Buying Guides
Our experts have put together the top things to consider for each of our product ranges. Helping you choose the best product for you and your family.
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Sustainability
Sustainability plays a key role in the future of Dimplex. We believe it's our moral responsibility to do what we can for future generations.
How can increased ventilation rates and improved filtration help deliver better Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in residential buildings?
It is an accepted view, supported by the World Health Organisation (WHO), that increased ventilation and better filtration rates significantly improve the IAQ of our buildings. Increasing the airflow in an indoor space and removing pollutants and contaminants such as particulate matter and gases through filtration, can provide considerable health and wellbeing benefits to its occupants.
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Dimplex announces brand endorsements
Spring Clean for a Healthier Happier Home in Spring 2024
Spring is officially here! Even though it comes with a mixed bag of seasonal weather, one thing is certain: longer days and warmer temperatures are on their way. As the spring flowers bloom, returning some much-needed colour to our parks and public spaces, people often mark the change of the seasons with some spring cleaning.
Dimplex to exhibit product showcase at InstallerSHOW 2024 Stand H90
Dimplex has announced it will be exhibiting at InstallerSHOW 2024 on stand H90 between 25th-27th of June.
Which panel heater is best for student accommodation and why?
In student accommodation, there are patterns of occupancy and behaviour that can lead to wasted heat and higher energy costs. Keeping energy use in check is vital for the providers of student accommodation and choosing the right panel heater with intelligent controls can help minimise heating costs.
IP ratings for electric radiators and why they matter
What are the IP ratings for electric radiators and why do they matter?
IP ratings indicate how well the enclosure around a device such as an electric radiator or a panel heater, will protect the internal mechanical and electrical components from the ingress of solids and liquids. Intrusion into an electric radiator by fingers, foreign objects of various diameters, or water could pose a hazard to the user and risk damaging the product.
What is the difference between radiant heat and convection heat for an electric radiator?
The source of the warmth felt from an electric radiator can either come from radiant heat or convection heat and sometimes a combination of both. However, what is the difference between those heat types and how do modern electric radiators utilise them to deliver heat in the most appropriate and efficient manner?
What are the radiator surface temperature regulations for schools and nurseries?
In this FAQ we look at the regulations covering schools and nurseries that define the maximum safe surface temperature of radiators. The regulations require specifiers and asset managers to select radiators that can operate with a low outer surface temperature to achieve compliance.
What should be considered when replacing a panel heater?
In this FAQ we explore some of the practical measures that can be taken to help make the job of replacing old panel heaters easier. We also show how gaining an understanding of the many features that are available on modern panel heaters will help decide which best suits the requirements of the building and its occupiers.
What is a low surface temperature (LSTE) panel heater?
In this FAQ we look at low surface temperature (LST) radiators to see what they are and why their specification is required in sectors such as education and healthcare.
Dimplex Launches Alta Wi-Fi Panel Heaters
Introducing Alta Wi-Fi, a slimline, wall mounted panel heater from Dimplex. Replacing Monterey, Girona and Saletto, Alta Wi-Fi offers a more lightweight, Scandinavian-inspired design with a range of stylish clip-on glass accessories (sold separately) making it the ideal space heating system for building projects where space saving and aesthetics are key.
Overcoming overheating in large urban developments with hot water heat pump solutions
A recent report from the Climate Change Committee highlights the increasing risk of overheating in the UK building stock as the effects of climate change continue to increase.
The building regulations recognise the importance of taking steps to mitigate the effects of overheating and introduced a new Approved Document called Part O.
In this blog we look at the important role that HVAC solutions can play in reducing overheating and explain why selecting hot water heat pumps is so effective in large urban developments.