How to choose an inverter heater for home and street

Inverter heater - what is it? What to choose for a house or apartment? What are the types, their pros and cons? To buy a quality and reliable inverter heater you need to know the answers to all these questions. In this article you will learn the answers to them and with this baggage of knowledge you can make the right choice.

What it is

Inverter heater on the principle of operation resembles air conditioning. The main part of the device design is a heat pump, which consists of internal and external units. The internal unit acts as a heat exchanger, inside of which freon is fed under high pressure. Freon temperature can reach 70–80 ° C.After heating, it goes to the external unit, where the lower pressure. Here the freon goes from a liquid to a gaseous state, as a result of which it gives off its heat.

Inverter heaters are very effective. Even in rooms with very low temperatures, it still works intensively, without losing its efficiency. It is not necessary to constantly monitor the operation of the heater, it reduces the intensity of work when the room has reached the desired air temperature.

Advantages and disadvantages of the

inverter heater The main advantage of such a heater is the lack of the need to obtain permission for its installation and use, for example, the gas boiler cannot boast. Other advantages are:

• safety at work;
• environmental friendliness;
• noiseless;
• ability to work in a very cold room with low temperature;
• energy savings;
• automatically reduces the power of work when the desired room temperature is reached.

A significant disadvantage of the device in the high price and the fact that the weak power grid will not pull the work of the inverter heater. Also, the repair of the device is extremely difficult, the necessary parts for replacement can wait a few months.

Types of Inverter Heaters for Home

The most popular inverter heater for home is gas, which runs on natural or liquefied gas. This is the most economical form of such devices - they give the maximum amount of heat with minimal energy consumption.

The next view is an infrared inverter heater. The principle of operation of such a device is that infrared rays do not heat the air itself, but the objects and surfaces they encounter, and these objects already give off heat to the environment. By the same principle heats the planet sun. This heater will heat the house well, but it is best manifested itself in gazebos, terraces or in open space.

The latest type of inverter heaters are air conditioners that look normal, but they additionally have heat pumps.

How to choose the right inverter heater for the home

The main parameter that you need to pay attention to when choosing an inverter heater is safety in use. The heater must be equipped with high-quality wiring that will cope with the high voltage of the network and even in case of ignition it quickly wears out and does not create a fire-hazardous situation. Also on the heaters must be present:

• European Compliance( CE) marking — the presence of this marking means that the product is manufactured in accordance with the requirements of the European Union directives and guarantees safety for health and the environment.
• Certificates of quality, as well as required documents, as well as the CE marking, which must be in the complete set of the heater.
• Serial Number - bona fide manufacturers always write a serial number on their product, so that in case of complaints it would be easier and faster to find manufacturers and understand the problem.

If you choose a specific device, then preference should be given to Japanese manufacturers such as: Samsung, Toshiba or Daikin. Japan is the very first to start the production of inverter heaters and so far no one has managed to surpass them in quality of work and maintenance of devices. A special feature of Toshiba heaters is the presence of an air filter that fights bacteria, leading to various diseases.

How to use the device

correctly Unlike an oil heater or central heating, inverter heaters automatically reduce the power of their work when the room has reached a predetermined temperature, which will save customers money. To achieve the maximum shelf life of the device, there are several rules that will extend its service:

• distance from the device to the nearest object or surface should not be less than 40 centimeters;
• is not recommended to be left on for the night;
• Do not put wet clothes on it;
• do not mount the device near the window.