Convector heater WetAir WCH-750-20AL-WIFI
WCH-750-20AL-WIFI
- Power
- 2000 W
- Dimensions
- 75.2 × 23 × 43 cm
- Net weight
- 5.1 kg
Heaters
About this category and choosing a product
Choose a heater for a particular room and routine. Floor area is only a starting point: insulation, windows, ceiling height and existing heating also affect the required output.
Compare available models by price, availability, and the control method that suits you.
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Warmth for your space
A quick warm-up and longer heating sessions may call for different heaters. Compare power, controls and installation options, taking your room’s heat loss into account.
Heaters: models
Convector heater WetAir WCH-MA1500EW
WCH-MA1500EW
- Power
- 1500 W
- Heat settings
- 750 / 1500 W
- Thermostat
- adjustable
Convector heater WetAir WCH-MA2000EW
WCH-MA2000EW
- Power
- 2000 W
- Heat settings
- 1000 / 2000 W
- Thermostat
- adjustable
Infrared heater WetAir WCFH-4020
WCFH-4020
- Power
- 1000 W
- Heat settings
- 400 / 1000 W
- Dimensions
- 36 × 33 × 93 cm
Infrared heater WetAir WIH-1800S
WIH-1800S
- Power
- 1800 W
- Dimensions
- 75 × 14 × 23 cm
- Installation
- wall brackets or telescopic stand
Infrared heater WetAir WIH-2500S
WIH-2500S
- Power
- 2500 W
- Dimensions
- 91 × 14 × 23 cm
- Installation
- wall brackets or telescopic stand
Oil-filled radiator WetAir WOH-7H
WOH-7H
- Power
- 1500 W
- Net weight
- 6.2 kg
- Thermostat
- adjustable
Oil-filled radiator WetAir WOH-7L
WOH-7L
- Power
- 1500 W
- Net weight
- 5.3 kg
- Thermostat
- adjustable
Oil-filled radiator WetAir WOH-9H
WOH-9H
- Power
- 2000 W
- Net weight
- 7.6 kg
- Thermostat
- adjustable
Oil-filled radiator WetAir WOH-9L
WOH-9L
- Power
- 2000 W
- Net weight
- 6.3 kg
- Thermostat
- adjustable
Which type suits you?
- A convector heats air that circulates around the room. Check wall-mounting options, thermostat controls and scheduling for the chosen model.
- An oil-filled radiator warms up gradually and continues releasing stored heat after switching off. It also produces natural air circulation.
- A fan heater directs warm air towards a chosen area. An infrared heater warms people and surfaces within its range.
Safe placement
Do not cover a heater or dry clothes on it. Follow the manual’s clearances and electrical requirements. Bathroom or outdoor use is acceptable only when explicitly permitted for that model and all installation requirements are met. An IP rating alone does not establish a suitable location.
How much electricity does it use?
A heater operating continuously at 2000 W uses 2 kWh in one hour. Actual consumption depends on how long the heating element runs. A thermostat and schedule help control that time but do not guarantee a particular percentage saving.
Read about sizing heater output, convectors and oil-filled radiators, running costs and preparing for the season.