Favora electric heaters are built for Baltic winters: ceramic and tower heaters for fast warm-up, convectors and oil-filled radiators for steady all-day heat, plus infrared and wall-mounted models. Every product lists wattage, dimensions, article code and EAN so you can compare the specs before buying.
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1500 WMica radiator AURA 1500 rated at 1500 W. Key features: Adjustable thermostat, Up to 30% energy saving, Radiant and convection heat, Overheat protection, Tip-over protection and Micathermic technology.
All prices include 21% VAT
2000 WMica radiator AURA 2000 rated at 2000 W. Key features: Adjustable thermostat, Up to 30% energy saving, Radiant and convection heat, Overheat protection, Tip-over protection and Micathermic technology.
All prices include 21% VAT
Warm a room within minutes, compact and suited to small and medium rooms. Usually with a thermostat, several power levels and oscillation.
Quiet operation and even heat. Good for continuous heating, wall-mounted or free-standing on feet.
Retain heat after switching off, which makes them efficient for long heating sessions in a bedroom or study.
Combine convection and radiant heat, warm up faster than oil radiators and are lighter to move.
Heat objects and people instead of air, so they suit workshops, terraces and rooms with high ceilings.
The cheapest and fastest option for a small room or spot heating.
For an insulated room, plan roughly 80–100 W per square metre: 1000 W for about 10 m², 2000 W for about 20 m².
A thermostat holds the set temperature and cuts the heating element, reducing electricity use compared with an unregulated heater.
Look for overheat protection and a tip-over switch, especially with children or pets at home.
Bedrooms suit fanless convectors, oil and mica radiators; ceramic fan heaters are better for quickly warming a kitchen or bathroom.
