Name: Termia EVNA-1.0/230MB 1 kW
Brand: Termia
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

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The Termia EVNA-0.5/230MB 0.5 kW convector heater is a compact and efficient heating solution, ideal for small spaces up to 5 m². It features a built-in thermostat that maintains the set temperature with minimal deviation, ensuring consistent warmth. The heater is designed for wall installation and boasts a high level of water protection, making it suitable for use in humid environments like bathrooms. Users appreciate its low energy consumption and reliable performance, although some note the absence of a stepped power regulator, meaning it operates at a constant power level. Initially, there might be a slight smell of overheated metal, but this dissipates after a short period. Overall, the Termia EVNA-0.5/230MB is praised for its affordability and effectiveness in small areas.

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good model, liked it

29 February 2016

Pretty good inexpensive heater. For a small room of 12 square meters is enough.

There is a built-in thermostat, so the heater maintains the set temperature well. I somehow even measured with a thermometer - during the night the deviation was only a couple of degrees. Looks really good on the wall. And if you wish, you can install it on the floor, but I did not find only the wheels necessary for the implementation of this idea in the initial configuration. Consumes relatively little. High level of water protection. That is, you can safely put in the bathroom or anywhere with high humidity.

There is no step power regulator. The convector always runs at 1500 watts. Good thing there is a thermostat. When first turned on, there was a smell of overheated metal. Then he disappeared, now this problem is not. It warms up a small room well and quickly, but it can’t cope with a large one.

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Powerful, reliable, yet surprisingly cheap electric convector

28 October 2016

Installed it in a so-called "warm" warehouse. This means that this convector is responsible for ensuring that the stored "delicate" household chemicals in this room do not freeze over in winter.

The storage space is small, about 25 square meters, with two exterior walls, but they are more or less insulated. It worked excellently throughout last winter season and had to work a lot during frosts. It actually worked for several weeks in a 24/7 mode, which is quite a serious test for a household device. Thanks to its high power, it handles its job without any problems. Two and a half kilowatts of heat quickly warm up the cold air and maintain the air temperature around 8-10 degrees. In fact, you only needed to properly set the temperature controller once, and then the convector operates autonomously without requiring additional control. It is protected from droplet moisture. It costs a laughably small amount by today's standards and comes with a five-year warranty.

There's no stepped power regulation. I didn't think about this right away and got a model without it. It would have been useful, especially in December and March when the cold is not too severe, and maintaining the required temperature would only need a kilowatt of power. In the first few days, there was a slight smell of overheating metal and plastic, but it began to fade after about four days, and completely disappeared after a week.

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