| Logicor's Clear Heater System is already a market leader with super efficient 1000W and 500W heater units. After further research and enhancements we've managed to reduce the power consumption by more than 10% without any loss of function or performance. The large Clear Heater units are now rated at only 900W, and the smaller Clear Heater units are rated at only 430W. All new heaters will carry the new specification with reduced wattages. |  Read our CHS brochure |
How do Clear Heaters use so little energy?
One of the clever features of our Clear Heater technology is the phased energy function.
This means that each Clear Heater unit only needs to heat for 25% of the time to maintain the target temperature. When the Clear Heater unit switches off, the surface temperature continues to heat for a short time before cooling again. To help understand this, if we imagine this as a series of four-second time loops, a Clear Heater unit would only need to heat for the first second of each four-second phase to maintain the heater surface temperature within 0.5°C of the target temperature.
The second clever feature during these 'power pause' moments, is that the control panel locates and powers other Clear Heater Units on the system in a continuous cycle.
These energy pulses achieve the target room temperature while minimising the amount of electricity needed for the whole heating system.
This means that each Clear Heater unit only needs to heat for 25% of the time to maintain the target temperature. When the Clear Heater unit switches off, the surface temperature continues to heat for a short time before cooling again. To help understand this, if we imagine this as a series of four-second time loops, a Clear Heater unit would only need to heat for the first second of each four-second phase to maintain the heater surface temperature within 0.5°C of the target temperature.
The second clever feature during these 'power pause' moments, is that the control panel locates and powers other Clear Heater Units on the system in a continuous cycle.
These energy pulses achieve the target room temperature while minimising the amount of electricity needed for the whole heating system.
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