Follow manufacturers instructions to complete the set up. Now that the heater is in place, you will need to adjust the settings as required.

Space Saver is used predominantly for domestic applications where the ingenious plinth-mounting feature makes it ideal for heating kitchens, utility rooms and bathrooms. Plinth mounting also makes Space Saver ideal for certain non-domestic applications such as reception areas, changing rooms, libraries, etc. The new Space Saver complements the other brushed stainless steel appliances in the kitchen and is worth its weight in gold. I pushed the new Space Saver through the cut-out and then connected the flexible pipes to the Space Saver. Wired up the new heater to the 3A-fused spur. Fit the isolating valves. These might not be provided with your heater. The flexible hose pipes will then need to be connected from the heater to the central heating system.In the first of a number of innovations for the product, Smith’s has designed a new Space Saver hydronic plinth heater to fit much narrower plinths found in kitchen designs popular from Scandinavia and Germany. Like its taller counterparts, installing the Space Saver SS80 frees up wall space for extra wall surfaces and more storage or desirable kitchen appliances, instead of home owners having to make do with a panel radiator.

Large appliances and heavy items delivered direct to the room of your choice, NOT left on the kerb side. I bought these plinth heaters to replace the old one, it was at least 20 years old and the fan was getting pretty worn. New ones are really quiet, they're easy to fit and don't take up much space. Put them on long flexible tap connector as you'll have to pull them out to flush them out every few years. Making the decision on the most suitable type of Electric Heater is a major decision. After you determine that Plinth Heaters provide the best solution then the Smith's HPSS10002 is doubtless worth factoring in to your final decision.

Smith's Space Saver SS3

This is the perfect space saving radiator for our new kitchen now we no longer have space for a standard radiator. Also much more economical than the electric fan type plinth heater. Space Saver is used predominantly for domestic applications where the ingenious plinth-mounting feature makes it ideal for heating kitchens, utility rooms. Plinth mounting also makes Space Saver ideal for certain non-domestic applications such as reception areas, changing rooms, libraries, etc. This has allowed us to move the fridge freezer into the corner of the kitchen in the old rad space. Giving additional storage by way of a new base unit where the fridge freezer was fitted the space saver sits underneath this. Allowed us to install longer worktops and give the whole kitchen new spacious look. The heat is dispersed around the room much better than the radiator used to provide. This plinth heater comes with a Bluetooth remote control through which you can turn your heater on and off just by a single tap from your phone or any other smart device. Another great advantage of this product is that it consists of a programmable weekly timer. This enhanced feature saves you the trouble of turning it off if you forget it by chance, now we do not want a high electricity bill now do we? In addition to this, it comprises of an accurate electronic thermostat through which it automatically maintains and controls the temperature of the kitchen or room where it is placed. Plinth heaters sit in the plinth of your kitchen units but still provide enough heat to keep your kitchen warm. This is an ideal heating solution for compact kitchens or for times where you simply want to get more from your kitchen, since you aren't losing precious wall space to a bulky radiator. This leaves room for other features you may want, such as an extra kitchen appliance, more kitchen worktops or extra kitchen storage. A plinth heater can also be more attractive than a bog standard radiator because it's so sleek and subtle, ideal for designer kitchens. Not only that, but plinth heaters can come with grilles in a whole range of finishes to perfectly match your existing decor.

Plinth Heaters Plinth heaters are a great heating solution for the home. They are most common in kitchens, where there is often not the space to install a radiator or electric wall heater. They fit into a kitchen unit and produce heat as soon as they are turned on – great for blowing out the cobwebs first thing on a winter’s morning. A plinth heater can run independently or can be powered by your home’s central heating system. The one you should choose depends on your requirements and the existing set-up that you have.After turning the heating off I isolated the valves on the Flow and Return by the existing plinth heater, let out a little water from the heating system to flush out any debris trapped in the pipes.