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Adax electric panel heaters are slimline convector heaters designed to warm rooms through natural air circulation. Key models include the Adax Neo and Adax Clea, available in outputs from 400W to 2500W to suit rooms up to approximately 25mΒ². Most include integrated WiFi and are controlled via the Adax Home app on iOS or Android, allowing scheduling and remote temperature adjustment. Wall-mounting requires no plumbing; installation typically takes under an hour.
Everything you need to know
Running cost depends on output and usage. A 1500W panel heater running for one hour uses 1.5 kWh of electricity. At approximately 24p per kWh, that equates to roughly 36p per hour at full output. In practice, a built-in thermostat means the heater cycles on and off to maintain temperature, so actual hourly costs are typically lower than the maximum figure.
Most Adax panel heaters can be wall-mounted and connected to a fused spur without a qualified electrician. However, if the installation requires new fixed wiring – such as adding a fused connection unit or a new circuit – this is notifiable work under Part P of the Building Regulations in England and Wales and must be carried out or certified by a registered electrician.
Yes. WiFi-enabled Adax panel heaters connect to the Adax Home app, available free on iOS and Android. The app allows scheduling, remote temperature adjustment, and energy monitoring. The heater connects directly to your home’s 2.4GHz WiFi – no hub required. Voice control via Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant is also supported on compatible models.
Allow approximately 80W per square metre for most rooms. A 15mΒ² bedroom would typically suit a 1200W heater; a 20mΒ² open-plan living area around 1600W. For older properties with poor insulation, sizing up slightly is advisable. If you are unsure, call 01325 717 899 and the team can advise based on your room dimensions and property type.
Both are WiFi-enabled panel heaters with thermostat control and Adax Home app compatibility. The Adax Neo is the core range model with a compact but conventional profile. The Adax Clea is an ultra-slim design – typically around 5cm in depth – intended for modern interiors where a minimal appearance is a priority. Both ranges offer similar wattage options and feature sets.