With which heating system can I heat cheaply using electricity?

Heating with electricity is also always a matter of perspective. At this point, the heating system must operate efficiently and achieve a high efficiency.

So heating with electricity is out of the question for me. Simply too expensive and such a heater is not effective. An electric heater is also not used during the transition period. Then I'd rather heat with the fireplace.

Solar technologies could save a lot of money in the long run. I also use some myself, and they have paid off quickly.

With an electric heater, the heat can be easily varied. So you can turn it on or increase it when the heat is needed. With regular radiators, it always takes some time until the warmer water is in the pipes...... I bought an infrared heater last year and had it mounted on the wall - great..... works really fast... I can only recommend it.

Since our bathroom only has a small radiator due to space constraints and it does not provide enough power, we have hung an infrared heater above it. It takes 30-60 minutes and the bathroom is at 28 degrees or more.

Affordable is relative, depending on how intensively it is used. However, we are enthusiastic about the possibility and will later combine it with a suitable solar system. Then the costs should also be manageable.

It's best to get information at trade fairs in your area. :)

Hello everyone,

modern infrared heaters could be an alternative if you have to heat with electricity; you could also consider having an exhaust pipe installed on the house and getting a pellet heating system. If this is feasible technically and space-wise, this type of heating is cheaper than heating with electricity. Just have a professional (maybe the chimney sweep first) come on-site and get information.