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How many years has Elith been part of the infrared heating industry?
Which types of marble are the radiators made from?
What’s the difference between Elith marble radiators and other types of infrared heating?
Elith infrared marble radiators are made in Greece from 100 % natural stone. Unlike other infrared heating devices these marble and granite radiators are able to accumulate and retain large amounts of thermal energy and distribute it evenly in three dimensions to the objects and people in their surroundings, providing natural, healthy, cost-efficient warmth around the clock.
Elith marble radiators concentrate a relatively large amount of energy into a small area. For example, the largest radiator (MH-17 with 1650 watt usage) is 135 x 60 cm. Other radiators have twice the surface area with approximately1400 watts of power. All Elith radiators comply with stringent European safety standards and have the following quality and safety certification: VDEGS, EMV, QMS, and CE. These certificates have enabled Elith marble radiators to be sold widely throughout Europe where Elith has deservedly gained a reputation as one of Europe’s leading infrared heating manufacturers and specialists.
Where are the radiators produced?
Elith marble radiators are manufactured at 4th km Drama-Prosotsani in the Drama regional unit of Greece.
The radiators are made entirely from domestic raw materials apart from the electrical components and some imported marble.
How long is the warranty period and what does it cover?
Elith marble radiators are manufactured at 4th km Drama-Prosotsani in the Drama regional unit of Greece.
The radiators are made entirely from domestic raw materials apart from the electrical components and some imported marble.
What is the lifetime of your radiators?
The average lifetime of a marble radiator is estimated at 50,000 hours. The actual lifetime will depend on the working regime and ambient temperature. If you use your radiator for 8 hours a day, 6 months a year, it should give you 40 years of reliable service.
