Wall mounted heaters for the bathroom and the hallway.
Bathroom heating is one of the few remaining categories where buyers search with an installation constraint, not just a price. A wall-mounted IP24 unit answers it directly: no floor space, no cable across a wet room, and a heated bathroom in the eight minutes people actually use it.
What makes a wall heater sell.
IP24 panel heaters that free the floor in bathrooms, hallways and small rentals, with digital thermostat and 24 h timer.
IP24 is the entry ticket
Splash protection is what makes a bathroom installation defensible. The enclosure, gasket and cable entry are specified for zone 2 positioning, and the rating is confirmed in the technical file rather than printed on marketing material.
Heats the room people use
A 2,000W PTC panel brings a 4-6 m² bathroom to comfort in a few minutes, then holds it. Bathroom heating is short-duration and high-intensity, which is exactly what this format does well.
Zero floor footprint
Wall mounting frees the floor in small apartments, rentals and holiday lets, where a freestanding unit is either a trip hazard or gets stored away and never used.
Two markets, one platform
The same chassis serves the bathroom SKU (IP24, wall bracket, pull cord option) and the hallway SKU (higher output, thermostat, timer). One tooling investment, two listings.
Specifications you define per order.
Final rated values are confirmed in the technical file for your selected model. The table below is the configurable range our manufacturing partner supports, not a guarantee for every variant.
| Specification | Configurable range / options | Buyer note |
|---|---|---|
| Ingress protection | IP24 | Confirm per model in the technical file |
| Rated power | 1,000 W / 2,000 W | Two output tiers |
| Heating element | PTC ceramic | Fast warm-up, self-regulating |
| Controls | Digital thermostat, touch panel | Pull cord optional for wet rooms |
| Timer | 24 h / weekly programmable | Suits rental and holiday-let use |
| Mounting | Wall bracket, hard-wired or plug | Hard-wired for permanent installs |
| Safety | Overheat cutoff, thermal fuse | Plus IP-rated enclosure |
| Electrical | 230V 50Hz, EU and UK variants | UK bathroom rules differ by zone |
| Finish | White, anthracite, custom RAL | Colour match available |
| Packing | Individual carton with bracket kit | Retail-ready carton option |
Short bursts, small bills.
Bathroom heating runs for minutes, not hours. A 2,000W panel used 30 minutes a day costs roughly EUR 0.09 a day at EUR 0.30/kWh, about EUR 2.70 a month. That number is easy for a retailer to print, and it reframes the product from a fire-risk worry into a controlled running cost.
Ask for the cost model for your marketEUR 0.09/day
2,000 W for 30 minutes
EUR 2.70/mo
At 30 minutes daily
3-5 min
Typical comfort warm-up
0 m²
Floor space used
Same verified factory as our tower heaters.
Produced by our Ningbo partner with KC, CCC and ISO 9000 certification and existing wall-mounted heater tooling already in production. Because the wall format shares components with the tower range, combined orders reduce tooling and freight cost per unit.
Questions buyers ask before the first order.
IP24 protects against splashing water and is the common rating for zone 2 positions outside the immediate shower enclosure. Final positioning and wiring must comply with local installation rules, which differ between Germany, France and the UK.
Yes. The unit can be supplied with a hard-wired terminal or a factory-fitted plug. Hard-wiring is often required for permanent bathroom installations and for landlord-managed properties.
500 units for custom colour, 1,000 units for full private label including housing branding and retail carton.
Yes, wall bracket and fixings ship in the carton, with a retail-ready packaging option for DIY channels.
Buyers usually quote these together.
Combining categories in one shipment reduces freight and tooling cost per unit.
Send us the spec you need quoted.
Tell us the target retail price, destination market and volume. We reply with the matching configuration, the certification plan and a sample timeline — usually within two working days.