
Why Everyone's Talking About the Klimura Plug-In Heater
An 800-watt ceramic element and a digital thermostat in a unit that sits on the socket itself — the reason spare rooms, home offices and cold bedrooms are finally getting used.
A Heater With No Cable
Most small heaters need a patch of floor and a lead running to the wall. The Klimura Plug-In Heater skips both. Its rotating plug goes straight into the socket, so the whole unit sits on the wall at 13.5 centimetres wide. Nothing to step over, and nothing taking up the desk.
Heat The Room You Use
Turning the central heating on for one cold room means warming the hallway, the landing and the bedrooms nobody is in. The Klimura works the other way round. Plug it in where you are sitting, set the temperature, and the thermostat cycles the 800-watt element on and off to hold it.
Built To Be Left Running
The ceramic element sits behind a closed grille, with no exposed bars. Knock the Klimura out of position and the tip-over cut-off shuts it down. The housing stays cool enough to hold when you move it, and a built-in antimicrobial filter sits behind the air intake. The front grille does get hot.
Set It And Forget It
The timer runs from one to twelve hours, so the Klimura can warm a bedroom before you go up and switch itself off after you are asleep. The remote changes temperature and timer from under the duvet. At 400 grams, it moves to the home office in the morning.
How to Use the Klimura Plug-In Heater
There is nothing to fit, mount or assemble. Plug it directly into a wall socket with clear space around it, switch it on and choose a temperature. The display shows the setting, the thermostat does the rest, and the timer turns everything off at whatever hour you pick. That is the whole setup.
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Switch Klimura On
Plug it into a wall socket and pick the temperature you want.
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Give It 5 Minutes
Let the heater work its way up to your chosen setting.
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Feel The Heat
Sit back and enjoy a warm, comfortable room.
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Klimura vs Others
No cable, a digital thermostat and a 12-hour timer — here is how it stacks up against the small heaters you already know.
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Others |
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Cable-free wall socket design |
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Digital temperature display |
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Adjustable thermostat |
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One to twelve hour timer |
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Remote control included |
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Tip-over cut-off |
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Under 500 g weight |
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UK returns and support |
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Frequently asked questions
What is a plug in heater for?
Warming the room you are actually in, such as a bedroom, home office or box room, without a freestanding unit on the floor.
Do I need an app or any installation?
No. There is no app, no bracket and no tools. It plugs into the socket and works from the buttons or the remote.
Does it really have no cable?
Yes. The plug is built into the back of the heater and rotates, so the unit sits upright directly on the wall socket.
How is it powered?
From a standard wall socket at 220 V. Plug it directly into the wall rather than into an extension lead.
How powerful is it?
800 watts, through a ceramic element. It is a small electric heater sized for one room at a time, not for a whole house.
Will it block the socket next to it?
The body measures 13.5 × 10 × 15 cm and the plug rotates, so you can turn it to suit the socket position.
Where should I use it?
In dry indoor rooms with clear space around it: bedrooms, studies, spare rooms and living rooms, away from curtains, bedding and furniture.
Is there anything to be careful about?
The front grille gets hot in use. Keep children and pets supervised around it, never cover it, and let it cool before unplugging.