Ecostrad Adesso TriQ 1200W Vertical WiFi Electric Radiator – Arctic White – AD-3Q-VW12
Ecostrad Adesso TriQ 1200W Vertical WiFi Electric Radiator – Arctic White – AD-3Q-VW12 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Product Description
The Ecostrad Adesso TriQ 1200W vertical electric radiator combines a clean gloss Arctic White finish with intelligent heating control. Its minimalist 10-bar design offers a higher output while keeping horizontal wall space requirements modest.
Heat-retentive thermal oil provides lasting warmth, with dual room and radiator temperature thermostats allowing precise adjustment. The TriQ touchscreen supports portrait and landscape display modes, while WiFi app control lets you manage heating from your Android or iOS device. Daily and weekly programming, boost mode with a timer and open window detection make it easy to fit heating around your routine.
Key features & specifications:
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Output: 1200W
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Finish: Gloss Arctic White – RAL 9016
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Vertical mild steel radiator with 10 bars
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Chrome TriQ WiFi heating element
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WiFi app control with daily and weekly programming
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Dual room and radiator temperature control
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Dual-orientation touchscreen display
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Boost mode with timer and open window detection
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Dimensions: 490mm wide × 1600mm high × 30mm deep
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Fitted depth: 75mm
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Weight: 42.9kg
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Approximate heating area: 8.5–12m²
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Supply: 220–240V, 50Hz
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Protection: IPX4, Class I
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Warranty: 20 years on the heater body and 2 years on the element
Installation: The heating element arrives separately and is supplied with a fitted plug and 1.2m cable. It can be positioned on the left or right side. Bathroom installations require professional hardwiring.
Heating areas are approximate and based on operation at full radiator temperature. Lower radiator temperature settings reduce the effective heating area.



