Guaranteeing the possibility of integration with any type of existing system, a greater ease of installation and control through home automation systems, the electric radiators are flexible products with high performances, that can increase the comfort of a single area in the house or even a hotel, solving completely the heating request. Referring in particular to ‘passive’ or high thermal efficient houses, electric radiators fully satisfy the overall requirements, benefitting from the power supply of photovoltaic system, reducing the costs of any additional installation.
Electric radiators are increasingly used to complete floor heating systems – independent from them for an easy management – especially in bathrooms, where a higher temperature is required. The provision of handles, accessories or bathrobe hooks are an indispensable prerogative of the products that Antrax IT offers in a wide assortment of configurations, with the same efficiency traditionally associated to similar models in the hydraulic version. Antrax IT electric collection includes almost all the design products that have earned the Venetian company its recognized fame, from Serie T and T Tower to Byobu, Android, Flaps, Pettine, Teso and Tubone, Blade, Tavola and Tavoletta. In all models a heating cable acts as a coil and heats the diffusion element, made of 100% recyclable aluminum: thanks to this technology maximum silence is guaranteed while the connection to a timer thermostat and a home automation system allows to remotely control, regulating on and off, according to a desired individual management. There is then the possibility of selecting the color of the radiator, within the Antrax IT color palette – with over 200 options including matt, glossy, pastel or embossed finish – and size, for maximum customization of the element.
Android, designed by Daniel Libeskind, offers nine size variations, a handle straight and on purpose shaped to fit the profile of the radiator, working as a towel holder, giving the possibility of hanging bathrobes at direct contact of the folds that characterize the heating body. It can only be installed vertically and the IQ version, with diagonal cut in the upper and lower profile bars, accentuates its particular three-dimensional aesthetic.
The geometric lines of Android are contrasted by the softness of Blade, conceived by Peter Rankin, with its slightly rounded profiles and bevelled surface. The gold or silver finish highlights the sculptural image of the product that, available vertically in a single dimension, can be accessorized with a tone-on-tone or contrasting handle.
Finally, the Pettine radiator which recalls the shape of the object that has inspired its name, ‘pettine’ is the Italian word for comb, can be selected with three, five or seven “teeth”, practical supports to hang towels or bathrobes. Pettine, designed by Andrea Crosetta, can be installed individually or as part of geometric and chromatic compositions, thanks to the combination of several elements.
Blade radiator, design by Peter Rankin
Android radiator, design by Daniel Libeskind
