Speed Comfort
Speed Comfort produce Europe’s best-selling smart radiator fan. Their product will help you save money while making heating your home more energy efficient.
The fan (which comes in various sizes) will attach underneath your radiator via magnets and will push air up through it, the installation is super simple. The smart thermosensor will automatically turn the fan on and off based on the temperature of the radiator, which allows for hassle-free smart usage.
- Set your thermostat 1-2 degrees lower without sacrificing comfort to get your room to the proper temperature in half the time.
- Heat is transferred from a radiator or convector into a room faster and more evenly with SpeedComforts.
- SpeedComforts allows you to lower the water supply temperature in your heating system.
- Thanks to SpeedComfort, you can save up to 22% on gas consumption.
- The power supply is lossless, which means that when the SpeedComfort isn't active, you won't waste any energy.
- The fans are incredibly cost-effective. A SpeedComfort uses less than an estimated £0.13 in electricity per year based on 1,000 running hours*.
UK power pack included!**
* based on Speed Comforts estimations.
** Orders will be shipped with a UK power pack, not the 2-pin EU plug shown in the video above - this is for reference only.
All Speed Comfort sets come with adjustable brackets and feet, no extra accessories needed.
Speed Comfort Smart Radiator Fan (Trio Set)
- Fits radiators with 70 – 90mm (2.75 – 3.5in) between panels
- Trio set covers 120cm (47.24in) of radiator length
- Suitable for radiators 120cm (47.24in) in length and upwards
- Ideal for larger rooms with long or multiple radiators
Speed Comfort Smart Radiator Fan (Duo Set)
- Fits radiators with 70 – 90mm (2.75 – 3.5in) between panels
- Duo set covers 80cm (31.5in) of radiator length
- Suitable for radiators between 75cm (29.5in) and 120cm (47.24in) in length
- Ideal for standard sized rooms with one radiator
Speed Comfort Smart Radiator Fan (Mono Set)
Get faster heat distribution with Speed Comfort Smart Radiator Fan (Mono Set). Ideal for small rooms and saves up to 22% on gas consumption. Adjustable brackets make installation easy.
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Speed Comfort Smart Radiator Fan (Extension Set)
- Fits radiators with 70 – 90mm (2.75 – 3.5in) between panels
- Extends existing SpeedComfort sets to suit larger radiators
- The extension set includes 1 x fan and 1 x connector cable
- Requires existing mono, duo or trio set to function
Speed Comfort Smart Radiator Fan In-line Extension Cable (60cm / 120cm)
Extension cable that fits between SpeedComfort and 12V adapter or between SpeedComforts in a daisy-chain.
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Speed Comfort Smart Radiator Fan Power Adapter
Enhance your home heating experience with the Speed Comfort Power Adapter for Smart Radiator Fan. The 12V adapter, boasting a generous 180 cm length, ensures optimal performance and efficiency. Achieve consistent warmth in every corner of your space.
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Speed Comfort Smart Radiator Fan Thermostat Switch
A thermostatic switch with magnetic fastening; 60 cm.
It allows the SpeedComfort to switch on automatically when the radiator reaches 33°C and to switch off at 27°C. Thus, the SpeedComfort only works when you heat.
For most radiators and convectors
Standard Radiators
Most radiators have two or three panels (type 22 or 33) with a gap of more than 7 cm. The SpeedComfort can be fitted at the bottom of the radiator in the gap between the panels. The magnetic slides will automatically find the iron panels.
Narrow(er) radiators
If you have radiators with less than 7 cm of space between the panels, pull the magnetic slides out of the housing and put them back in place with the magnet facing upwards. The blocks opposite the magnetic slides now only have a cosmetic function and can be removed. The SpeedComfort will now hang tightly under the radiator.
Single radiators
If you have a radiator with one panel, pull the magnet slides out of the housing and put them back in place with the magnets facing upwards on one side. With the magnets against the back of the radiator, the SpeedComfort hangs tightly underneath.
Convector of convector ducting
If you have a convector or convector ducting, you will find four feet at the bottom of the housing. Place the feet in the specially-made holes, with the foot in the longitudinal direction. You can place the SpeedComfort both on top of the convector block and below.
Different situations
If you have old-fashioned louvre radiators, you can hang SpeedComforts underneath with wires or tie wraps. You can also use the feet to put them on the ground underneath the radiator – it’s not fancy, but it works… And if there’s not enough room for SpeedComforts at the bottom of your radiators, you can also place them on top. Many radiators have a grille, under which they are hardly noticeable.
How do SpeedComforts work?
Automatic operation
SpeedComforts have an external thermostat switch. This is placed near the hot water supply using magnets. When the radiator or convector gets to 33 degrees close to the thermostat switch, the fans will turn on automatically. As a result, the radiator/convector moves heat more quickly from the radiator into the room. The room is brought to the desired temperature more quickly, and the heat is also better distributed.
The heat from the radiators/convectors is also distributed around the room for a much longer time. SpeedComforts only stop when the temperature of the radiator/convector falls below 25 degrees.
Energy-efficient
A lossless adapter is included as standard.
Complete packages
SpeedComforts are supplied complete, including adapter, thermostat switch and connection cables (30 cm)
How many do you need?
Rule of thumb for the number of SpeedComforts to be used
One SpeedComfort moves approximately 30 m3 of air per hour. The air in a room should preferably circulate once per hour.
Calculation example: a living room measuring 5 metres wide, 8 metres long and 3 metres high has a capacity of 120 m3. In this case, a Trio set with an Extension set, or two Duo sets are required.
In a bedroom, one SpeedComfort (a Monoset) will usually be more than enough.
Particular circumstances
Radiators often have a hard time heating a room. Maybe there is a sofa in front of it, a wide windowsill above it, or it is hidden behind a decorative casing. In these cases, SpeedComforts provide extra help because, despite these obstructions, they push the warm air into the room.
Linking multiple SpeedComforts
Keep in mind that you need an average length of 50 cm for each SpeedComfort. Therefore, on a radiator/convector of 1.60 m, you can accommodate three. You can connect up to 20 SpeedComforts, using one adapter. Expansion sets are available, in addition to complete packages. These always include a 30-cm connection cable.