Nothing on the walls. Heat only the rooms you use. Slim white PowerBoard panels on the ceiling warm people and everything in the room directly, instead of heating the air first. Supplied and installed across the UK.
Infrared Heating for Bromley Homes | South East London Heating Specialists
Bromley is the largest London borough by area, covering everything from Crystal Palace and Beckenham in the north down through Bromley town centre and The Glades shopping centre to Orpington, Biggin Hill and the rural fringe near Keston. Bromley Council manages a relatively small social housing stock by London standards, but its 2027 net-zero target focuses heavily on private-sector retrofit. Many of the borough's Victorian villas around Beckenham and Bickley have high ceilings and bay windows where conventional radiators leave cold spots, and the family homes off Petts Wood station are often too far from town gas mains to upgrade simply. PoweRad supplies ceiling-mounted infrared panels across BR1, BR2, BR3, BR4, BR5, BR6, BR7 and SE20 - silent, with no annual service contract.
From high-ceilinged villas near Crystal Palace Park to family homes off Petts Wood station, Bromley's housing benefits from radiant heat that warms surfaces - not just air rising to the ceiling.
No fan and no convection currents, so dust is not carried around the room. Infrared heat is gentle and quiet.
Feel warmth in under 10 minutes - no waiting for rooms to heat up. Enjoy cosy comfort exactly when you need it.
Sleek, slim panels blend seamlessly with any décor. No bulky radiators taking up wall space or collecting dust.
Safe surface temperatures, and the 250 panel is BEAB Approved by Intertek (certificate 30095). No hot spots, no burns - safe around children and pets.
99% efficient heating with 40% thermostat duty cycle means you only pay for heat when needed. Typical savings of 30-50.
No moving parts, no servicing, no annual checks. Install once: the panels have a 30 year design life.
Competitive pricing for South East London properties. Fully installed with 10-Year Warranty and free remote survey
Perfect for single rooms - fully installed
Complete system for a standard 3 bed house
Premium setup for larger properties
Whether you have a period home in Chislehurst or a new build in Hayes, PoweRad panels suit every room
BEAB Approved 250 panel
Certificate No. 30095 by Intertek
Create a warm, inviting space for family gatherings. Ceiling-mounted panels provide even heat distribution without taking up wall space.
Gentle, silent heating for restful sleep. No noise, no dry air, just comfortable warmth throughout the night.
Quick heat-up for busy mornings. Infrared panels are moisture-resistant and perfect for the heart of your home.
IP-rated panels for wet environments. Step out of the shower into gentle warmth - no cold tiles, no waiting.
Use your conservatory year-round. Infrared panels heat objects directly, making conservatories comfortable even in winter.
Perfect for converted lofts and attic rooms. No need for complex pipework - just electrical connection for instant, efficient heating.
London has 3,556,000 households with diverse heating needs. With average winter temperatures of 4.2°C, electric heating systems provide reliable, efficient warmth for homes across the city.
Imagine a 12-flat apartment building in London switching from communal gas heating to individual electric panel systems. Each resident gains independent temperature control - no more disputes over heating schedules. With London's average monthly energy bills of £145, zone control means you pay to heat only the rooms in use.
A typical London family home - perhaps a victorian terraces built around 1943. Electric heating systems replace the ageing gas boiler with slim wall panels in each room. With London's average EPC rating of D, homeowners often improve by 1-2 grades.
London's Georgian townhouses present unique heating challenges - high ceilings, solid walls, and often no gas connection. Electric radiant panels mount discreetly to ceilings, providing instant warmth without disturbing period features. Perfect for addressing high energy costs in period properties.
With 12% of London housing being new builds, developers increasingly specify electric heating to meet Building Regulations Part L. No gas connection reduces build costs, and an all-electric home is ready for battery storage and solar PV.
With 24% of London housing being social housing, councils and housing associations increasingly choose electric heating for upgrades. Zero maintenance reduces long-term costs. Tenants benefit from individual room control and lower bills.
11% of London area properties lack mains gas. Electric heating replaces expensive oil or LPG systems. Combined with solar panels, homeowners can generate their own heat - reducing reliance on delivered fuel.
Which type of London property are you heating? Get a tailored electric heating quote for your home.
Our local installers cover all Bromley areas including Beckenham, Chislehurst, Orpington, Petts Wood, and Hayes. Same-week surveys available.
Areas we cover:
Covering postcodes: BR1, BR2, BR3, BR4, BR5, BR6, BR7, SE20
PowerBoard infrared panels work perfectly with solar systems. Combine them for virtually free heating during the day and complete energy independence with a battery. Ask us about solar integration options.
Understanding Bromley's unique climate, property landscape, and energy profile
Bromley is the largest London borough by area and stretches from Crystal Palace down into rural Cudham and Downe - that southern fringe sits at over 200m on the North Downs and is regularly two degrees colder than Bromley South on a clear winter night. Frost pockets in the Cray and Ravensbourne valleys keep the heating season into late April for homes in St Mary Cray and Orpington.
BR-postcode housing is dominated by interwar three-bed semis in Bickley, Petts Wood and Hayes - Petts Wood was one of the first model commuter suburbs and the building style is unusually consistent across the area. Add the Victorian terraces of Beckenham, the Crystal Palace mansion-block conversions and the genuinely rural cottages around Downe and Cudham, and you have a borough where one heating template will not fit. The London Borough of Bromley has comparatively low social-housing stock by London standards but a large privately-rented older flat conversion market.
Mains gas reaches the bulk of suburban Bromley, but the rural southern fringe (Cudham, Downe, Pratt's Bottom, Knockholt) is genuinely off the gas grid and runs on oil or LPG. Bromley Council declared a climate emergency in 2019 and has been part-funding heat-pump and electric retrofits for off-grid households through Local Authority Delivery scheme funding.
The two clearest Bromley heating problems are oil-tank reliance in the off-grid villages south of the M25, and leasehold flat conversions in the Crystal Palace and Beckenham Edwardian villas where freeholders block new flues. The third recurring issue is the Petts Wood conservation area, where rear extensions and visible flue terminals are tightly controlled by the council's planning department.
Common questions about infrared heating for your home
Yes, we install infrared heating across all Bromley areas including Beckenham, Orpington, Chislehurst, Petts Wood, Hayes, Bickley, Shortlands, West Wickham, and Keston. Every project starts with a free remote survey.
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