Heaters NZ - Ceramic, Convector & Fan Heater Purifiers

Heaters

Stay warm this winter with electric heaters for NZ homes at Tech Supply Shed. From ceramic tower heaters and convector heaters to heated throws and fan heater purifiers, Goldair and Dyson have an energy-efficient option for every room and budget.

Ceramic and Convector Heaters

Black Goldair ceramic tower heater with front grille and round base stand - Heaters at Tech Supply Shed NZ — Goldair 2000W Electronic Ceramic Tower Heater

Ceramic Tower Heaters

Ceramic tower heaters heat up quickly and distribute warmth evenly across a room using a fan - ideal for living rooms and bedrooms where you need fast, effective heating. Most include adjustable thermostat settings and a timer for energy efficiency.

Convector Heaters

Convector heaters use natural convection to circulate warm air silently - a good choice for bedrooms or spaces where fan noise is undesirable. They heat more slowly than ceramic fan heaters but maintain a consistent ambient temperature.

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Fan Heater Purifiers and Specialty Heaters

Dyson Pure Hot+Cool purifying fan heater in white and silver - Heaters at Tech Supply Shed NZ — Dyson Pure Hot+Cool Purifying Fan Heater (White/Silver)

Heater and Air Purifier Combos

Fan heater purifiers combine heating, cooling, and air purification in one unit - filtering allergens and pollutants while heating or cooling the room. A practical all-year-round appliance for NZ homes where air quality and temperature both matter.

Heated Throws and Fireplace Accessories

Heated throws provide personal warmth without heating an entire room - energy-efficient for solo use on the couch or in bed. Heat-powered fireplace fans circulate warm air from an existing wood or gas fire more effectively across the room.

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How to Choose a Heater

Room Size and Wattage

As a general guide, allow approximately 10W per square metre for a well-insulated NZ room. A 2000W heater suits rooms up to around 20m² - larger or poorly insulated spaces may need a higher-output unit or supplementary heating.

Fan Heater vs Convector

Fan heaters heat a room quickly but produce fan noise. Convector heaters are silent but take longer to warm a space. For bedrooms, a convector or heated throw is often more comfortable overnight than a fan heater.

Safety Features

Look for heaters with tip-over protection and overheat cut-off - important for households with children or pets. Timer and thermostat controls help prevent overheating and reduce running costs by only heating when needed.