NOBO (Nobø) is an electric heating brand of Norwegian origin. The NOBO range covers panel heaters, thermostats and heating control systems. NOBO was founded on 10 April 1918 in Trondheim, Norway, as Norsk Bøttefabrikk, a maker of pails and ironware. NOBO’s first heaters reached the market in 1927. From the 1960s, NOBO turned increasingly to electric heaters. Today NOBO is part of Glen Dimplex Nordic. Sani Hellas AE is the exclusive distributor of NOBO in Greece.
Sani Hellas AE offers three NOBO panel heater series: NOBO NTL4T, NOBO NTL4R WiFi and NOBO NTL2N. The NOBO NTL4T comes with the NOBO NCU 2Te thermostat in the box. The NOBO NTL4R WiFi can also be controlled from the Capa Connect app. For the NOBO NTL2N, the manufacturer sells the thermostat separately.
When you buy a NOBO heater from Sani Hellas AE, you get a warranty of 5 years on the device and 10 years on the aluminium heating element.
NOBO electric heaters: what you get

Designed in Norway
NOBO heaters are designed in Norway. Warm air leaves through the outlet at the top of the heater.

More than 100 years of NOBO
NOBO was founded in Trondheim in 1918. In the company’s own words, its product development has always started from the cold Nordic winters and the need for heating through much of the year.

5-year warranty, 10 years on the heating element
Sani Hellas AE offers a 5-year warranty on the device and 10 years on the aluminium heating element.

Thermostats on NOBO NTL4T and NOBO NTL4R WiFi heaters
NOBO NTL4T and NOBO NTL4R WiFi heaters have an electronic thermostat with an accuracy of ±0.05°C. With the NOBO NTL4R WiFi, you set weekly schedules and control the heater remotely from the Capa Connect app.

Wall mounting and optional floor base
NOBO NTL4T and NOBO NTL4R WiFi heaters mount on the wall. The NOBO NTL4R WiFi comes with its wall bracket. An optional floor base with castors is sold separately for both models. For the NOBO NTL4R WiFi, the manufacturer states that the supplied wall bracket must be used, and that castors suit only well-insulated rooms or occasional use. Do not use a heater on its floor base near a shower or bath. A tilt switch stops the heater if it is knocked over.

How much does an electric heater cost per hour?
At full power, an electric heater’s cost per hour is its power in kilowatts multiplied by your price per kWh. NOBO NTL4T and NOBO NTL4R WiFi heaters are rated from 500 to 2,000 W, so at full power they use 0.5 to 2 kWh per hour. A thermostat switches the heating off and on to hold the set temperature. On standby, both NOBO models use less than 0.5 W.

Dual Heat
NOBO panel heaters combine natural air circulation and radiant heat. Air warmed by the heating element rises out through the top outlet. The front panel radiates warmth to the surfaces and objects around the heater. NOBO heaters have no fan and no moving parts.

Low surface temperature and rounded corners
NOBO heaters have a low surface temperature.
NOBO NTL4T and NOBO NTL4R WiFi heaters have rounded corners and a discreet design.

Weekly programming
The NOBO NCU 2Te thermostat supplied with the NOBO NTL4T has nine preset 24-hour programmes with Comfort and Eco temperatures; you choose one programme for each day of the week. On the NOBO NTL4R WiFi, you create weekly schedules in the Capa Connect app.

Clip On Glass fronts
Clip On Glass is a glass front that changes the look of your panel heater. Two colours are available, Anthracite and Retro Blue, for the NOBO NTL4T and NOBO NTL4R WiFi, 1500 W and 2000 W.

Silent operation
NOBO heaters run silently. They have no fan and no moving parts, and they warm the room by natural air circulation. The heating element does not crackle when it heats up or cools down.

IP24 Rated
NOBO panel heaters are IP24 rated, with full protection against water vapour and splashes, and are suitable for bathrooms. Install the heater out of reach of anyone in the shower or bath. When a heater stands on its floor base, do not use it near a shower or bath.