Written by the WarmFall team · Fact-checked 28 October 2026
Warm in 3 simple steps
1. It heats the air
The DownFlow™ ceramic core warms air quickly as it passes through — no oil to heat up first.
2. It sends warmth down
A quiet fan pushes that warm air downwards from about 1.8m up, towards your chair, bed or desk.
3. It holds your temperature
Set the temperature you like. The thermostat cycles the heater off and on to keep it there.
Why blowing warm air down matters
Warm air is lighter than cold air, so heat from a heater at floor level drifts up and gathers near the ceiling. That's why your head can feel warm while your feet stay cold.
WarmFall's outlet faces downwards, so its airflow passes through the part of the room you use before it rises. It won't change physics — the room still warms as a whole — but you feel the heat sooner where you sit.
Easy controls — from your chair
- ✔Thermostat: pick your temperature; WarmFall holds it for you.
- ✔Timer: set it to switch off when you go to bed or leave.
- ✔Power levels: a lower setting for mild days, full 2000W for cold ones.
- ✔Remote control: change everything without getting up.
- ✔8-hour auto-off: switches itself off if left running.
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Fitted in about 10 minutes — no electrician
1Mark the wall
Tape the template about 1.8m up, near a UK socket.
2Fix the bracket
Drill two holes, add the wall plugs and screw on the bracket.
3Hang and plug in
Hook WarmFall on, plug it in and choose your temperature.
What's in the box
- WarmFall 2000W wall heater with UK 3-pin plug
- Remote control
- Wall bracket, screws and wall plugs
- Paper fitting template
- Instruction leaflet
What does it cost to run?
At full 2000W, WarmFall uses 2kWh per hour. Using the Ofgem price cap of 26.32p per kWh (1 Oct–31 Dec 2026):
| Time at full power | Electricity used | Approx. cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 hour | 2 kWh | £0.53 |
| 3 hours | 6 kWh | £1.58 |
| 5 hours | 10 kWh | £2.63 |
These are maximums — once your room is warm the thermostat cycles off, so real costs are usually lower. Your own tariff may differ. See full running-cost examples.
Built-in safety
Overheat cut-out
Switches off automatically if it gets too hot.
8-hour auto-off
Won't run all night if you forget it.
Cool-touch casing
Designed to stay safer to touch around kids and pets.
UK 3-pin plug
Plugs into a normal socket — no rewiring.
Always keep the outlet clear and follow the instructions. Read our wall heater safety guide.
WarmFall suits you if…
- ✔ You want to heat the room you're in, not the whole house
- ✔ Your room is up to about 25m²
- ✔ You can't or don't want to fit a radiator
- ✔ You rent and need something easy to remove
It's probably not for you if…
- ✘ You want to replace central heating for a whole house
- ✘ The room is much larger than 25m² or very draughty
- ✘ There's no socket within reach of where you'd mount it
- ✘ You need a bathroom-rated heater
Common questions
How does WarmFall heat a room?
A 2000W DownFlow™ ceramic core heats air, and a quiet fan blows it downwards from about 1.8m up the wall, towards the sofa, bed or desk where you sit.
Does the thermostat save electricity?
Yes, it helps. Once the room reaches the temperature you set, WarmFall cycles off and on to hold it, so it is not drawing the full 2000W all the time. Actual savings depend on your room, insulation and settings.
How much does WarmFall cost to run per hour?
At full 2000W power it uses 2kWh an hour. At the Ofgem price cap of 26.32p per kWh that is about £0.53 an hour. With the thermostat holding temperature it is usually less.
Do I need an electrician to fit it?
No. WarmFall fixes to the wall with two screws using the included template, wall plugs and bracket, then plugs into a normal UK 3-pin socket. Most people fit it in about 10 minutes.
Is WarmFall safe to leave on?
It has an overheat cut-out, an 8-hour automatic switch-off and a cool-touch casing. As with any heater, keep curtains, clothes and furniture clear of the air outlet and never cover it.
Can I control it from my chair?
Yes. The included remote sets the temperature, timer and power level, so you don't need to get up to adjust it.
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Sources: Ofgem energy price cap · Electrical Safety First · Energy Saving Trust