Under Pew Heater

If you church pews have back boards, you can simply install the heaters directly to them. If there are no back boards, you have the choice of using suspension brackets (PHB) and floor brackets (PHF). Suspension brackets secure the heater to the underside of the pew.

Versus a traditional space heating system (boiler/radiators) they are very economic to run. Here’s an example of running costs based on a rural church with 30 pews that holds a monthly service for an hour. Lets pretend this church has a 30p/kWh tariff.
30 pews with 2 x PH45 heaters installed on each. (our middle-sized unit)
Total load: 27kW
Cost to run per hour service: £8.10
This is based on every pew being occupied. If the congregation occupies pew in the first half of the nave, that service would only cost £4.05.

Pew heaters are designed to heat people directly not warm all the air within a church like a gas system. We have found that traditional space heating systems require a huge amount of pre warming to potentially get a church to a designed temperature.

Yes they do. If an object accidently blocks the front of a heater and it begins to overheat, the cut out will kick in and turn the heater off.

When partnered with a green energy supplier, pew heaters absolutely get you on your path to a new zero carbon church.

We sell exclusively through electrical wholesalers. If you have used a wholesaler in the past, please forward them our part codes and they will provide you with a final price.
If you have not used a wholesaler before, electrical wholesalers are distributers of electrical goods that are dotted around the UK on high streets and industrial estates. If you need assistance locating your nearest wholesaler, please send us your postcode we will locate, contact and prep your nearest wholesaler with all the details of your project. Click to read more info on how to buy BN Thermic heaters.

We offer a free heating design service for any size project. To accurately quote you, all we require is the width of your pews including the support beams underneath. Please see the ‘Obtain a quote and design’ drop down above for more info or download our ‘Quick 3 step guide to measuring your heating project’ from the download drop down.

All orders placed with a wholesaler by 3pm are shipped next day. (Uk mainland addresses)

Installing a switch on each pew is the best way to keep running costs and energy consumption to a minimum as it allows you to heat specific pews when they are occupied. So for example, even if every pew in the church has a pew heater under it, if the first 5 rows of pews are occupied you can simply heat those.
By installing switches on each pew, it means your systems isn’t ‘all on or all off’ and you will not waste energy on heating unoccupied pews.
There are also other control options that offer similar energy saving benefits including the use of timers and zoning multiple pews. For any questions regarding control and how to save energy please do not hesitate to contact us on 01293 547 361.