Mill Heat Invisible Smart Wifi Panel Heater - 1300W

The 1300W model is ideal for medium-sized rooms, typically up to approximately 15-20 square meters, depending on factors like insulation and ceiling height.

Mill Predictive Heating learns how quickly your room warms up and then automatically adjusts the start time of the heating cycle so that your room reaches the desired temperature exactly when you want it to, optimizing both comfort and energy efficiency.

Yes, as long as the heater is connected to your home WiFi and your mobile device has an internet connection, you can control and monitor the heater from anywhere using the Mill App.

The heater has an IPX4 rating, meaning it can withstand splashes of water. It is generally safe for use in bathrooms where occasional splashes might occur, but it should not be installed in a zone where it will be directly exposed to running water or excessive moisture.

The heater is equipped with an overheat protection feature. If the unit detects excessive temperatures, it will automatically shut off to prevent damage and ensure safety. Allow it to cool down before attempting to restart.

Yes, the heater typically has a main power switch in addition to the controls accessible via the app and voice commands. The LED display shows the current operating status.

You can usually reset the WiFi connection by going into the Mill App settings for the device and selecting the option to reconfigure the WiFi, or by performing a factory reset on the heater itself as per the manual (if available) and then re-adding it to the app.

Check that the power cord is securely plugged into a working outlet. Ensure the main power switch on the heater is in the 'on' position. Verify that overheat protection has not been triggered (allow to cool and reset).

Ensure your WiFi network is operational and the heater is within range. Confirm you are using a 2.4GHz network. Try restarting your router and the heater. Re-enter WiFi credentials in the Mill App if necessary.

Ensure the heater is not placed near drafts, direct sunlight, or other heat-generating appliances that could influence the ambient temperature reading. Check for any obstructions blocking the temperature sensor.

This could be due to the overheat protection feature activating. Ensure the heater is not covered or obstructed, and that ventilation slots are clear. Allow the unit to cool down completely before attempting to restart.

Verify that the heater is correctly linked to your voice assistant account within the Mill App and the respective voice assistant's app. Ensure your voice assistant device is online and functioning properly. Try unlinking and relinking the device.