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Description
Mill Invisible 250W Panel Heater, White · product code 122-IB250
At a glance
- Output250W
- Room2 to 5 sq m
- BathroomIPX4 zone 2
- ThermostatElectronic, LED
- SurfaceMax 62 degrees
- Size35 x 30 x 8.6cm
Full description
Mill designed the Invisible range in Norway to disappear into a modern interior, and the 250W model is the smallest and neatest of them. The steel front has no visible grille, the corners are rounded, and the white finish suits tiles and painted walls alike.
Controls are on the heater itself: an on/off switch, plus and minus buttons and a function key, with no app or Wi-Fi to set up. Its ecodesign data sheet gives a seasonal space heating efficiency of 43.2 percent with electronic room temperature control and open-window detection.
What stands out
Made for small rooms
250W output for 2 to 5 square metres: bathrooms, toilets, hallways and box rooms.
Bathroom approved
IPX4 rated for zone 2, with overheat protection and a low surface temperature.
Silent, even heat
X-aluminium heating element with no fan and no noise.
Electronic thermostat
LED display, temperature calibration and a memory function after power cuts.
Open-window detection
Stops heating on a sudden temperature drop and restarts after ten minutes.
Scandinavian design
Rounded steel front in white, 35 x 30 x 8.6cm, wall bracket and screws included.
Key features
- Type: Wall-mounted electric panel heater
- Output: 250W, 220-240V
- Room size: 2 to 5 square metres
- Thermostat: Electronic with LED display, temperature calibration, memory function
- Safety: IPX4, bathroom zone 2, overheat protection, maximum surface 62 degrees
- Functions: Open-window detection
- Mounting: Wall bracket and screws included, horizontal only
- Size: 35 x 8.6 x 30cm, 1.8kg
- In the box: Heater, wall bracket and screws, instruction manual
From the manufacturer
How it compares
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Specifications
Mill Invisible 250W Panel Heater, product code 122-IB250.
Product overview
| Brand | Mill |
|---|---|
| Model | Invisible 250W (IB250) |
| Product type | Wall-mounted electric panel heater, steel front |
| Colour | White |
| Product code | 122-IB250 |
Performance
| Power supply | 220-240 V, 50-60 Hz |
|---|
Functions and programmes
| Functions | Open-window detection (pauses on a drop of more than 2 °C in 2 minutes, restarts after 10 minutes); memory function after power cuts |
|---|---|
| Controls | On/off switch, plus and minus buttons, function button on the heater; no app |
| Ecodesign control type | Electronic room temperature control with open-window detection |
Energy and noise
| Noise | Silent operation |
|---|---|
| Seasonal space heating energy efficiency | 43.2% (Mill 2025 ecodesign data sheet) |
| Standby consumption | 0.89 W idle, 0 W off |
Dimensions and installation
| Dimensions | 350 x 86 x 300 mm (W x D x H) |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.8 kg |
More details
| Heat output | 250 W |
|---|---|
| Recommended room size | 2 to 5 m² |
| Heating element | X-aluminium, low surface temperature (max. 62 °C) |
| Thermostat | Electronic thermostat with LED display; temperature calibration |
| Safety | Overheat protection; IPX4, approved for bathroom zone 2; low surface temperature |
| Mounting | Wall bracket and screws supplied; horizontal placement only |
| Cord | Right-side outlet, earthed; 130 cm (Mill UK site; Mill Norway site lists 80 cm) |
| Ecodesign nominal heat output | 0.250 kW (Pnom = Pmin = Pmax,c) |
| In the box | Mill Invisible 250W panel heater, wall bracket and screws, instruction manual |
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Delivery & returns
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