Cooling & heating

An electric heater for winter, a fan for the hot summer, and everything that keeps a home comfortable in both seasons: a small rotating heater for the office or bedroom, a 2 in 1 wall mounted fan heater with remote, a ceiling fan that screws into a lamp socket, a bladeless tower fan, a duct exhaust fan for the kitchen and a water tank cooler for summer. For every Iraqi home that wants a simple, fairly priced solution instead of big installations.

Buying guide: Fans and heaters guide, how to choose for the Iraqi summer and winter

Cooling & heating buying guide

In winter, a small electric heater is the fastest way to warm one room: it works in seconds, needs no kerosene or gas, and moves from room to room. A rotating heater spreads warm air, and a 3D flame heater adds a fireplace look. For a bigger room, the 2 in 1 wall mounted fan heater in split style gives warm air in winter and plain airflow in summer, with a remote. It is a fan heater, not an air conditioner.

The key point with any electric heater is amperage. A 2000 W heater draws a heavy load, so if you run on a generator make sure the line can take it, and if your supply is weak choose a smaller, lower wattage heater. Never leave a heater on while you sleep, never dry clothes on it, and keep it away from curtains.

In the hot summer, a ceiling fan that screws into an E27 lamp socket is the smartest fix for a room with no fan: no electrician, no drilling, and it comes with LED light and a remote. A tower fan takes little floor space and has a timer, while a bladeless fan is safer with children around. And when the rooftop tank water gets too hot to shower, a water tank cooler solves a problem every Iraqi knows.

For the kitchen, a 9 inch inline duct fan pulls smoke and smells out, and a small portable range hood works for grilling indoors. If your split unit blows straight onto your head, a clear air deflector redirects the flow without drilling.

Care: clean the grille of heaters and fans every few weeks because dust reduces performance, and unplug before cleaning.

Order from us and pay on delivery, with free delivery across Iraq and a 30-day return guarantee.

Cooling & heating: common questions

How much does an electric heater cost in Iraq?

Our small electric heaters are 33,000 to 39,000 IQD, and the 2 in 1 wall fan heaters are 48,000 to 55,000 IQD. Fans range from 32,000 IQD for the ceiling fan with light to 56,000 IQD for the tower fan. Delivery is included.

Which heater should I choose: small tabletop or 2 in 1 wall mounted?

A small heater is enough for a bedroom or office and is easy to move. The 2 in 1 wall unit mounts on the wall, heats in winter and gives airflow in summer, and suits a living room. With children at home, the wall unit is safer because it is out of reach.

Do electric heaters work on generator power?

Smaller, lower wattage heaters run on most generator lines. A 2000 W heater draws a heavy load, so make sure your available amperage covers it before switching on. The wattage is listed on each product page.

Does the ceiling fan need an electrician to install?

No. Our ceiling fans screw into a standard E27 lamp socket like a bulb and work with a remote. No drilling and no wiring. They suit bedrooms, kitchens and small rooms.

How long does delivery take and can I pay on delivery?

We call within 24 hours to confirm. Delivery takes 24 to 48 hours anywhere in Iraq, free of charge, and you pay the courier in cash on delivery.

Can I return a device if it does not suit me?

Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to return or exchange it in its original condition with the box and accessories. We cover the return cost, and the refund is paid within 7 working days after inspection.