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Anyone any experience of installing, reliability and performance of the Jaga fan assisted radiators
 
yes I have fitted them used them on a heating system with air source heat pumps worked well and looked the part fans just clip on the underside of the heating coil and plug in they need cleaning regulary as get really dusty but do the job cheers kop.
 
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