Calorix WarmthCookie Policy
This guide outlines the cookies and local storage tools active on calorixwarmth.shop, explaining what role each one fills, how long it stays active, and how you can adjust your preferences. It works alongside our Privacy Policy.
1. About this cookie policy
Non-essential trackers load only after you give explicit consent through our notification bar. You can modify or revoke your decision whenever you wish by clicking the "Cookie settings" link down in the footer.
2. What are cookies
What is a cookie? Think of it like a small digital bookmark your browser saves to remember your spot. Tools like local storage or pixels serve the exact same purpose. Some keep our heating store running so you can place an order, while others help us learn how visitors browse our site or check if our ads reach the right cold rooms.
3. Which categories of cookies do we place?
3.1 Strictly necessary cookies
Why are these active? They keep your checkout basket active and remember your privacy choices. They cannot be turned off, and they never collect promotional details.
3.2 Functional and security cookies
These keep your preferred language ready and stop automated spam bots from disrupting our site, like a latch on a drafty door.
3.3 Analytics and performance cookies
How is the site performing? These files show visitor counts and page speed as group figures. They run solely when you give permission.
3.4 Marketing and advertising cookies
Did an ad help you find our heaters? These files record which notice brought you here and if a purchase took place. They run only if you agree.
3.5 Campaign tracking
A basic first-party file notes the specific web link that brought you to our shop so we can credit the source. It never gathers your private personal details.
4. Third-party tracking technologies
Third-party providers operate analytics and ad cookies under their own external privacy terms, linked directly in our banner. We do not pass them your personal records beyond what the browser file logs itself.
5. International data transfers
External analytics and advertising partners may store data in regions outside United Kingdom under official adequacy findings or approved standard contractual clauses.
6. Profiling and targeted advertising
Can external ad networks show you our heaters on other websites? Yes, if you allow these cookies. We do not construct personal user profiles, and you can switch off these trackers inside our privacy notice.
7. List of cookies
The breakdown below outlines every cookie name, the operating company, its exact task, and the duration it stays stored.
7.1 Strictly necessary cookies
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| cookie_consent | This site | Stores your cookie choices | 12 months |
| woocommerce_session | This site | Maintains your active session for your cart and order forms | Session |
7.2 Analytics and performance cookies
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| _ga | Google Analytics | Separates individual visitors to produce overall traffic totals | 14 months |
| _gid | Google Analytics | Distinguishes unique site visits across a 24-hour span | 24 hours |
7.3 Marketing and advertising cookies
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| _fbp | Meta | Tracks promotional activity across Meta networks | 90 days |
| _gcl_au | Google Ads | Measures Google Ads campaigns | 90 days |
7.4 Campaign tracking
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| landing | This site | Stores the incoming web link or promotion that directed you here | 30 days |
8. How can you adjust your cookie choices?
8.1 Browser settings
Browsers include settings to erase existing files or stop future trackers. If you turn off strictly necessary files, however, the checkout form cannot process your heater order.
8.2 Managing advertising cookies
The advertising partners provide individual opt-out pages, which you can visit directly through the links in our cookie banner.
8.3 Consent withdrawal
Click the cookie preferences link in our page footer and toggle off any category. Once turned off, those files stop loading on your machine.
8.4 What happens with Do Not Track and automated privacy requests?
Whenever your browser broadcasts an active Global Privacy Control signal, we automatically register analytics and advertising files as declined.