Baseboard Heaters

Manage the temperature in your room or space with a baseboard heater from HomElectrical. Baseboard heaters can help you keep warm in all the parts of your home, your garage, or your apartment, and do it on a budget. These high-quality and quiet electrical heaters are ideal for heating bedrooms, bathrooms, dens, or any area in the home that is in need of additional warmth. Find a variety of electric baseboard heaters competitively priced at HomElectrical.
Find a baseboard heater capable of heating spaces up to 100 sq. ft., including mini architectural, sloped, commercial, draft barrier, and many more baseboard heater options available in a variety of wattage, BTU, and size options.
Warm spaces up to 150 sq. ft. using HomElectrical’s selection of baseboard heaters, including mini-baseboards, architectural, commercial, and many more baseboard heater options available in a variety of wattage, BTU, and size options.
Available in a variety of size and style options, you can find a baseboard heater capable of heating spaces up to 50 sq. ft.

Baseboard Heater - Up to 200 sq. ft.

Find a baseboard heater to warm areas up to 200 sq. ft., available in many size, style, wattage, and BTU options.

Baseboard Heater - Up to 300 sq. ft.

Comfortably warm spaces up to 300 sq. ft. with HomElectrical’s selection of baseboard heaters, including many style, size, wattage, and BTU options.

Baseboard Heater Accessories

Choose the baseboard heater accessories you need including disconnect switches, electromechanical relays, mechanical relays, and much more available for use with select heaters.

Baseboard Heater - Up to 25 sq. ft.

Find baseboard heaters capable of heating up to 25 sq. ft., including mini architectural, patio door, electric, and many more baseboard heater options, available in a variety of size, style, wattage, and BTU options.

Baseboard Heater - Up to 500 sq. ft.

Find a baseboard heater that can warm spaces up to 500 sq. ft., available in many lengths, wattages, and BTU options.
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Baseboard Heaters

Electric baseboard heating systems, also known as baseboard heaters or baseboard wall heaters, are a common choice for electric resistance heating. However, many individuals have not fully understood how their home’s heating system works, particularly the operation of these baseboard heaters. So, before you can understand the pros and cons of baseboard heating, take a few minutes to ask: what is baseboard heating and how does it work?

What are electric baseboard heaters?

Electric baseboard wall heaters provide an effective and affordable solution for zoned and supplemental heating. Our selection features wide electrical heating elements with heated metal fins. They are installed near floor level, often over the baseboard trim, utilizing convection or hydronic processes for reliable warmth.

What are Convection Heaters?

Discover our convection heaters that utilize air movement for top-down warming, providing efficient and personalized comfort in every room. A convection heater is a type of heater that utilizes convection to transfer heat via the movement of liquid or gas. A convection heater works much like a convection oven and differs from radiant or conduction heating, as it relies on the movement of air. In the context of central heating, it functions by warming a room from the top down. It relies on the properties of air to rise when it is warm and fall when it cools.

What are Hydronic Heaters?

Rather than heating and blowing hot air through your home, a hydronic heating system heats the liquid in its system, distributes it through tubes, and radiates the heat. Hydronic heating systems, or radiant heating, can be installed on under floors or using baseboard hydronic heaters or radiators to distribute heat evenly. Radiant flooring can be installed in the concrete foundation for even thermal heating, on top of existing flooring, or using prefabricated panels. Opt for our hydronic heaters, distributing liquid warmth through floors or radiators for an evenly heated living space.

What is forced-air heating technology?

Typically, forced air heating is an HVAC system used to heat a setting. These durable devices within our selection help distribute air throughout your setting without using fans, blowers, and ducts.

What are the advantages of having baseboard heaters?

Currently, our selection of basement heaters are popular for good reasons. They're quiet, offer zone heating, are easy to install, and serve as a secondary heat source. BTU measures their performance in raising temperature.

What Single Phase vs. Three Phase Power

  • Single Phase Electrical Power: A simple two-wire alternating current (AC) power circuit commonly used in households and residential areas.
  • Three Phase Electrical Power: Boost your commercial building's electrical capacity with Three Phase—an advanced three-wire AC system. Enjoy increased power density and flexibility, delivering 1.7 times more power than a single-phase setup.
  • How do you install a baseboard heater?

    Our selection of baseboard heaters is complex. So as a result, please note that for the safe and optimal installation of our baseboard heaters, it is strongly advised to enlist the services of a licensed electrician. Electrical work can present risks, and professional expertise ensures both safety and peak performance. Follow the steps below for a general guide, but always prioritize professional assistance for a secure and compliant setup.

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