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Baseboard Heater

Manage the temperature in your room or space with a baseboard heater from HomElectrical. Keep warm in all the parts of your garage with a baseboard heater. These high-quality and quiet 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 baseboard heaters competitively priced at HomElectrical.

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1000W Electric Baseboard Heater, 4-Foot, 120V, White Cadet 1000W Electric Baseboard Heater, 4-Foot, 120V, White (4F1000-1W) CDT-05534
$41.80Each
500W Electric Baseboard Heater, 2.5 Foot White Cadet 500W Electric Baseboard Heater, 2.5 Foot White (2F500-1W) CDT-05530
$29.55Each
750W Electric Baseboard Heater, 3-Feet, 120V, White Cadet 750W Electric Baseboard Heater, 3-Feet, 120V, White (3F750-1W) CDT-05532
$31.10Each

What is a Baseboard Heater used for?

Baseboard heaters are electric heaters that are primarily used to provide extra heat to parts of a building that is not getting enough heat. A bathroom in a garage, for example, generally doesn't get enough heat and one of these heaters can help warm that spot up.

  • Comes in different lengths to fit nearly any application.
  • Placed on the outside wall of the desired space.
  • Great solution when adding furnaces isn't possible.

What is a Hydronic Heater?

  • Uses liquid as a heat transfer medium.
  • The liquid used is generally water.
  • Steam is pushed out to heat the room.

What is a Convection Heater?

These heaters are able to take in cool air and heat it up with a heated coil. The hot air is then able to rise and heat the room or space. It operates quietly and has a lower chance of having any ignition hazards when compared to other types of heaters.

What is Forced-Air Heating Technology?

This type of heating system uses a furnace or heat pump to warm the air and releases it through ductwork and vents. Cold air is pulled into the system where it is filtered and heated. The filter gets rid of any allergens and dust that could be brought in with the air. It is the only energy efficient heating system that is able to combine heating and cooling

What are Infrared Radiant Heaters used for?

Radiant heaters are a type of space heater that is able to produce infrared energy. This energy then bounces off of a reflector and is absorbed by people or objects within the designated space. So instead of heating the air these heaters are directly warming people and objects.

What does BTU/H mean?

BTU stands for British thermal unit which is a measurement of how much heat energy is used to raise the temperature of one pound of water. The ‘H’ refers to how many BTUs are used in an hour.

What is the difference between Single Phase and Three Phase?

  • Single Phase - a two wire alternating current (AC) power circuit that is commonly found in households and residential areas.

  • Three Phase - a three wire alternating current (AC) that is generally found in commercial buildings due to it's power density and flexibility. This wire arrangement will provide 1.7 times more power than a single phase arrangement.

How do you install a Baseboard Heater?

Here are a few tips to remember when you are installing a baseboard heater:

  • Should be mounted and not in contact with the floor.
  • There needs to be at least 1 inch of clearance between it and the floor.
  • Flammable material should not be placed near this heater.
  • Needs to have dedicated circuit to supply enough power.

Flammable materials being placed near this heater have the possibility of igniting and causing avoidable problems. The circuit that the baseboard heater is connected to should not already have a circuit load if you want to achieve proper functionality.

Read More:

  • Choosing Between a Baseboard Heater and a Wall Heater
  • How To Install a Single Pole Thermostat on a 240 Volt Baseboard Heater
  • Natural Gas Heaters vs. Electric Heaters
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