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Electric heaters provide spot, supplemental, or primary heat. Unlike natural gas or liquid propane (LP) heaters, they don't produce any fumes or VOCs, so they can be safely used indoors without the need for venting. Floor heaters as well as wall and ceiling heaters supply extra heat to areas where space is limited. Wall and ceiling heaters can also be used to provide primary heat in large areas like warehouses and garages where central heating is not typically installed. Baseboard heaters can act as a primary or secondary source of heat for small areas and rooms. Plenum heaters provide warmth to concealed or difficult-to-access spaces. Heating cables prevent pipes and roofs from freeze damage. Portable heaters may be moved from space to space wherever heat is needed. Spa and hot tub heaters keep tubs a comfortable temperature.

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Suspended Electric Wall & Ceiling Unit Heaters

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Suspended electric wall and ceiling unit heaters suspend from a bracket or threaded rod for use in downflow or horizontal applications and save limited floorspace. They provide primary or supplementary heating in large or exposed areas like factories, warehouses, and stock rooms. They use a forced air system that heats the air using a heating element and a fan.

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Portable Infrared Radiant Electric Jobsite & Garage Heaters

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Portable infrared radiant electric jobsite and garage heaters efficiently and quietly warm people and objects without having to bring up the ambient air temperature. They provide spot heating to enclosed and semiprotected areas. They're also used to cure a variety of finishes with a lower chance of blistering or overheating than other types of heaters.

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Indoor/Outdoor Suspended Infrared Radiant Electric Ceiling Heaters

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Indoor and outdoor suspended infrared radiant electric heaters quietly warm people and objects without taking up floor or wall space. They can withstand rain and provide snow and ice control, so they're typically used to spot heat areas like entrances, patios, and bus shelters. They suspend from the ceiling and may also mount on the wall with either an included or optional bracket. These heaters can be used with a variable heat controller.

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Recessed & Drop-In Panel Fan-Forced Electric Ceiling Heaters

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Recessed and drop-in panel electric ceiling heaters can be recess-mounted or installed in 2 ft. x 2 ft. drop ceilings. They can also be mounted in permanent ceiling applications with a required trim ring. They use fan-forced air to provide spot heating in small areas with limited floor and wall space. They require a thermostat to control heat settings.

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Switches for Electric Wall & Ceiling Heaters

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These switches replace worn or damaged switches in electric wall and ceiling heaters. They can turn heaters on or off, disconnect them from power, or run the fan in hot weather.

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Compact Recessed Electric Wall Heaters

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Compact recessed electric wall heaters heat areas with limited installation or mounting space, like restrooms, bedrooms, hallways, or offices. These fan-forced heaters install in an opening in the wall near the floor so heat flows into the space to be heated. They have a built-in thermostat.

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Panel Emitters for Electric Infrared Heaters

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These panel emitters replace worn or damaged emitters in indoor electric infrared heaters. They quietly warm surfaces through radiant energy.

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Surface-Mount Electric Ceiling Heaters

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Surface-mount electric ceiling heaters are positioned out of the way to free up limited wall and floor space. They use fan-forced air to provide spot and supplemental heating. They also have an automatic thermal cutout that shuts off the heater if it overheats and turns back on when the temperature returns to normal. They can be used in spaces like offices, conference rooms, lobbies, and bathrooms. They require a thermostat to control heat settings.

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Enclosures for Electric Wall & Ceiling Heaters

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Enclosures for electric wall and ceiling heaters house the heaters' contactors to protect them from damage and minimize the risk of electrical shock.

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Controls & Cords for Electric Wall & Ceiling Heaters

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Controls and cords for electric wall and ceiling heaters allow users to adjust heater settings or hardwire the heater so it can be plugged into a socket.

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