Wall Heaters

Most electric wall heaters involve an electric element and a reflector behind it, and a fan to move air through the heater. The warm air is reflected into the room through the reflector. These heaters are usually installed on interior walls. Electric wall heaters have the same limitations of other electric resistance heating. They are aren’t environment-friendly unless the electricity they use is yield by photovoltaic panels or other renewable source, and they are more expensive to run than common alternatives based on natural gas, propane or oil. Only for small uses and in dry-hot climates with hot or mixed temperatures, demanding just some days of heating during the year, electric wall heaters make economical sense. In these cases, the low price of electric wall heaters - and the safety associated with them - can make them a reasonable or good option.