Ceramic heaters vs. ... what?
I'm seeing a lot of references to the use of ceramic heaters, as opposed to furnaces. I understand that when you're hooked up, you may as well use the electricity you've already paid for, rather than...
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1500 watts is ~5200 BTU and they all effectively provide the same heat.
Radiant can direct the heat on you direct to provide seemingly instant heat in one spot.
Fan style will circulate the heat a bit if you have an area that seems perpetually colder than others.
Radiant provides a quiet even heat distributed by convection.
Take your pick and remember in the end it is the same heat per watt. I like my 1200 watt radiator style.
Radiant can direct the heat on you direct to provide seemingly instant heat in one spot.
Fan style will circulate the heat a bit if you have an area that seems perpetually colder than others.
Radiant provides a quiet even heat distributed by convection.
Take your pick and remember in the end it is the same heat per watt. I like my 1200 watt radiator style.
