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| Propane space heaters (8) |
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 An incredibly cost effective way of adding heat to your space. Various sizes available to meet the needs of anyone and everyone.
      
| | Natural gas space heaters (7) |
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The cheapest and most cost effective way of adding heat to your space. Various sizes available to meet the needs of anyone and everyone with a natural gas supply.
    
| | Baseboard heaters (2) |
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As well as fitting perfectly under the desk of anyone in a cold office or warehouse location, baseboard heaters are perfect for positioning at floor level under drafty or large windows - as the cold air tries to get into the room and make you uncomfortable, it gets warmed by the silent flow rising from the heater.
 
| | Electric Ceramic heaters (4) |
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Ceramic heaters warm the air by heating a ceramic element inside the unit and using a fan to either push or pull air over the hot element. Ceramic heaters are typically fairly portable units as they are lighter than other heating methods. They tend to offer a smaller set of features than fan heaters but the ceramic elements can usually manage to heat the air leaving the unit to a slightly higher temperature than the elements in fan heaters.
   
| | Fan heaters (8) |
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Fan heaters warm the air by heating an element inside the unit and using a fan to either push or pull air over the hot element. Fan heaters are typically fairly portable units as they are lighter than other heating methods. Be careful with your sizing for fan heaters. If you think you are close to the limit (click here for the heater sizing calculator), buy a second fan heater as they tend to be excellent when sized well but can very quickly displease when asked to do more than they are capable of.
    
| | Heavy duty electric heaters (5) |
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Construction grade electric fan heaters that are rugged and extremely powerful. There is a limit to how much heat you can get out of a 110V power line so these heaters require an extra power line be run from your fuse box to where you need to run them. Models ranging from 110V, up through 220V / 240V and beyond.
 
| | Oil filled radiators (4) |
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Powered by electricity, oil filled radiators are an incredibly economical form of heater. The element inside the heater heats up the special thermal oil that is sealed inside the heater and never needs replacing. The oil then heats the "radiator fins" which heat the air. The thermal oil is as close as we have yet found to using your heating dollar more than once. Oil filled radiators typically take longer to start to heat the room, but once they start they offer fantastic results. They are designed for providing heat for periods between 1 and 24 hours a day.
   
| | Electric radiant heaters (3) |
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These heaters, heat people and objects but not the air. In an enclosed environment, the air would eventually warm up. But when you have a large open area and you need to heat a certain area or person then radiant heaters are the way to go.
  
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