Getting the Most From Your Electric Heat, Myths and Facts About Heating Your Home With Electricity

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Post published:04/12/2011
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Getting the Most From Your Electric Heat

Myths and Facts About Heating Your Home With Electricity

http://www.seattle.gov/light/printdocs/Elec_heat.pdf

Our website is:
www.MorElectricHeating.com
Our E-mail:
sales@morelectricheating.com

1-800-442-2581
or 1-616-784-1121

Hours:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm M-F EST

Mor Electric Heating is a leading supplier of electric heating & control products to Consumer, Commercial, & Industrial markets (Wholesalers, Contractors, OEM’s, & Residential customers.) We are a stocking distributor of electric heaters and controls for homes, offices & factories, including comfort heat, freeze protection for pipes & roofs. We provide customers with the tools necessary to make an informed buying decision. We sell nationally and internationally primarily to the consumer, but also to commercial and industrial markets.

• Air Circulator & Utility Fans
• Air Doors/Air Curtains
• Air Handlers
• Baseboard Heaters
• Bathroom Fans
• Blowers
• Cabinet Unit Heaters
• Cable Controls & Thermostats
• Carpet Dryers
• Ceiling Fans
• Ceiling Heaters
• Confined Space Ventilators
• Controls, Transformers & Sensors
• Desk Fans
• Drum/Barrel Fans
• Duct Fans
• Duct Heaters
• Embedded Snow Melt Mats & Cable
• Evaporative Coolers
• Fan Controls & Thermostats
• Floor Drop-In Heaters
• Floor Warming Mats/Cables
• Heating Cable & Mats
• Industrial Products
• Infrared Heaters
• Inlets & Shutters
• In-Line Duct Fans
• Loading Dock Fans
• Loading Dock Lights & Fans
• Misting Fans
• Mobile Box Fans
• Pipe Trace Freeze Protection
• Portable Air Conditioners
• Portable Heaters
• Pump House Heaters
• Replacement Parts
• Roof & Gutter De-Icing
• Specialty Products
• Surface Mount Snow Melting Mats
• Tapes & Adhesives
• Thermal Storage Cable & Mats
• Thermostats & Relays
• Toe/Kick Space Heaters
• Unit Heaters
• Ventilation Controls & Thermostats
• Wall Exhaust Fans
• Wall Heaters
• Wall Panel Convectors

Airmaster Fan
Amaze-Heater
Aquascape
Asco
ASE
Aura
Avatar
BBC (Black Body Corporation)
Berko
Bird-X
Blasdel
BriskHeat
Cadet (Glen Dimplex)
Calorique
Chromalox
Cozy Products
Dalton
Danfoss
Delta-Therm
Detroit Radiant Products
Dimplex (Glen Dimplex)
Drexma
Easy Heat
Eemax
EFM
ETI
Excel
Exergen
Hazloc
HBControls
Heatlight
HeatStrip USA
Honeywell and Aube
Hotwatt
HydroQuip
Infratech
J&D Manufacturing
Johnson Controls
KEMF HotFlakes
King Electric
Little Giant
Mars
Master
Mears
Meitav-tec
MOR-HEAT-TRACE
MOR-HOME-GARDEN
MOR-INDUSTRIAL
MOR-INFRARED
MOR-SPECIALTY
Mysa Smart Thermostats
NuHeat (nVent)
OJ Electronics
Payne
Peco
PIRIT
Powerblanket
Powertech
ProLine
Pyromation
Qmark Marley
Radiant Solutions Company
Raychem (nVent)
Schaefer
Sinope
Solaira
Solar Products
Spectrum
Stelpro
Sun Electric
Sunheat
Surebond
TMI
TPI (Markel/Raywall/Fostoria)
Ushio
Warmly Yours
Warmup
Warren Technology
White-Rodgers
Wrap-On

A general rule of thumb for Primary Heating of an insulated commercial or residential room is to use 10 Watts/SqFt of heat.
Example: a 10ft x 10ft room is 100 square feet.
100 x 10 W/SqFt = 1000 Watts.
Note: Supplementing existing heaters such as a forced air furnace system would require less wattage.

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