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Heaters 101

It’s that time of the year again. The time when your air conditioner goes on vacation and your heating equipment starts working overtime.

The electric heater was invented in 1893, and since then, there have been hundreds of modifications to improve them. But, you’re probably wondering which brand is best for you. Well, all of the brands we sell include heavy-hitters like Mitsubishi, LG, Goodman, Takagi, and Reznor, just to name a few. Brands and selections you cannot find everywhere else!

Stay warm this winter with a Goodman gas furnace, or gather around with loved ones by the Uniflame indoor electric fireplace. Maybe a permanent heater isn’t what you’re looking for; then fend off the cold from room-to-room with one of our wonderful TPI portable heaters. No matter what your heating needs are—whether it is a Goodman gas furnace, a Broan electric heater, or maybe even a Fire Sense outdoor heater—you can find what you’re looking for here at ACWholesalers.

Baseboard Heaters

Electric baseboard heaters are an inexpensive piece of equipment that provides heat for a home and runs completely on electricity (either 110 volts or 220 volts).

They are often used in a small home or in an addition, and baseboard heaters come in numerous capacity and lengths. The longer the baseboard heater, the greater the capacity.

The temperature is regulated by a thermostat which installs on either end and can also be purchased separately as an accessory.

The baseboard heater operates by convection, so the heating element—which is stainless steel—is found along the inside wall heats up as the baseboard heater warms the air gradually and effortlessly. The baseboard heater also has a built-in safety element that shuts the heater off if the temperature becomes excessive.

Oil & Gas Furnace

Oil & gas furnaces are heating components used in cold climates.

An oil furnace converts oil to heat, and gas furnaces convert gas into heat. The main components involved in this process are the burners, blower, controls, and heat exchanger.

An oil furnace functions by having oil pumped from a storage tank into the furnace where it is converted into a mist. This mist is then shot into a blast tube and ignited. The flame heats inside the heat exchanger and is blown through the ductwork.

The gas furnace, on the other hand, operates a bit differently. It starts by using a silicon nitride igniter to light a burner inside the combustion chamber, and the heat created from this process is then pressed into the heat exchanger. Then, the heated air moves through the ductwork, heating the home.

Portable Heaters

A portable heater often referred to as a “space heater,” is a portable heating device that is commonly used when other sources of heat are scarce.

The two main types of electric portable heaters are convection heaters and infrared heaters.

Electric heaters are typically non-flammable, as opposed to other portable heaters.

Convenience is the biggest feature on the electric portable heater. Generally, no matter where you go, portable heaters can be there to warm you up.

Tankless Water Heaters

A tankless water heater is an efficient machine that uses a heat exchanger to heat water.

A tankless water heater only heats as much water as needed—saving you money on energy.

Since a tankless water heater doesn’t have a storage container, there is no shortage of hot water.

The second the tankless water heater detects a demand for water flow, it begins to heat the water. When water flow comes to a halt, and the tankless water heater is not in use, it shuts down, using less energy.

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