The electric heater has a wide range of applications not only in homes, but also in industry and construction. For this reason, it is worth finding out what it can be used for and when it is worth choosing it. We will also advise you on which model of heater is worth choosing in the Onninen installation wholesaler .
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What is an electric heater?
An electric heater is also called an air heater. It is an effective heating device that can be used to heat the air in a room. It should be noted that the method of operation is very simple, namely an electric heater 
takes cold air from the environment, then heats it using a heating element. The final step is to blow the heated air into the room.
When cold air flows into the heater, it is heated and pushed back into the room by a fan that generates its flow. As a result, the temperature in the room increases, which causes it to heat up. An electric heater uses electricity. It is easy to use and works quietly. It also does not generate any exhaust fumes. Therefore, it can be considered ecological. It has a wide range of applications. It is worth using it in offices, workshops, offices and warehouses. When choosing a heater, you need to consider:
When is it best to use an electric heater?
It is worth using an electric heater when we want to heat up a room or heat it, and we have already turned off the main heating source, e.g. a gas furnace. An electric heater will work well not only during the heating season, but also outside of it. So when the temperature drops, but we do not intend to turn on the furnace yet. It is also worth using it in places that you do not use all the time, e.g. in a study or home office.
In addition, heaters can be so efficient that they can even be used to heat shops or warehouses. A heater can also be used on a construction site, but only when it is in a closed shell state, so that there is no short circuit due to water or moisture. An electric heater can be used to speed up work or prevent moisture accumulation or fungus, as it dries the air and ensures that the humidity in the interior can be optimal, which, for example, speeds up the drying of screed or walls right after painting. A heater is also used in mechanical supply ventilation systems and always when there is a need to raise the temperature or maintain the temperature at a constant level.
Overview of electric heaters at the Onninen wholesaler
The Elektrotermia Halny 15kW/N electric heater with a power of 7.5/17 kW is suitable for heating large shop and warehouse areas. It ensures efficient operation. At the same time, it does not take up much space. It can be controlled using both a temperature controller and a control clock. It should also be noted that it is possible to hang it on the wall. It has been equipped with a ventilation function with speed control. In addition, it has overheating protection, which of course increases safety. By installing a programmable thermostat, you can reduce energy consumption, and therefore costs are lower.
The PROF 5KW IPX4 400V electric heater is also worth mentioning. This is another great model. It is a portable model. It is perfect for renovations or finishing new houses. It is made of high-quality stainless steel resistant to corrosion. It has a stable base that prevents the device from tipping over. It is very easy to set it in any direction and thus heat a given workplace. The manufacturer has used a fan, which ensures quick heating. It also has a thermostat with adjustment.
The VASCO Energy Plus PWM 9.0 kW Vasco electric heater may also be a good choice. It has modulation for Energy Plus control units. The manufacturer has equipped it with a strong heat exchanger that is resistant to freezing. It is controlled by a board using modulation. It is very easy to perform both automatic reset and manual reset. It has an IP 43 degree of protection, so it is protected against both the penetration of solid foreign bodies with a diameter exceeding 1 mm, as well as against sprayed water falling at an angle of 60 degrees.