Types:

• Electric Heater:
  • Description: Uses electrical energy to produce heat.
  • Details: Common types include convection heaters, fan heaters, and infrared heaters. They are easy to install and often portable.
• Gas Heater:
  • Description: Uses natural gas or propane to generate heat.
  • Details: Includes wall-mounted, portable, and outdoor patio heaters. Known for efficient and quick heating.
• Oil-filled Radiator:
  • Description: Contains oil heated by an electric element.
  • Details: Provides consistent and prolonged heat with minimal noise and maintenance.
• Ceramic Heater:
  • Description: Uses ceramic plates to generate and distribute heat.
  • Details: Often portable and features safety measures like tip-over protection and overheat shut-off.

Design: Heaters come in various designs, from compact and portable models to larger, stationary units. Design elements focus on safety, efficiency, and ease of use.

Safety Features: Includes overheat protection, tip-over switches, cool-touch exteriors, and automatic shut-off features to prevent accidents.

Performance: Measured in BTUs (British Thermal Units) or watts, determining the heater's capacity to warm a space effectively. Adjustable thermostats and multiple heat settings offer personalized comfort.

Energy Efficiency: Modern heaters often feature energy-saving modes, programmable timers, and efficient heating elements to reduce energy consumption.

Noise Levels: Vary by type; oil-filled radiators are typically silent, while fan heaters may produce some noise.