Over half of a household's energy bill is being spent on heating and cooling systems; therefore, finding the right heater is imperative in order to save on energy costs and to keep you and your family comfortable.

With so many types of heating sources and systems out on the market today, many customers may have trouble finding a heater that will best suit their needs. Fortunately, our Heater Guide will take the guesswork out of choosing a heater by looking at the different types of heating sources, systems, and their suitability to your needs.

Before purchasing a heater, here are some things to consider:

Learn How to Choose a Heater by Selecting One of the Topics Below:

	Choose a Heater By Room or Area:  For heating rooms or homes, electric heaters are the best choice, but for industrial areas and patios, fueled heaters may be more suitable.
	Portable Electric Heaters:  These are convenient and great for heating rooms or personal spaces.  When used as supplemental heating sources, electric heaters can be very cost effective.
	Electric Heater Styles:  Most of our heaters may be classified as "Space Heaters," but electric heater styles differ in style and function.  The style of electric heater you choose will depend on the area you are heating.
	Propane/Kerosene Heaters:  These are effective at heating large areas with ample ventilation such as warehouses and building sites.
	Watts, Volts, and Btus:  When choosing a heater, it is important to know what these terms mean.  Smaller space heaters will typically need to be fed by a 120 volt supply, while industrial and garage heaters will require a 240 volt supply.
	Energy Efficiency:  Electric heaters can be very affordable when used to boost the heat of existing central heating systems, and there are also a wide variety of energy efficient heaters as well.
	Heater Safety:  When properly used, heaters can be extremely safe.  Most heaters on the market today are equipped with many safety features and must meet certain safety requirements.
	Affordable Heating Options:  Purchasing a heater does not have to be expensive - there are a wide variety of efficient, yet affordable heating options available.