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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Recommended Electric Wall Heaters?
Hi all . I have an apartment unit that doesn't have heat in one of the rooms. At some point in the history of the house the heat To this particular room was disconnected. Does anyone have an installed electric wall heater that they recommend? Size of the room is about 12 by 12 so it should be enough to heat the room adequately. Thanks in advance.
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I've used this one twice, both times in bedrooms. The price was less, so my electrician must have bought them for a trade discount somewhere. It's quiet, given that it has a fan. Rooms were 14 x 14 and 16 x 16, both with vaulted ceilings. They work great, but this is So Cal. There's no temp thermostat, just higher or lower heat. Depending on the location of the room in the building, you might need quite a bit more heat in NJ, probably baseboard heat.