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Electric Radiant Panels for Heating a Room

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10-28-03, 07:33 AM

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Electric Radiant Panels for Heating a Room

any ideas about this.

Is Electric Radiant Panel for heating on a wall or ceiling better than Electric Baseboard?

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Heat (hot air) rises. It is more efficient to heat from the floor up.

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the Electric Radiant Panel can be placed near the floor. Are they recommended over electric baseboard??

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