Utility heaters have all metal construction and are ideal for rugged environments like workshops, garages and basements. Standard features include a thermostat; overheat protection and tip-over protection for added safety.

These heaters have a high resistive coil element that heats up as electricity passes through it. A fan blows the hot air around the element out into the room. Heater fans include a variety of features, mechanical and digital thermostats, oscillation and programmable timers. All heater fans include overheat protection.

These heaters use glowing elements that emit light. Like the sun, these heaters will warm the object in front of it. Many radiant heaters include a fan to help push the heated air out into the room. Standard features include a thermostat; overheat protection and tip-over protection for added safety.

These types of heaters use various heating elements to heat the air. As the air is heated, it rises and is replaced by cooler air from below the element, which then heats up, and the cycle continues. These heaters are quiet because they don’t use a fan to push the hot air into the room and generate even, consistent heat. With large heating surfaces, these heaters are used for whole room heat.

Ceramic heaters are small, powerful and portable heaters. They are energy efficient and safe while providing instant warmth. They are perfect to add extra warmth to small offices or to heat cooler back rooms. Can be placed on the table or floor.