Efficient Heating Solutions with Electric Furnace Expertise Tailored to Meridian Residents
An electric furnace is a heating system that uses electric energy to generate heat and then warms up. Typically, a blower system pushes wind through furniture from the hot air, and the hot air is distributed around the house through the vent system. An electric furnace’s efficiency can be 100% us since the electricity is heated by another energy resource like coal burning, or natural gas.
Electric furnaces can be an excellent heating solution for Meridian, especially when natural gas and propane are unavailable in the area. Electric furnaces provide great heat without the reliance on external fuel sources that give our clients the reliability they demand to stay warm during cold weather.
There are many benefits to electric heaters. One of them is their ease of installation. They are quieter than gas heaters and have no dangerous combustion byproducts to contend with, such as carbon monoxide. Additionally, electric heaters are generally easier to maintain than gas heaters.
Electric furnaces can be highly efficient if they are paired with a programmable thermostat and zoning controls. However, an electric furnace’s AFUE rating must be considered when comparing models. AFUE ratings mark how efficiently the unit converts power into heat. The higher the number, the more efficient the unit.
With regular check-ups, filter changes, and professional tune-ups, an electric furnace can last 15 to 20 years or longer. By taking these measures you are ensuring extreme longevity for your electric furnace.
A professional HVAC technician will be able to perform a load calculation in order to determine what size electric furnace you need for your Washington D.C. home exactly. The size necessary is going to depend upon such factors as the square footage, ceiling height, insulation quality, and local climate conditions.
In general, electric furnaces are safe; they don’t produce carbon monoxide or any other pollutant. So there is little risk of indoor air pollution. But it needs to be properly installed and maintained to be safe.
Yes, in many cases current ductwork can be used with an electric heater. It is important to have your ducts checked for leaks, damage, and proper sizing to provide efficient airflow and minimize heat loss throughout your home.
To keep your electric furnace running efficiently—and to extend its life—you should routinely perform some basic maintenance. This includes changing the air filters as needed, cleaning and checking the blower motor and coils, applying lubrication to moving parts, and having professional tune-ups performed annually.
Depending on where you live and your utility provider, you may be eligible for rebates, tax credits or other incentives for switching to a more energy efficient electric furnace. Check with your local utility or use this website to see what is offered by the government.
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