Hydronic Heaters Baseboard

Hydronic Heaters baseboard

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QMark Electric Hydronic Baseboard Heater


QMark Electric Hydronic Baseboard Heater


$209.95


Cadet Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heater- 1380W 71inW 240V White 13160


Cadet Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heater- 1380W 71inW 240V White 13160


$249.99


Cadet Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heater -750W 47inW 240V White EBHA750W


Cadet Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heater -750W 47inW 240V White EBHA750W


$199.99


Cadet Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heater-1000W 59inW 240V White EBHA1000W


Cadet Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heater-1000W 59inW 240V White EBHA1000W


$219.99


Cadet Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heater- 500W 35inW 240V White EBHA500W


Cadet Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heater- 500W 35inW 240V White EBHA500W


$159.99


Cadet Thermostat for Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heaters-Double Pole 208/240V


Cadet Thermostat for Softheat Hydronic Baseboard Heaters-Double Pole 208/240V


$39.99


70


70″ 240V, 1500W, 5120 BTU Electric Hydronic Baseboard Heater PLF1504


$254.99


28


28″ 240V, 500W, 1706 BTU Electric Hydronic Baseboard Heater PLF504


$144.99


NEW Electric Space Hydronic Baseboard Convection Heater


NEW Electric Space Hydronic Baseboard Convection Heater


$139.10


NEW Q-Mark Hydronic Baseboard Space Heater 1250 watts


NEW Q-Mark Hydronic Baseboard Space Heater 1250 watts


$226.66


58


58″ PORTABLE HYDRONIC ELECTRIC BASEBOARD HEATER 5120BTU


$199.95

hydronic heaters baseboard
What size electric baseboard heater do I need?

The room is about 10×13 and I have electric baseboard heat, just pulled a 6 footer out or there looking to replace it with a newer one. IS this the size I need for that area? Also, looking to go with a hydronic baseboard, I heard they are much more efficient, is that true? Thanks
More Info: house is located in CT, 2 outside walls, 2 double-pane low-e windows, walls are insulated: don’t know the rating….Above the room is an attic, below it is a garage. Thanks!

How did the old 6 footer work? If it worked, put in the same size. A larger unit may require upgrading the wiring. Oil filled coils will work better when the heat is on constantly. Non oil works best when the unit is turned up and down or on and off frequently. The efficiency and cost to run is the same with either one.

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