What types of electric heaters are there

There are many types of electric heaters. As a consumer, faced with a wide variety of electric heaters, you don’t know which one to choose. When choosing an electric heater, you must first consider safety and power consumption. In addition, you must consider various factors such as the size of the indoor environment. Let’s take a look at some commonly used types of electric heaters and their advantages and disadvantages.

1. Oil-filled heater

Make sure the indoor temperature is good. Many consumers will see heaters that look like radiators in shopping malls. This type of heater is an electric oil-filled heater. The electric oil-filled heater is filled with a new type of heat-conducting oil. When the power is turned on, the heat-conducting oil around the electric heating tube is heated, and then the heat is dissipated along the heat pipe or heat sink. The thermal oil of this heater does not need to be replaced and has a long service life, making it suitable for use in living rooms and bedrooms. It is precisely because this type of heater has so many advantages that consumers love it so much.

2. Halogen/quartz heater

The space is not large but the temperature is high. When consumers choose heaters in shopping malls, they often see some heaters that generate heat energy by emitting light like the sun. This type of heater is commonly known as "small warm sun" or "little sun". The professional term is halogen/quartz heater. It is a heater that relies on halogen tubes or quartz tubes to generate heat energy. Consumers should choose brands with large sales when choosing halogen heaters.

3. Warm air heater

The hot air blows gently and brings warmth. Consumers may see a heater that can blow out warm air in shopping malls. This heater is a warm air heater. Warm air heaters rely on forced convection air to form warm air to achieve the purpose of warming the indoor air. Their advantages are that they do not emit light or open flames when working, and are not afraid of water splashing or water vapor corrosion. This type of heater has a fast hot start speed, and the air outlet temperature can reach over 100°C within 3 minutes. But its disadvantages are also obvious. Using this type of heater will make the room extremely dry. Therefore, when consumers choose a warm air heater, they should choose a warm air heater with a humidification function.

4. Counterbalanced heater

A new realm of health and safety, the balanced heater is an innovative product independently developed by Midea Group. Its heating principle is "natural convection heating". It heats the surrounding air through heating elements such as black crystals and silicon crystals, causing the air to produce natural convection and radiate infrared light at the same time to achieve heating. Midea's balanced series heaters are made of original natural clay materials that are rich in various trace elements, will not cause pollution, and also provide health protection on the basis of safety. ?