Electric Heat-How hot should the air be coming out of register? - electric heating units
I have electric heating, Coleman runs for about 2 years. I had some problems with the heat and now it seems again from hot air, I wonder if someone knows how to warm the air from this record? There is a degree more of what they want, for example, if you want me to go home in 70 heat, which the start of the heating, 85 degrees?
Thank you!
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Electric Heating Units Electric Heat-How Hot Should The Air Be Coming Out Of Register?
3 comments:
Dive into your website if you do not have a manual for the unit:
http://www.colemanac.com/homeowners/inde ...
Electricity is not like air blowing gas heat.The by heating coils do not produce a heat of 85 degrees in just over an electric heater in a room after register.It gas.It Heat 's own, but operating costs more. an electrician to ensure that the different phases when they come to the thermostat.
run an electric heater to between 105 degrees and 120 degrees
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