Electric Heaters

Electric heaters rely on an electric source to heat small and large spaces alike. From portable heaters to baseboard heaters, infrared space heaters to wall heaters, electric heaters come in a variety of forms to provide indoor or outdoor heating solutions in both localized or wide areas.

Electric Wall Heaters

(89 Products)

Wall or Ceiling Salamander Heaters
Fan Forced Wall Heaters
Commercial Fan Forced Wall Heaters
Hydronic Kickspace Heaters
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Blanket Heaters

(40 Products)

Concrete Curing Heating Blankets
Ground Thawing Blankets
Heated Gas Cylinder Wraps
Bulk Material Heating Containers
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Electric Unit Heaters

(151 Products)

Horizontal or Vertical Unit Heaters
Multi-Watt Unit Heaters
Horizontal Unit Heaters
Garage Heaters
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Portable Electric Heaters

(97 Products)

Radiant Heating Panels & Baseboard Heaters
Salamander Heaters
Fan Forced Portable Heaters
Space Heaters
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Electric Baseboard Heaters

(25 Products)

TPI Heavy Duty Commercial Electric Baseboard Convection Heaters

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Ceiling Mounted Heaters

(46 Products)

TPI "T" Bar & Surface Mounted Radiant Ceiling Panels
Commercial Ceiling Heaters
Commercial Recess Mount Ceiling Heaters
Fan Forced Ceiling Heaters
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Duct Heaters

(8 Products)

TPI Hotpod Supplemental Duct Mounted Heating
Packaged Duct Heaters

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Electric Hazardous Location Heaters

(36 Products)

Electric Heater
Convection Heater
Forced Air Heater
T-3a Series Single Phase Hazardous Location Wall Convector Heaters
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Overhead Infrared Heaters

(63 Products)

TPI Fostoria Overhead Infrared Electric Heaters
TPI Fostoria Portable Electric Infrared Heaters
Outdoor Indoor Rated Quartz Infrared Heaters
Mul-T-Mount Electric Infrared Heaters
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Cove Heaters

(13 Products)

King Electric Cove Heaters

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Pump House Heaters

(15 Products)

Pump House Heaters
Fan-Forced Enclosure Heater

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Floor Heaters

(8 Products)

Heatwave Floor Heating Mats
Heatwave Floor Heating Cables

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Roof & Pipe Heating Cables

(20 Products)

Heating Cables for Pipes Roofs and Gutters
General Pipe Cleaners Cold-Shot™ Pipe Freeze Kit
Pipe Thawing Machines
Heating Cables for Roofs and Gutters
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Washdown Heaters

(6 Products)

Fan Forced Washdown Unit Heaters

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Drum, Pail & Tote Heaters

(70 Products)

Tote & Container Heat Blankets
Drum & Barrel Heat Blankets
Steel & Silicone Rubber Drum & Pail Band Heaters
Hazardous Area Drum & Tote Heat Blankets
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Enclosure Heaters

(5 Products)

Hoffman® Electric Heaters
Hoffman® Electric Heaters

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Electric Heaters Comparison Chart

Type	Best application	Space size	Mounting	Typical voltage
Unit heater	Primary heat for warehouses, garages, shops	Large / high-bay	Ceiling or wall bracket	208–480V, often 3-phase
Wall heater	Supplemental heat for offices, entryways, restrooms	Small to medium	Wall-mounted (recessed or surface)	120–240V
Portable heater	Spot or temporary heat, job sites, work zones	Small to medium	Freestanding / floor	120V or 240V
Infrared space heater	Direct radiant heat for open or semi-open areas	Medium to large	Ceiling, wall, or portable	120–240V
Baseboard heater	Quiet, continuous supplemental heat	Small rooms / perimeter	Floor-level along wall	120–240V

Frequently Asked Questions

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What are electric heaters best used for?

Electric heaters suit indoor spaces where clean, quiet, low-maintenance heat is needed without fuel or venting, from spot heating in offices and cubicles to primary heat for commercial, industrial, and warehouse areas.

What is the difference between a unit heater and a wall heater?

Unit heaters deliver high-output primary heat for large or high-bay spaces and often need 208 to 480 volt or three-phase power. Wall heaters provide supplemental heat for smaller areas like offices, entryways, and restrooms and typically run on 120 to 240 volts.

Are electric heaters safe to use indoors?

Yes. Because electric heaters produce no combustion by products, they can run safely in enclosed or occupied spaces where gas or oil heaters would require ventilation.

What size electric heater do I need for a large space or warehouse?

Larger and less-insulated spaces need higher-wattage unit or infrared heaters, usually on 208 to 480 volt or three-phase power. Match the heater's wattage and BTU output to the square footage, ceiling height, and insulation of the space.