Radiant Heat and Blue Flame

Whats the difference?
What kind of space heater is best for my house?

Generally, space heaters fall into two categories: radiant heat and blue flame.

Radiant heat, also known as infrared heat, transfers heat to objects and people in a room, warming the space without relying on heating air and then forcing it out into the room (forced air heat). The most well-known example of radiant heat is the sun. Another example is radiant floor heating. This method of heating is considered preferred in the industry but it comes down to personal choice.

Blue flame heat, on the other hand, heats the air in a room which then rises, allowing cold air to get to the heating source and then rise; this repeats until a room is warm. This method is also known as forced air heating.

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**There are some guidelines for the size and rating of the space heater you need according to where you live in the nation.