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Getting the right heating can be a big decision. Here’s a little heads up on the basics of your heating choices.
Known as reverse cycle air conditioners on the mainland, these are one of the most cost effective heaters to run and can heat one room or the whole house.
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These provide the same type of heat as electric heaters and provide both radiant and convection heat.
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OffPeak heaters store heat when electricity is cheapest, and then release it when you need it. Heat banks are for living rooms, midibanks are for heating bedrooms.
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Great for small and medium rooms, but they will struggle in large areas. Both convection and radiant, there is a huge range in style, sizes and heating types.
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Can be used in one room or throughout the house. Systems can be in-slab, in-screed and under-tile, depending on what you want and when you install it.
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This radiant heat warms the ceiling plaster then the room. Because the heat goes down and not up, this system means you don’t have to turn up the heat as high as with other systems.
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