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They certainly don't produce electricity, but they do produce energy. You put in 1 kW of electricity, though, and you might get 5 kW of heat added to your house
by CobrastanJorji 1y ago
They certainly don't produce electricity, but they do produce energy. You put in 1 kW of electricity, though, and you might get 5 kW of heat added to your house. So in a sense, it is producing energy.
Now, that energy is coming from somewhere else (in this case, the heat of the ground beneath the house or the air outside), but that's true of electrical generators as well.
- grosswait 1y agoNo, it is moving energy. We still obey the laws of thermodynamics in this house.
- CobrastanJorji 1y agoAll power generation is just moving and transforming energy.