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Worth pointing out (and you touch on this above) that this is not a function of electric heat but a function specifically of the type of electric heat (radiant
by aconbere 13y ago
Worth pointing out (and you touch on this above) that this is not a function of electric heat but a function specifically of the type of electric heat (radiant in this case). I have electric heat by way of a ducted electric heat pump which is not zoned and thus centralized. Zoned ducted and non-ducted electric heat pumps both offer localized control over heating.
- URSpider94 13y agofor what its worth, people in the trades would not consider a heat pump "electric heat", even though of course the power does come from electricity. electric heat refers specifically to heat generated by heating an element with current.
- aconbere 13y agoFascinating! (coming back to this late). What would the consider an electric heat pump, or what would they call it?