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The following article was published in our article directory on November 22, 2011.
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Article Category: Home Management
Author Name: Yilitza Acosta
When the temperature starts to drop and the winds begin to blow, home owners turn to their furnaces to heat their homes to a nice, cozy and comfortable temperature. For some people, this means simply flipping a switch to power on their electric furnace. Electric furnaces are operated by electricity, as opposed to other options such as fuel oil, natural gas or coal. Electric furnaces are often initially less expensive to purchase and install than alternative furnaces. However, the electric bill can add up over time. Electric furnaces are much rarer than furnaces that are powered by natural gas. In some areas however, natural gas is simply not available in and these situations and electric furnace is the best alternative.
An electric furnace works similarly to how an electric stove or range works. Electricity powers a heating element which heats air that is pushed through the duct system of a house into the appropriate rooms rising the temperature of the whole house. One advantage of an electric furnace is that it does not require additional piping beyond that of the duct system. Ducting is almost always already installed in a home. Contrasting this, a natural gas powered furnace will require a large storage tank for the fuel as well as additional pipes which feed the gas into the furnace. Because of this difference, electric furnaces are often easier to install and can be hidden away in smaller spaces.
Installing an electric furnace can still be tricky, even if it is simpler than other types of furnaces. This is especially true if the furnace is meant to heat multiple rooms throughout a house rather than just the room it is in. A professional will know how to properly hook up the electric furnace to the duct system, insulate the system to conserve as much energy as possible and cleanup and dispose of any debris left over from the project. An electric furnace usually costs from $1000-$1500, although these prices vary greatly on the size, brand and longevity of the furnace.
There are more advantages to owning an electric furnace than just the low initial purchase price and installation costs. Electric furnaces are notoriously easy to operate and to set temperatures throughout a home. Also, electric furnaces are considered cleaner and more environmentally friendly than furnaces using natural gas or worse coal because they produce cleaner air that does not damage the environment. This is especially true if the source of electricity for a home is clean, such as solar or wind energy. Also, electric furnaces do not have a flame which can start fires and runs quietly, a great advantage for light sleepers. Home owners should consider taking the time to compare electric furnaces to other options when making a decision on a new furnace to purchase.
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