Qmark Hydronic Baseboard Heaters

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120 Volt HBB Series Hydronic Baseboard Heaters

208 Volt HBB Series Hydronic Baseboard Heaters

208/240 Volt HBB Series Hydronic Baseboard Heaters

HBB Heater Thermostats & Accessoies

Qmark HBB Series Hydronic Baseboard Heaters are ideal for new home construction, remodeling or room additions. Hydronic baseboard heaters produce clean, quiet, comfortable heat, when and where it's needed. Considered one of the best methods of heating, a hydronic baseboard heater consists of a sheathed electric heating element is totally immersed in a heat transfer liquid and sealed in a heater length copper tube. The large diameter reservoir maximizes the volume of heat storage fluid to prolong the thermal constant of the entire heater. Gentle heat keeps radiating even after the thermostat turns off because of the hydronic elements retention qualities. The color for all HBB heaters is Navajo White.

Note - 208 / 240 volt hydronic baseboard heaters are designed for most homes, where the voltage may range from 208 up to 240 volts. This includes areas where 220 and 230 volts are still prevalent. 208 volt is primarily used in commercial applications and in New York City - Contact us if you have any questions.

Create greater comfort and enhanced energy efficiency with the Qmark HBB Series of advanced electric hydronic baseboard heaters. Avoid the costliness of central heating systems by taking a zoned approach to room heating truly an alternative worth consideration!

The HBB design is an advancement in electric heating technology and combines the simplicity of traditional electric baseboard heaters with the comfort qualities of hydronic heat. Imagine, greater temperature stability, less frequent On/Off cycling and improved overall comfort! Thats what the HBB Series of electric hydronic baseboard heaters offers.

Why not consider the advantages of zoned electric heat and increase your savings through the use of a proportional, electronic thermostat? These are available in both programmable and non-programmable versions.