Lowes has everything you need to help keep your home warm this Fall and Winter. With a Lowes Money Off Coupon from We Are Coupons keeping warm at home can cost less. There are many options when it comes to home heating. Solar hot air systems, Electric heaters, and Gas furnaces are some of the many options available. Choosing a system that's right for your home will depend on your budget and the size of your home. You can also opt for a boiler or an oil furnace if you'd like a more traditional home heating system.
Solar hot air systems
The first solar hot air systems were inefficient. They used rocks as collectors and had condensation and mold issues. There were also concerns about indoor air quality. More modern systems use microprocessors to control heat transfer. They can also run low-voltage DC blowers or pumps. The solar air collectors can be integrated into the roof or walls of the home. If the home has a tile roof, air flow paths can be built into the tiles.
Electric heaters
Energy costs continue to increase each year, with heating and cooling being among the most expensive expenses. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, the cost of heating and cooling accounts for 48% of the average home's energy use. Despite this increase, electricity remains a popular fuel source for home heating, accounting for 36% of all household fuel costs.
Gas furnaces
Gas furnaces are a low-cost alternative to heat pumps and electric furnaces. These devices use natural gas, which is plentiful and cheap. A gas furnace uses a pilot light to ignite natural gas and produces heat. It has two vents, one that carries away harmful emissions, and another that distributes clean air. Prices for fossil fuels vary with the market, but gas is typically available for most homes via underground pipeline or a refillable tank.
Oil boilers
Oil boilers are a low-cost home heating solution, and they have many benefits. They can improve your home heating efficiency, reduce your greenhouse gas emissions, and provide you with nearly endless hot water. In addition, they can lower your home heating bills by 40% or more.
Pellet stoves
Pellet stoves are efficient home heating solutions that can heat up to 2,500 square feet for less than $3 per day. Because of their efficiency, they expel very little particulate emissions and are environmentally friendly. They also produce less greenhouse gases than fossil fuel systems.
Heat pumps
Heat pumps are a great way to heat your home without using too much energy. They operate by moving heat from outside to inside. They use a two-speed compressor to operate close to capacity and reduce compressor wear. They also work well with a zone control system. These systems use automatic dampers to set temperatures for different zones of the home.
