Heating System
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Baseboard - Zonal heaters located at floor level/baseboard usually under windows and many times thermostatically controlled within each room. Heat can be supplied via Electric, Hot Water, or Oil Filled.
Electronic Air Filter - A filter that changes dust particles using high-voltage direct current and then collects these particles on a plate of an opposite charge.
Forced Air - A form of heating and/or air conditioning by a means of vents, ducts, and blower units.
Hot Water - Central heating appliance for heating water and circulating steam or hot water to the house through pipes.
Heat Pump - Device used for heating and cooling which operates by moving heat from the exterior to the interior of the dwelling in the winter and moving heat from the interior to the exterior in the summer.
Humidifier - A device used to add moisture to the air.
Radiant - Electric heating cables imbedded in floors or ceilings. Other radiant heating systems use special gypsum ceiling panels equipped with factory-imbedded heating cables.
Radiator - A means of transferring heat from a nest of pipes or tubes.
S/W Changeover - Not in use.
Solar Active/Passive - Heat through a source of energy - the sun.
Zoned - A system in which living areas are divided into separate spaces with each space's heating/air conditioning controlled independently.
Steam - A steam central heating appliance.