Electric baseboard heating? What do I need to know purchase replacement heaters?

Electric baseboard heating? What do I need to know purchase replacement heaters?

Electric baseboard heating? What do I need to know purchase replacement heaters?

We have electric baseboard heating that has functioned very well for many years. However, they are now starting to provide less than adequate heat or not work at all. We do not have ducting for forced air heating and cooling, and the extra insulation and attention to detail in the original contruction has meant that electric heat has not become unduly burdensome even with rising electicity costs. Any advice will be appreciated.

replace with the same votlage and wattage rating

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