Which Is More Efficient, A Natural Gas Fireplace Or An Electric Fireplace?
I live in the North East (NJ) if that factors in at all. I also won’t be using it as a main source of heat. It will be more for a “back-up” source of heat if needed and also help add to the look of our family room.
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October 3, 2009 @ 2:46 am
All the electric “fireplaces” I’ve seen don’t even give off heat, they just look like a fire. However, there may be some that do. If so, they would probably be more efficient than the gas ones, as we had a gas one in one of the houses we had once and had to use it a lot one winter bc our heat pump kept having problems, and we had gas bills that were +300! But it probably wouldn’t be so bad if you didn’t use it much. I think the gas ones (that produce a real fire) are prettier.
October 3, 2009 @ 3:14 am
That depends entirely on the price varient in YOUR particular area for gas and for electricity.. I would strongly suspect that a natural gas would be more economical and throw out a better heat than electricity.. I am fairly sure of that no matter where you are.