heater
An appliance for providing a continuous supply of hot water.
A heater powered by electricity.
A heater that burns natural gas or propane.
A self-contained device used to heat an enclosed area.
A heater intended to heat a single room.
A heater that burns heating oil; or an electric heater using oil as a heat reservoir.
A small, movable heater.
A heater that uses a fan to blow air over a heating element.
A device for heating the water in a swimming pool.
A redundant term for a water heater, common in some regions.
An electric device that is placed in a liquid to heat it.
A heater that circulates hot air using convection currents.
A heater designed for use in a greenhouse.
A heater that stores thermal energy during the evening or night when electricity is cheaper, and releases it during the day.
A portable, unvented, kerosene-fueled heating appliance.
A heater that burns paraffin (a substance similar to kerosene).
Indicates the heater is currently operating.
Indicates the heater is not currently operating.
To activate the heater.
To deactivate the heater.
To increase the heat output of the heater.
To decrease the heat output of the heater.
To keep the heater in an activated state.
To set up a heater for use.
To keep the heater in a deactivated state.