Qmark Commercial Baseboard Heater
Qmark provides high quality electric baseboard heaters that are ideal for any zoned primary or secondary heating applications. These commercial grade baseboard heaters feature built-in-wire systems, making them much easier to install. They provide a durable and energy efficient heating solution to any commercial space, such as conference rooms, hallways, hotel lobbies, and hospital waiting rooms.
$148.12Each
BKOC2543W
$186.88Each
BKOC2544HW
$186.88Each
BKOC2544W
$212.26Each
BKOC2545HW
$212.26Each
BKOC2545W
$256.09Each
BKOC2546HW
$256.09Each
BKOC2546W
$434.12Each
BKOC2548HW
$434.12Each
BKOC2548W
$489.02Each
BKOC25708HW
$489.02Each
BKOC25708W
$136.12Each
BKOC25726HW
$136.12Each
BKOC25726W
$147.20Each
BKOC2573HW
$147.20Each
BKOC2573W
$186.42Each
BKOC2574HW
$186.42Each
BKOC2574W
$211.80Each
BKOC2575HW
$211.80Each
BKOC2575W
$250.56Each
BKOC2576HW
$250.56Each
BKOC2576W
$489.02Each
BKOC2578HW
$489.02Each
BKOC2578W
$186.89Each
QMKC2544W
$137.50Each
QMKC25126W
$136.13Each
QMKC25026W
$136.13Each
QMKC25426W
$136.13Each
QMKC25726W
$148.11Each
QMKC2513W
$147.20Each
QMKC2503W
$148.12Each
BKOC2543W
$186.88Each
BKOC2544HW
$186.88Each
BKOC2544W
$212.26Each
BKOC2545HW
$212.26Each
BKOC2545W
$256.09Each
BKOC2546HW
$256.09Each
BKOC2546W
$434.12Each
BKOC2548HW
$434.12Each
BKOC2548W
$489.02Each
BKOC25708HW
$489.02Each
BKOC25708W
$136.12Each
BKOC25726HW
$136.12Each
BKOC25726W
$147.20Each
BKOC2573HW
$147.20Each
BKOC2573W
$186.42Each
BKOC2574HW
$186.42Each
BKOC2574W
$211.80Each
BKOC2575HW
$211.80Each
BKOC2575W
$250.56Each
BKOC2576HW
$250.56Each
BKOC2576W
$489.02Each
BKOC2578HW
$489.02Each
BKOC2578W
$186.89Each
QMKC2544W
$137.50Each
QMKC25126W
$136.13Each
QMKC25026W
$136.13Each
QMKC25426W
$136.13Each
QMKC25726W
$148.11Each
QMKC2513W
$147.20Each
QMKC2503W
Can I hook up multiple electric baseboard heaters to one thermostat?
It is especially convenient to mount multiple baseboard heaters, and hook them up to the same thermostat. However, the amount of heaters that you are allowed to install to one thermostat is entirely up to your circuit breaker. The important thing to make sure of is the maximum watts allowed on your circuit. Never exceed the max wattage.
- If you have a 240 volt circuit on a 20 amp double pole breaker, there is a maximum of 3,840 watts on that circuit.
- You could potentially install three 1,000-watt baseboard heaters to the same thermostat on this circuit.
How do I calculate how many electric baseboard heaters I need?
When replacing or adding new heaters to a particular space, it is important to understand how square footage plays an important role in deciding how many heaters to purchase. Generally speaking, you need about 10 watts per square foot of space.
If an office space is 1,200 square feet...
- Multiply the square feet by 10 watts.
- You will need 12,000 total watts
- Measure each wall's width
- Lastly, determine the layout of your heaters. Will they go underneath all of the windows? How long should they be?
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