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There is no difference between hydronic baseboard heat and standard baseboard heat. Electric heat is always 100% efficient.
Where the difference is between the baseboard is the hydronic heaters smooth out the cycle by allowing a slower release of heat. I would not spend the big bucks on some fancy heaters that save no energy. |
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