bathroom ceiling heaters, are great way to heat your bathroom, when you don’t have any wall space. A Bathroom Electric ceiling heaters should not be confused with bathroom exhaust fans with heat. Both are similar as far as the heating output concept, but a standard Electric ceiling heater does not exhaust, or have duct work. Bathroom exhaust fan with heat and light will be discussed in a different article
Electric ceiling heaters are powered by electricity as opposed to natural gas or oil. The heating element inside every electric heater is simply an electrical resistor when the heater is on, electrical current cause’s resistance heating up a nickel & chromium element. Ceiling heaters all come with a fan which is designed to pull the cold air in through one side of the grille go through the heating element, and then shoot warm air out the other side of the ceiling heater grille

Electric ceiling heaters are designed for dens, basements, converted attics, breeze ways, small garages, bathrooms, small offices, workshops and similar areas were wall space is at a premium. Ceiling heaters are designed for horizontal recessed installation, but is easily adapted for surface mounting. Do not mount a ceiling heater on a wall or sloped ceiling.