ELECTRIC THERMAL STORAGE
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Steffes Electric Thermal Storage systems work smarter, cleaner and greener to make your home more comfortable. Exceptional engineering coupled with efficient, off-peak operation lowers energy usage and costs by storing heat and utilizing energy during the right time of the day. Enjoy exceptionally comfortable and reliable warmth in every room, every hour of the day.
CONSISTENT HEAT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE COSTLY
Whether you’re looking to heat a single room, your entire home, or a commercial property, Steffes offers several products that utilize our efficient Electric Thermal Storage heating system. Each of our furnaces and room heating units delivers reliable and consistent comfort while reducing the high electricity costs associated with inefficient, traditional home heating systems.
Our ETS systems gain efficiency by taking advantage of off-peak electricity, which is charged at a lower rate since it is consumed during times when demand on the electrical grid is low. Steffes ETS systems convert off-peak electricity to heat and store it in heating elements contained within high-density ceramic bricks.
With the Steffes ETS systems’ abilities to store vast amounts of heat for long periods of time, you can get on-peak performance for an off-peak price. These capabilities can save you upwards of 40 to 70 percent on heating bills without having to sacrifice the comfort and convenience of a traditional heating system. Our ETS systems don’t produce carbon monoxide, so they’re safe and require very minimal maintenance.
You want the best for your home. We do, too.
Our products undergo rigorous testing approved by the Underwriter’s Laboratory (UL). Choose a safe and reliable heating solution for your home this season.
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How does electric thermal storage work, anyway? 🤔
You already know it's an efficient and affordable heat source for homeowners; now let us show you why! ☺️
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We have electric thermal storage and I don’t know what they were thinking installing it in the living room. There’s a huge space in my entrance that would have been perfect for both floors.
Julie switched from a baseboard heater to Steffes' room unit. Decades later, she's still satisfied with the consistent comfort it provides to her home. 🏡
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Great job, Julie Scheitlin Thorpe👍
Electric thermal storage isn't rocket science, and neither is the decision to make the switch for your home and family. 🏡
Find out why ETS is the ideal choice for the economical and ecological homeowner!
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As the push toward decarbonization ramps up in North America, electric thermal storage (ETS) is generating quite the buzz. Have you heard about ETS0 CommentsComment on Facebook
NEWS
Pilot project in Seattle shows central heat pump water heaters can act as massive hot water batteries that help reduce carbon emissions
27-Feb-2023
Original article published February 15, 2023 | Joseph Wachunas for New Buildings Institute Central heat pump water heaters (CHPWHs) present a tremendous opportunity to reduce the substantial energy used in water heating and can act as giant thermal batteries. They do this by using energy to heat water during times…(read more)
Steffes hosts annual ETS Factory Training
07-Apr-2022
Steffes recently hosted 15 customers from across the United States during our annual factory training on Steffes heating systems and controls. The three-day training focused on the installation, operation, and service of our electric thermal storage (ETS) heaters, where customers participated in the hands-on troubleshooting of equipment. They also reinforced…(read more)