Electric Blower with Heat Strip
Go all-electric with our budget-friendly selection of electric furnaces and air handlers. Pair reliable heat strips with your condenser for year-round comfort on R-410A systems.
List price:
$1,199.00Our price:
$895.00These electric-only furnaces-often called air handlers with electric heat-move air for cooling and deliver resistance heat when needed. They are perfect for homes without gas, replacements in existing split systems, and light commercial suites. Models labeled Cool Only with Electric Heat circulate cooling from your outdoor unit and provide electric heat via internal strips.
Choose units that match your system size, including 4-ton configurations (about 48,000 BTU of cooling) with blowers tuned for proper CFM. Refrigerant compatibility matters: these pair with modern R-410A outdoor units and coils. Overall SEER2 efficiency is set by the matched condenser; the electric furnace provides airflow and electric heating.
For DIY-capable homeowners, mounting, duct transitions, and drain setup can be straightforward, while electrical and refrigerant tasks should be completed by a licensed pro. With prices typically $895-$1199, our electric furnace options deliver dependable performance for residences, rental properties, and small offices.
Shop the Electric Blower with Heat Strip subcategory to select the kW heat kit that fits your climate and available amperage, then pair it with a compatible A/C or heat pump.
DiamondAir offers durable, value-focused electric air handlers and furnaces designed to integrate smoothly with R-410A systems.
Yes-simple to install, 100% point-of-use efficient; pair with a heat pump to reduce operating costs.
Select a 4-ton air handler (about 1600 CFM) with a matching coil and appropriate heat strip kW.
It cools when matched to a condenser and heats via electric strips; no gas heat is involved.
Use only with R-410A condensers and coils; never mix refrigerants. Confirm ratings for all components.
Depends on kW; common 240V, 30-60A dedicated circuits. Follow the nameplate, NEC, and local codes.
DIY can handle mounting and ducts; electrical, refrigerant, and startup typically require licensed professionals.
Base on load and climate: 5-10 kW for mild areas, 15-20 kW for colder zones; verify panel capacity.
They’re essentially the same: a blower/coil assembly with electric resistance heaters for primary or backup heat.
Yes, when properly sized and powered; ideal for small offices, retail bays, and similar spaces.
Replace filters, clear drains, check electrical connections, and schedule annual professional inspection and cleaning.
