Upgrade To A Heat Pump System & Utilize Existing Electric Heaters As Backup Heat
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Upgrade to a Heat Pump Without Ditching Your Existing Electric Heaters
As energy costs fluctuate and climate concerns grow, many homeowners and building managers are looking to switch to high-efficiency heating and cooling systems like heat pumps. But one common concern is what to do with existing electric heaters, especially in homes that rely on baseboard or in-wall units for warmth. The good news? You don’t have to rip them out and it will actually save you money and keep you more comfortable in the long run.
With King’s ThermaLink™ KRF-B-KIT, you can keep your existing electric heaters in place and control them wirelessly as a backup to your new heat pump system. No expensive wall repairs, no major rework—just a smart, efficient upgrade.
Upgrade To A Heat Pump System & Utilize Existing Electric Heaters As Backup Heat
Avoid A Construction Project
Upgrade to a Heat Pump Without Ditching Your Existing Electric Heaters
As energy costs fluctuate and climate concerns grow, many homeowners and building managers are looking to switch to high-efficiency heating and cooling systems like heat pumps. But one common concern is what to do with existing electric heaters, especially in homes that rely on baseboard or in-wall units for warmth. The good news? You don’t have to rip them out and it will actually save you money and keep you more comfortable in the long run.
With King’s ThermaLink™ KRF-B-KIT, you can keep your existing electric heaters in place and control them wirelessly as a backup to your new heat pump system. No expensive wall repairs, no major rework—just a smart, efficient upgrade.
The Bottom Line
Upgrading to a heat pump doesn’t mean you have to abandon your existing electric heaters. With smart tools like King Electric’s THERMALINK™, you can create a hybrid system that’s energy-efficient, cost-effective, and ultra-reliable.
If you’re planning a heating system upgrade, consider keeping your electric heaters in play. Paired with a modern controller, they can be the perfect safety net for your new, eco-friendly comfort system —with no wall damage, no mess, and no compromises.