Types
- Air heater
- Block heater
- Cartridge heater
- Cathode heater
- Central heater
- Ceramic heater
- Chip heater
- Convection heater
- Crankcase heater
- Dielectric heater
- District heater
- Drum heater
- Electric heater
- Air conditioner
- Convector heater
- Fan heater
- Feedwater heater
- Flameless ration heater
- Gas heater
- Gasoline heater
- Geothermal heater
- Grate heater
- Heater (aquarium)
- Heater core
- Heating pad
- Heat pump
- Heat Traps
- Hot tub heater
- Hybrid water heater
- Hydronic heater
- immersion heater
- Induction heater
- Infrared heater
- Infrared sauna
- Ionospheric heater
- Jetstream furnace
- Kerosene heater
- Masonry heater
- Micathermic heater
- Microheater
- Oil heater
- Patio heater
- Radiative heater - Radiator (heating)
- Micathermic heater
- Radioisotope heater unit
- Rocket mass heater
- Salamander heater
- Solar furnace
- Solar heater
- Solar water heating
- Space heater
- Storage heater
- Thermomechanical generator
- Trace heating
- Underfloor heating
- Undertank heater
- Water heater (see also Aquarium heater)
- Wet-heater
- Wood heater
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