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Steam is already supplied and provided by the building its apart of my maintenance cost. Electric is out of my own pocket. So I would much prefer to rely on the steam for heating. The heat exchanger and pump are not that expensive if you see what I posted, shut off valves would have to be...

Above the kickspace heater would be a cabinet with pots and pans, so nothing I'm worried about getting heat. I think the amount of BTU's I need for the space is around 8,000, and on the kickspace heater it says it can get around 9,000 with even 120 degree water, but if this is just gonna go down...

So we are remodeling our kitchen and have a two pipe steam system, I live in an apartment building so I can't change that. We are very limited on space and would love to use a kickspace heater. A plumber I talked to said I should just hook it up to the hot water supply for my buildings potable...