- 1500-watt thermostat fan heater
- Features hi-tech honeycomb ceramic disk element
- Ultra-compact
- Capable of 24-hour operation
- Tip-over switch and dust filter
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At just 7 inches wide by 4-1/2 inches deep by 9 inches high, this deceptively small, technologically ultrasophisticated fan heater has a design worthy of the Museum of Modern Art. Inside there's a ceramic disk that heats 100 percent of the air intake quickly and is capable of running 24 hours a day. Various features minimize on/off cycling, including a thermostat located on the cord, outside the machine. Three simple controls offer on/off, manual/auto, and a thermostat marked in Fahrenheit degrees. The dust filter is a rather flimsy piece of plastic gauze that clips across the intake, but it does prevent you from recycling and cooking hair and fluff. There's also a power light and tip-over safety switch. --Richard Farr
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Why Does It Cost So Much?,
By CyberLouis (ALEXANDRIA, VA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Pelonis PF1212-K3 FlexiFurnace Heater/Fan (Kitchen)
I bought this heater for two basic reasons: (1) There are no heaters left at my local stores and most... were back ordered, and (2) I visited the Pelonis web site which made a good case for it. I must say it does heat. I use it for my bedroom (11' by 16') at night. I lower my central heater thermostat to 60 and set the Pelonis to about 72. The heater will begin to work, and in a relatively short time, the room does reach 70+. At that time, the fan will spin more and more slowly, until it is almost stopped. However, it will continue to give off some heat. There are several things that really did disappoint me. First, the Pelonis site says it comes with an attachment that makes it a fan in the summer. NOT! Second, when the fan slows down, it slightly rattles, making it a little noisier than average. Third, if you have a light on, you might see a faint shadow of vapors coming from the fan; however, I don't know what these vapors are. Fourth, I posed my concerns to the Pelonis site, and never received a response. And finally, the price. Before the Pelonis, I used a Holmes Twin Ceramic, which cost me $40 bucks. Granted, it didn't have an accurate thermostat, but still, it WAS cheaper and kept me just as warm.
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