Monday, October 19, 2015

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Product Details

  • Sales Rank: #33 in Home
  • Size: 8.5″ L x 7.25″ W x 23″ H
  • Color: Black
  • Brand: Lasko
  • Model: 751320
  • Platform: Windows
  • Format: CD-ROM
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 23.50" h x8.70" w x7.40" l,8.00 pounds

Features

  • Self-regulating ceramic element
  • Automatic overheat protection
  • Maximum heat power: 1.50 kW
  • Ceramic tower heater with convenient multi-function remote control
  • Widespread oscillation; electronic, programmable thermostat; 7-hour timer
  • Low and high quiet-comfort settings, plus auto thermostat-controlled setting
  • Self-regulating ceramic element; overheat protection for safety. ETL listed
  • Fully embled. 23" tall
  • Made in China



Popular Product Lasko 5307 Oscillating Ceramic Tower Heater, 16-Inch Lasko 5307 Oscillating Ceramic Tower Heater, 16-Inch


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Popular Product Lasko 5307 Oscillating Ceramic Tower Heater, 16-Inch



Product Details

  • Sales Rank: #46 in Home
  • Color: Silver|Grays
  • Brand: Lasko
  • Model: 5307
  • Released on: 2013-01-23
  • Platform: Windows
  • Format: CD-ROM
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 16.02" h x5.90" w x5.56" l,4.60 pounds

Features

  • Versatile size for table or floor use
  • High, low and Adjustable thermostat settings
  • Fully embled with push-on oscillation
  • 1500 watts of comforting warmth with high, low and fan only settings
  • ETL listed with built-in safety features



Buy Holmes Heater with Programmable Timer & Bathroom Safe Plug Holmes Heater with Programmable Timer & Bathroom Safe Plug


Buy Holmes Heater with Programmable Timer & Bathroom Safe Plug Holmes Heater with Programmable Timer & Bathroom Safe Plug

Buy Holmes Heater with Programmable Timer & Bathroom Safe Plug



Product Details

  • Sales Rank: #499 in Home
  • Size: 1
  • Color: White
  • Brand: Holmes
  • Model: HFH436WGL-UM
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 8.19" h x12.83" w x10.35" l,3.40 pounds

Features

  • Easy to adjust digital controls will help maintain your desired comfort level
  • Use the timer to pre-heat the bathroom and keep it warm and cozy
  • Bathroom safe ALCI plug for worry free bathroom use; and wall mountable
  • Digital thermostat with a digital clock and timer
  • 2 heat settings, 1500 watt max output
  • 1 Year Limited Warranty



Product Patton Milk-House Utility Heater Patton Milk-House Utility Heater


 Product Patton Milk-House Utility Heater Patton Milk-House Utility Heater

Product Patton Milk-House Utility Heater



Product Details

  • Sales Rank: #2747 in Home
  • Size: 1 - Pack
  • Color: Charcoal
  • Brand: Patton
  • Model: PUH680-N-U
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 14.65" h x7.72" w x10.31" l,

Features

  • Milk-house utility heater with durable design and rugged steel housing
  • Quiet, fan-forced convection coil heat; automatic thermostat
  • Low and high settings; front guards and auto shut-off if tipped over
  • Great for heating open as like the bat, garage, or workroom
  • 1000 & 1500 Watt heat settings



[best] Product Vornado VH101 Personal Space Heater, Black Vornado VH101 Personal Space Heater, Black


 [best] Product Vornado VH101 Personal Space Heater, Black Vornado VH101 Personal Space Heater, Black

[best] Product Vornado VH101 Personal Space Heater, Black



Product Details

  • Sales Rank: #8409 in Home
  • Color: Black
  • Brand: Vornado
  • Model: EH1-0050-06
  • Dimensions: 7.10" h x7.85" w x7.20" l,2.58 pounds

Features

  • Vortex technology disburses heat evenly for small or personal spaces
  • Small footprint is perfect for on or under tabletop/desktop use
  • 2 heat settings and fan-only mode for year-round use
  • Advanced safety features including tip-over protection and automatic safety shut-off system for worry-free use
  • Whisper quiet operation and backed by a 3-year limited warranty



Sale Optimus H-6003 Portable Oil Filled Radiator Heater, Mini Optimus H-6003 Portable Oil Filled Radiator Heater, Mini


Sale Optimus H-6003 Portable Oil Filled Radiator Heater, Mini Optimus H-6003 Portable Oil Filled Radiator Heater, Mini

Sale Optimus H-6003 Portable Oil Filled Radiator Heater, Mini



Product Details

  • Sales Rank: #1859 in Home
  • Size: Mini
  • Color: WHITE
  • Brand: Optimus
  • Model: H-6003
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 15.00" h x6.00" w x16.00" l,8.50 pounds

Features

  • 700 watt heat output
  • Automatic thermostat control, power indicator light
  • Permanently sealed special diathermic oil
  • Heavy gauge sheet metal cabinet, carry handle
  • Cetus Listed



Sunday, October 18, 2015

Review Cozy Products FW Foot Warmer Heated Mat Cozy Products FW Foot Warmer Heated Mat


Review Cozy Products FW Foot Warmer Heated Mat Cozy Products FW Foot Warmer Heated Mat

Review Cozy Products FW Foot Warmer Heated Mat



Product Details

  • Sales Rank: #3237 in Home
  • Size: 14" x 21"
  • Color: Black
  • Brand: Cozy Products
  • Model: FW
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 16.00" h x22.00" w x1.00" l,5.00 pounds

Features

  • Heavy-duty, money-saving rubber mat draws just 90 watts
  • Gently warms feet and legs using both radiant and direct heat
  • Operational temperature of 130°F, TUV-Listed, prevents blown fuses
  • Waterproof sealed rubber design; ideal for melting snow from winter boots
  • Perfect for adding heat under desks and at standing work stations



A space heater is a device for heating an enclosed area.[1] Space heating is generally employed to warm a small space, and is usually held in contrast with central heating, which warms many connected spaces at once. Permanently installed space heaters may use electricity or burn natural gas, propane, fuel oil or wood pellets and may operate on heat pump principles and may provide air conditioning. For portable use electric heaters are most appropriate, because gas heating can be very dangerous without a permanent flue.

Types of heaters

Space heaters can be divided into those that transfer their heat primarily by convection, or by radiation.

Convective heaters

In convection heaters, heating elements either warm the air directly or heat oil or another filler, which in turn transfers heat to the air. The air then warms the objects and people in the space. Convective heaters are suitable for providing constant, diffuse heat in well-insulated rooms. Oil heaters warm up slowly but do not reach dangerous surface temperatures; wire-element heaters, which may be fan assisted, produce warm air more quickly but may pose a fire hazard.[2][3] One particular type of convective heater is the fan heater.

Radiative heaters

Infrared radiant heater, made by Honeywell
See also: Infrared heater
The main advantage of radiative heaters is that the infrared radiation they produce is absorbed directly by clothing and skin, without first heating the air in the space. This makes them suitable for warming people in poorly insulated rooms, or even outdoors.
Some of the earliest electric heater were radiative, consisting of Nichrome heating wires held by ceramic or mica insulation at the focal point of a (usually) polished metal reflector. The cost was very low since nothing else, not even a switch, was needed. Later models included a wire guard preventing accidental contact with the heating wires or the hot ceramic.
However the metal reflectors needed to be fairly heavy gauge, and if the size was reduced then the metal housing would get too hot to be safe. In the mid-20th century the cheapest heaters were radiative, but with the heating wires stretched relatively closely across a larger thin metal reflector separated from a thin metal housing. A small fan blew just enough air between the housing and the reflector to cool them; the main output to the room was the radiative heat and not the heated air. Having the heating wires stretched across a larger area meant that fewer expensive ceramic insulators were needed, and the small fan was cheaper than a larger or heavier housing.
Quartz heaters are radiative heaters which were more efficient, in the amount and directionality of heating, by using coiled heating wire inside unsealed quartz tubing. The wires could thus operate at a higher temperature than practical with ceramic-supported wires or be thinner. If the heating elements were at a higher temperature, then proportionally more energy was radiated compared to open-wire heaters.
Halogen heaters comprise tungsten filaments in sealed quartz envelopes, mounted in front of a metal reflector in a plastic case. They operate at a higher temperature than Nichrome wire heaters but not as high as incandescent light bulbs, radiating primarily in the infrared spectrum. They convert up to 86% of their input power to radiant energy, losing the remainder to conductive and convective heat.[4] The halogen cycle reduces the darkening of the quartz envelope and lengthens the life of the filament.

Power sources

Many of these space heaters, including those of oil-filled radiators and natural stone heaters, are plugged into an electric power source, most commonly a mains outlet. The power ratings of appliances are measured in kW, which allows an easy estimation of operation cost per hour, as energy is billed in kWh.

Safety issues

A Goldair ceramic heater, a Breville Group brand
The two primary health risks from heaters are the risk of fire and the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. The latter risk applies to gas and kerosene heaters but not electric heaters. The risk of fire from heaters may be mitigated by low surface temperatures (as found on oil-filled convective heaters), or by switches that cut power in the event of the device inadvertently being tipped over (often found in the bases of halogen heaters), or by thermal cut-out switches. Natural Stone Heaters do not pose a fire or carbon monoxide poisoning risk, and can be a safer alternative. However, the surface temperatures of the stone heaters can be considerable, though they may not cause an instant burn as the heat transfer is slow. For that reason they are usually mounted high on walls or ceilings, away from the reach of infants.
Within the United States, Underwriters Laboratories maintains standards UL 1278[5] for portable electric space heaters, and UL 1042[6] for portable and fixed baseboard electric heaters. The General Services Administration used to maintain Specification W-H-193[7] for electric space heaters, but this was cancelled in 1995 in favor of the UL standards. Additional information on portable heater safety may be found at the Department of Energy Energy Efficiency website.[8] Also, the "EPA does not currently label space heaters as an ENERGY STAR qualified product...".[9]

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