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does anyone own a sunheat infrared heater are they worth the cost ?

Oct 19, 2008 by neutronsolstices | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

If your LP cost is greater than about $2.40 a gal or you use other electrical activate. If you use Natural Gas probably not.

There may be some benefit to only heating the field you need.

Does anyone have experience with the EdenPure infrared heater or the Sunheat?

Nov 21, 2008 by Just wondering | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

We would like to get a heater so we can liberate on our propane bill.

USA The above units are advertised in the specific newspapers in PA. They have full page adds with a bunch of hype, but no theme. They offer a lot of glitter, and it is mostly uninformed suckers who give up for it.

Electric heat Basics 101: You pay for how many watts you use. Your moving meter totals the amount of electricity you use based on watts. 1000 watts is a kilo-watt. 1000 watts per hour is one kilo-watt hour (KwH). Your stimulating utility bills you for how many KwH you use for one month.

These heaters are 500, 1000 or 1500 watts. If you use a 1000 watt heater for one hour, that is one kilo-watt hour. I come up with the average cost of one kilo-watt hour is about 10 or 11 cents. So, a 1000 watt heater will charge you at least $0.10 per hour. It does not sound like much. But 10 hours per day times 30 days per month is $30.00 added to your tense bill for each heater.

One type of heater is no better than another. They all have an electric element and a fan to tornado the warm air around. And the fan costs money to run, too.

I bought negligible 1000 watt fan forced portable heaters that I use to affectionate up a room in a pinch. They are about 12" high, 8" inclusive and 8" deep. They work terrific. But, I only use them as an additional heater when the room is very cold, and I need to warm it up immediately. I do not run them constantly. I do not keep it on for more than an hour.

These portable electric heaters should not be utilized to replace your home heating system. And never use an extension rope with them. The local fire depts are warning everybody this year about this. They recollect that some folks will use these portable heaters to try and cut down their home heating bills, and are customary to burn their house down.

The Eden Pure and others all effort the same. And you will pay for how many watts you use - no matter what style or type of galvanizing heater.

Your money is better spent investing in insulation and complete windows.

where is a dealer, nearest to Pleasant Hill MO, for Sunheat infrared heaters and what do they cost?

Jan 24, 2008 by dnzskpgt | Posted in Other - Local Businesses

400 dollars

does anyone know about the infrared heaters such as Edenpure or Sunheat?

Oct 11, 2008 by mike b | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

is it productive?

The technology is what makes these things awesome.

The combination of Quartz lamps and copper chambers devise an infrared effect that doesnt over heat the air so it allows the animate to travel through the humidity in the area. With that, it is possible to intensify OVER a 1000 ft with the 1500 model.

One thing you must grasp is that EdenPure is a plastic mail-order result built for mass sales. SunHeat is built more for sustained lasting and efficiency. Here are some of the differences:

EdenPure: 1 Year predetermined Warranty. Has to be shipped to Canton, OH to be fixed and an ETA is not accepted (usually). Made out of plastic and aluminum. Overseas bloke service (different person everytime).

SunHeat: 3 Year Undertaking on all parts/repairs. Localized dealers to vamp and answer questions. Made out of solid oak and galvanized sword.


Right now I have 1 of the SunHeat 1500s heating my 1000 sq ft bordello (Minnesota). Both of these brands sell the same technology but I themselves think that one is more superior than the other (I'll let you decide).

I hope this helps!

Which infrared heaters are the best, Sunheat, Comfort Zone, or Eden Pure?

Oct 13, 2008 by lucky | Posted in Engineering

The technology is what makes these things surprising.

The combination of Quartz lamps and copper chambers beget an infrared effect that doesnt over heat the air so it allows the hotness to travel through the humidity in the area. With that, it is possible to arousal OVER a 1000 ft with the 1500 model.

One thing you must distinguish is that EdenPure is a plastic mail-order issue built for mass sales. SunHeat is built more for elongated lasting and efficiency. Here are some of the differences:

EdenPure: 1 Year minimal Warranty. Has to be shipped to Canton, OH to be fixed and an ETA is not confirmed (usually). Made out of plastic and aluminum. Overseas consumer service (different person everytime).

SunHeat: 3 Year Bond on all parts/repairs. Localized dealers to fettle and answer questions. Made out of solid oak and galvanized protect.

As far as ComfortZone, I have only seen the inside of these and it doesn't liken. It's very poorly engineered and I would never risk it. The circuit council is inches from the heat output... it's kinky! Also, the heating elements are proprietory (made special for this yield) so I'm guessing it's not easy or cheap to get repaired.

Settle now I have 1 of the SunHeat 1500s heating my 1000 sq ft house (Minnesota). Both of these brands shop-girl the same great technology but I personally think that one is more nobler than the other (I'll let you decide).

I hope this helps!