The new advanced iHeater portable heater can cut your heating bill in half. It’s affordable, easy to use, cleaner air and advanced infrared technology.

The iHeater portable heater works on the principle of infrared heat, the same way the sun heats the earth, to give you a natural, comfortable heat.

It works like a convection oven, moving the air around to give you a uniform heat. It draws air in through the back, up and over the heating elements, and out the front. And since it draws in air from the ground (where the air is the coldest) and circulates effectively with two powerful fans, you will get a uniform warm blanket of air from floor to ceiling.

The heat coming out is 120-125 degrees. And the heat is an even, safe (no carbon monoxide), and most of all, very comfortable type of heat. The iHeater heating chamber incorporates a cured copper panel for efficient heating by distribution of water molecules in the air. Ionized water molecules distribute the heat more evenly in the room than do the air molecules, which is why you eliminate most cold air pockets in a room by using infrared heat. It is a warmer gentler heat that penetrates the body more effectively than radiant heat.

 

A. Yes. The iHeater can be placed against the wall or furniture without the risk of a fire. The iHeater does not release any energy into the air that will burn or harm anyone. For that reason the iHeater is safe for children and pets.

A. Yes, if placed in a central room and with the help of ceiling fans.  It does depend on how open your floor plan is, the sizes of the rooms, and how insulated the rooms are.

A. Less than an hour, but also depends on the size of the room, how well the room is insulated, and etc.

A. It’s suggested not to place the iHeater in those rooms due to the moisture.

A. Yes, but because of the bare concrete floor it absorbs some of the heat, so putting the heater a few feet above the floor will allow for more efficient heating.

A. Yes, but each iHeater should have its own circuit.

A. The iHeater Infrared Portable Heater doesn’t use burning heat. Once the heat exchanger takes in the infrared heat, it releases the heat into the air which is carried by the humidity in the air. This causes the heat to travel fast and equally throughout a room. The iHeater Quartz Infrared Heater efficiency is based on the spreading of energized air, not on just fan movement. This heat is coined as “soft heat” because of how comfortable it is.

A. In the iHeater system, electricity is used to generate infrared light which then creates a very safe heat. Infrared is the safest type of heat because it does not create carbon monoxide or harmful radiation. Infrared heat doesn't get to a burning temperature.

A. Heat sources that get above the burning level are unhealthy. It creates dry, irritating indoor air. It also burns lots of oxygen in the air. This dry heat and lack of oxygen dries out sinuses and mucus in the throat, and makes people vulnerable to diseases.   Many combustible heat sources produce carbon monoxide, static cling, and some produce radiation.   

A. It uses less energy to create heat and will heat a room in minutes. You could turn the heat down and the room with the iHeater will stay warm and comfortable. The iHeater is a portable heater and when moved to another room, quickly heats that room. 

A. A furnace generates lots of dust due to the combustion. Lowering the furnace temperature, you are using your furnace less and reducing the requirement for the furnace filters. The iHeater doesn’t create combustion.

A. We suggest that you don’t move the heater while on and wait until the heater fans have completely turned off.

A. It continues to run until the heat chambers have cooled down. After a few minutes the fan shuts off automatically.

A. Zone heating is about focusing heat where people spend the most time. There is no point heating rooms to 68+ degrees if they aren’t in use.

A. Yes, as long as they are using different circuits. These heaters are considered to be an appliance. Do not run more than one larger appliance on a single circuit breaker. Appliances like your freezer, refrigerator, microwave oven, washing machine, dryer, and other appliances should not share a circuit breaker.  

A. NO. The heaters are designed to be plug directly into a grounded 100 volt 15 amp or higher circuit receptacle. Do not use a cord adapter or remove the grounding plug. Removing any part of the heater will void the warranty.