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Pelonis technologies started producing Pelonis heaters in the 1980s. The original Pelonis heater was the Pelonis ceramic disc furnace, which worked wonders at keeping homes warm and safe.

Since then, Pelonis has evolved to offering a wide variety of portable electric heaters. With a passion for safe heat, they have introduced several models based on the original Pelonis ceramic heater, and a wide array of Pelonis oil filled heaters.

Most Pelonis heaters are relatively small, but put out a great amount of heat. The price of a Pelonis heater is generally very low and affordable to any family. Afforability was a major concern when Pelonis started making their efficient heaters. You can find Pelonis heaters ranging in price from $12 and on up to near $200 for their top of the line disc heaters.

Pelonis technologies is not just about heaters though, they also offer air conditioning units and humidifiers, making them a well rounded company when it comes to home improvement. While the Pelonis heater remains their claim to fame, we will stick to the heaters as the objective of this site. We will take a closer look at just a few of the more popular models of the Pelonis heater here:

The Pelonis Ceramic Heater:

PelonisDiscFurnaceVHC461The Pelonis HC 461 is one of the more popular when it comes to Pelonis heaters. This ceramic heater is rugged and can be used to heat just about any area, however, this heater is not a beautiful piece of furniture. In fact, this Pelonis heater will not look very good as a centerpiece for your living room or bedroom, but is very effective at heating. While the price remains in the one hundred twenty dollar zone, this is not a cheap heater, but does come with a 3-year warranty.

The Pelonis NTK15 Safe-T-Furnace Ceramic Heater is a great option for heating a small space like a bathroom or office. This is your traditional coil heater with a fan and is very affordable at around $33. While the fan on this model of Pelonis heater can be a bit noisy, it puts out a good amount of heat for a small room.

The Pelonis B-6A1 4-Disc Ceramic Safety Heater is revered as one of the best space heaters on the market and lives up to the reputation of Pelonis heaters being the best available. This Pelonis heater works extremely well for heating a larger room, up to 350 square feet, and does it fast. With a price tag or around $75 you will be hard pressed to find a better, more reliable Pelonis heater.

Pelonis-Oil-Filled-HeaterPelonis Oil Filled Heaters:

Pelonis oil filled heaters operate a little differently than ceramic heaters. They incorporate an oil filled radiator that heats up slowly and keeps diffusing an even heat throughout the room. Oil filled heaters generally take 10-20 minutes to heat up and start spreading any heat throughout a room, so these are not the best option for instant heat, but they keep a nice warm heat while they are on, and even for awhile after shutting them off.

One of the major disadvantages to using oil filled heaters is that the outside surfaces do get warm, in fact, they get hot! This is not the product to use if you have curious children who may touch this heater and burn themselves, but is perfect for a home with no children or pets. Many consumers use this style of Pelonis heater in their workshop or garage for a nice even temperature throughout the day. Oil filled heaters are completely silent, so they are great for a room with the television, as they will not necessitate turning up the volume on the TV.

The Pelonis HO-0221 Oil Filled Heater does a nice job of keeping a larger room warm. You can safely assume that this Pelonis heater will furnish enough heat for a 500 square foot room without gaps in heat. Simple controls on the front of this heater ensure easy operation and heat control. With a purchase price of around $60 this Pelonis heater is affordable for the masses.

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Posted on January 11th, 2010 by mdmcrew  |  4 Comments »

My Pelonis space heater shorted out and caused a fire. Do I have a case?

My Pelonis ceramic space heater caused a fire in my family room. I’m so glad we were home and awake! The heater was off but still plugged in. Honestly during the winter it’s a permanent fixture in that room because it gets so cold. We do turn it off but typically do not unplug it. The other morning I heard what sounded like a cell phone vibrating, very loudly I might add. The next thing I new I heard my husband screaming "fire, fire, fire….He’s your typical goof ball…so I figured he’s goofing off with the kids…I turned around and looked into the family room and saw he was serious. There was a fire up the wall and behind the chair. He was able to get the fire out on his own however there was some damage. The plug on the heater shorted out (actually melted in the outlet). We did get an estimate for the damages and it’s just over 8,000.00. We do have home owners insurance but I’m curious to know if it’s worth the time and effort to try to have the manufacturer of the heater pay for the damages. It could have been a lot worse had we not been home and/or asleep but if this could be faulty manufacturing I don’t think it’s fair we are stuck with a large deductible.



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    Posted on November 27th, 2010 by mdmcrew  |  No Comments »

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