Portable Electric Heater – Portable Fireplace

People’s dislike of home air heaters (fireplaces) is quite understandable. Any device consumes electricity inefficiently, dispersing an disproportionate amount of heat. Oil and infrared heaters, heat guns, and convectors are all a thing of the past. The market offers a new product – the Portable Electric Heater.

The feature of the device is that, with low energy consumption, it instantly disperses heat evenly when turned on. With small dimensions and weight, the heater is quite effective even for large rooms (about 30-40 square meters).

Portable Electric Heater – How does it work

The bedroom, children’s room, office, or garage – it doesn’t matter where you need to heat the air. The only requirement for the user is to exclude ventilation in the room. The device is plugged into an electrical outlet, the desired air temperature is set, and the heat flow rate is adjusted.

The smart device has overheat protection and is equipped with a timer for shutdown. This can be considered one of the main advantages of the portable heater. After all, all fireplaces do not have such functionality. And most users try to turn off all heaters before going to sleep. Here, there are no restrictions.

Functionally, everything is simple. Several control buttons (power on, mode selection, air flow and temperature regulator) and a LED indicator. Even a child can handle the settings. The smart device helps save electricity.

There are 3 modes of operation:

• Normal (power consumption up to 10 Watts per hour);
• Medium (up to 500 W);
• Maximum (1-1.2 kW).

Automatic shutdown is interestingly implemented. Besides simple overheating protection, the Portable Electric Heater has a built-in shock sensor. If the heater is pushed or tipped over, it will instantly turn off. This is a great solution for families with small children.

The future buyer will also be pleased with the price – only 40 US dollars in Chinese online stores. For fans of European brands, Slovenia produces similar solutions under the Gorenje trademark. Such heaters cost several times more than Chinese devices.