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ChimneyFree 5,200 BTU Infrared Quartz Electric Fireplace Mantel Expired
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Walmart.com has ChimneyFree 5,200 BTU Infrared Quartz Electric Fireplace Mantel on sale for $79. Shipping is free.
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Product Features:
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Product Features:
- Provides supplemental zone heating for up to 1,000 square feet
- The traditional log set and ember bed showcases a beautiful flame effect with five brightness settings and five speed settings.
- Flame effects can be used with or without heat at any time for year-round enjoyment.
- Infrared heat helps to maintain natural humidity for comfortable heat that doesn't dry out the room's air
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There may be some difference in how "effective" the heat is when comparing radiant heaters to hot air blowers, with personal preference playing a factor.
Edit: To elaborate, radiant heaters aim to maximize the amount of heat radiated as infrared (IR) radiation, which doesn't heat the air, it heats the object(s) it hits. This makes it more effective in a drafty room, and it also lessens the "drying" of the air in the room. Hot air blower style heaters transfer the heat into the air, which can find ways to leave the room and take the heat (that you paid for) with it. On some level, any style of heater will be doing both types of heating, but in widely varying proportions. I.E. A blower style heater will still radiate a little IR but most of the energy is transferred to the air, and a IR heater will still heat the air near the heating element but most of the energy is emitted as IR radiation.
So with this you are essentially paying like $30 for a space heater and $50 for a cool fake fireplace that's attached to it.
This thing is a beast - it really cranks out heat. It's also pleasant to look at.
A friend's heat went out this winter and we loaned this to her while she was waiting for it to be fixed. She said she ran it on the highest setting and it was so powerful that she woke up sweating in the middle of the night.
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There may be some difference in how "effective" the heat is when comparing radiant heaters to hot air blowers, with personal preference playing a factor.
Edit: To elaborate, radiant heaters aim to maximize the amount of heat radiated as infrared (IR) radiation, which doesn't heat the air, it heats the object(s) it hits. This makes it more effective in a drafty room, and it also lessens the "drying" of the air in the room. Hot air blower style heaters transfer the heat into the air, which can find ways to leave the room and take the heat (that you paid for) with it. On some level, any style of heater will be doing both types of heating, but in widely varying proportions. I.E. A blower style heater will still radiate a little IR but most of the energy is transferred to the air, and a IR heater will still heat the air near the heating element but most of the energy is emitted as IR radiation.
So with this you are essentially paying like $30 for a space heater and $50 for a cool fake fireplace that's attached to it.
Anyone know why this would be considered a better deal?
5,200 BTU heater provides supplemental zone heating for up to 1,000 square feet to help you save money
Infrared heat helps to maintain natural humidity for comfortable heat that doesn't dry out the room's air
Patent pending 3D Flame® effect technology features realistic flames that dance on and behind the logs, including five adjustable color, brightness, and speed settings
Casters roll in any direction for convenient mobility
Flame effect can be operated with or without heat, providing the ambiance of a gentle rolling fire all year long
No assembly required, ready to use out of the box
Five flame brightness settings and five flame speed settings to create the perfect ambiance
Arched panel design over the fireplace with fluted pilaster columns
Adjustable, digit.al thermostat allows you to decide the temperature of your room
Electronic timer function: automatic timed shut off from 30 minutes up to 9 hours
Remote control with 2 AAA batteries included for added convenience
Tempered glass-front display includes a traditional log set and ember bed
Long lasting, energy-saving LED technology and infrared quartz elements for heating
Safe around children and pets - fireplace stays cool to the touch
Eco-friendly, energy efficient fireplace does not emit any emissions or other hazardous byproducts
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This one is on sale for $49
ChimneyFree® Powerheat Infrared Quartz Electric Stove Heater https://www.walmart.com/ip/148647005
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Sometimes that has more to do with the insulation of the room than the actual unit. I used to crank up my FLiR when it was insanely cold outside and it was disappointing to see the whole room's ceiling a lighter shade of blue while the only bright red area was the heater.
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I like the wheels since we move it around the room & sometimes the house. The wheels work for me
The heat that comes out is comparable to a hair dryer on high. It's 1500 watts and is the most you are going to see in an electric heater that safely runs constantly on a standard electrical plug/outlet. That's 12.5 amps and many outlets are only rated to 15. That's why you might pop a breaker if you forget and fire up the vacuum cleaner on the same circuit at the same time.
I bought this unit [walmart.com] and it has no fan whatsoever. Totally silent, This does not convect the air into the room, only radiates it. Throws a ton of heat a good distance in front of the unit though. Perfect for the home office.
If you want convection for whole room heating and silent operation, get this one [walmart.com].
The heat that comes out is comparable to a hair dryer on high. It's 1500 watts and is the most you are going to see in an electric heater that safely runs constantly on a standard electrical plug/outlet. That's 12.5 amps and many outlets are only rated to 15. That's why you might pop a breaker if you forget and fire up the vacuum cleaner on the same circuit at the same time.
I bought this unit [walmart.com] and it has no fan whatsoever. Totally silent, This does not convect the air into the room, only radiates it. Throws a ton of heat a good distance in front of the unit though. Perfect for the home office.
If you want convection for whole room heating and silent operation, get this one [walmart.com].
I read in an older thread that the chimneyfree model I linked to has no fan and this one in this thread has no mention of a fan either. I do feel something coming out of it but it is very very weak. Nothing at all like my 1500 watt space heaters. Maybe it's broken but then why would I feel anything at all? It's still in the return period so I may get another to test.
There may be some difference in how "effective" the heat is when comparing radiant heaters to hot air blowers, with personal preference playing a factor.
So with this you are essentially paying like $30 for a space heater and $50 for a cool fake fireplace that's attached to it.
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