Product By World Marketing of America, Inc(30 customers reviews)
Product Description
Classic Brown Box Ceramic Disc Safety Furnace
Technical Details
- Auto electronic thermostat
- Energy consumption control
- Safety tip-over
- 4 ceramic discs
Customer Reviews
2010-10-17
By Alan Shinberg (Pennsylvania, USA)
I've had my Pelonis Disc Furnace for over 20 years. In fact I have three of them. They were almost $200.00 when they came out, and still they were, and remain a bargain. Consistent heat, accurate controls, and easy straight forward operation,, Anyone who has trouble reaching the controls, is not following the instructions and putting it too close to other objects.
2010-10-09
By Will
These were not my first Heaters. I have been using them for years, I wore mine out and needed to replace them and I found that I made a very good choice with these heaters. They are very Warm and do NOT use that much electricity. I am considering buying 2 more and quit using my main heating system. That way I will have 1 in every room, then I will only need to heat the rooms that are being used.
2010-09-22
By Brian
I purchased this heater and used it full time for about a year while living in a motor home, then I used it on and off in the winters for a little extra heat in the bathroom. It lasted 10 years before the fan bearings started going out and making a lot of noise. The thermostat works great, the fan noise wasn't bad and the heat was excellent for a small heater.
2010-07-20
By CJfalco
I put this unit in my sons room, the coldest room in the house to supplement for a wood stove in the living room. It raises the temp in a 12 by 14 room by 5 degrees in about 20 minutes. It cycles on and off and is very cheap to run. I am pleased and will be buying more for my shop and to have on hand as a back up heat source.
2010-04-23
By Loretta Duhon (USA)
As a long time pelonis owner, I replaced it with a new pelonis that is very much like the original. The first one lasted at least 15 years. It would have been senseless to replace it with something inferior. We use it in conjunction with central heat, to keep the central heat from warming up areas we are not occupying. This also helps with the utility bill.
2010-10-17
By Alan Shinberg (Pennsylvania, USA)
I've had my Pelonis Disc Furnace for over 20 years. In fact I have three of them. They were almost $200.00 when they came out, and still they were, and remain a bargain. Consistent heat, accurate controls, and easy straight forward operation,, Anyone who has trouble reaching the controls, is not following the instructions and putting it too close to other objects.
2010-10-09
By Will
These were not my first Heaters. I have been using them for years, I wore mine out and needed to replace them and I found that I made a very good choice with these heaters. They are very Warm and do NOT use that much electricity. I am considering buying 2 more and quit using my main heating system. That way I will have 1 in every room, then I will only need to heat the rooms that are being used.
2010-09-22
By Brian
I purchased this heater and used it full time for about a year while living in a motor home, then I used it on and off in the winters for a little extra heat in the bathroom. It lasted 10 years before the fan bearings started going out and making a lot of noise. The thermostat works great, the fan noise wasn't bad and the heat was excellent for a small heater.
2010-07-20
By CJfalco
I put this unit in my sons room, the coldest room in the house to supplement for a wood stove in the living room. It raises the temp in a 12 by 14 room by 5 degrees in about 20 minutes. It cycles on and off and is very cheap to run. I am pleased and will be buying more for my shop and to have on hand as a back up heat source.
2010-04-23
By Loretta Duhon (USA)
As a long time pelonis owner, I replaced it with a new pelonis that is very much like the original. The first one lasted at least 15 years. It would have been senseless to replace it with something inferior. We use it in conjunction with central heat, to keep the central heat from warming up areas we are not occupying. This also helps with the utility bill.
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