Do infrared quartz heaters really work?

The Advantages of Infrared Space Heaters Infrared heaters are more energy-efficient than other space heaters. They use 100 percent of the heat they produce, which creates almost no loss in heat transfer to zone heat at a low cost.

How long do infrared quartz heaters last?

Quartz infrared heaters Quartz heaters will last between 20.000 and 60.000 hours and come with a warranty of 3 years. Quartz infrared heaters use quartz, a material similar to glass but much more heat resistant. A quartz heater works very similarly to an old-fashioned lightbulb.

What’s better quartz or ceramic heater?

Quartz infrared heaters offer very fast heat-up and cool down times. Ceramic heaters, however, require more time to heat circulating air and warm up the room via convection. Quartz heaters can be used to create quieter heating equipment as in most cases air movement from noisy convection blowers is not needed.

How efficient are quartz infrared heaters?

How efficient are quartz heaters? Quartz heaters are one of the most efficient types of heating element available. They convert 100% of the electrical energy used into heat.

Are quartz heaters expensive to run?

Although they cost around the same price to buy, it’s important to bear in mind, quartz heaters are more efficient than ceramic heating elements. They convert more electrical energy into heat. Less heat is lost and therefore – generally speaking – they are cheaper to run.

Is the Lifesmart Infrared quartz fireplace heater any good?

The LifeSmart Infrared Quartz Fireplace Heater is an effective heater for smaller rooms, and it’s built well enough to function as a piece of furniture, too. We purchased the LifeSmart Infrared Quartz Fireplace Heater so our expert reviewer could put it to the test in his home. Keep reading for our full product review.

What is a Lifesmart heater?

The LifeSmart sets itself apart by being more of a fixture than a heater. If you have the space for it and need a supplemental heat source in a living area or bedroom, the LifeSmart can serve as a cornerstone piece of furniture that just happens to heat your space.

What is secondsecond on my Lifesmart space heater?

Second is an overheat safety feature common to most space heaters. When the LifeSmart senses its components have reached a certain temperature, it automatically shuts down. To resume use once it’s cooled down, you’ll need to reset by unplugging the unit.

What is the difference between Duraflame and Lifesmart?

The most noticeable difference is the aesthetic, with the Duraflame imitating the look of a cast-iron wood-burning stove. The top of the Duraflame gets much warmer than the LifeSmart, so if you like the idea of using your infrared heater as an end table or TV stand, it’s best to go with the LifeSmart.