Comments on: Comfort Zone Infrared Heater http://heatersrevealed.com/comfort-zone-infrared-heater/ Heater Reviews, Guide, Tips And Tricks Fri, 26 Feb 2010 01:20:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Kevin Martin http://heatersrevealed.com/comfort-zone-infrared-heater/comment-page-1/#comment-219 Kevin Martin Sat, 16 Jan 2010 00:13:58 +0000 http://heatersrevealed.com/?p=37#comment-219 HAVE BEEN USING INFARED FOR 3 WINTERS IN THE NORTHEAST. WE HAVE FORCED HOT AIR FOR PRIMARY HEATING AND IT IS GAS FIRED. A GOOD HEAT BUT VERY DIRTY. PLUS SINUS PROBLEMS HAVE CEASED SINCE WE HAVE USED INFARED. THESE UNITS DO NOT BURN THE AIR AND ARE VERY EFFICIENT.THE COMFORT ZONE 1500 WILL HEAT FOR AROUND A DOLLAR A DAY ON HIGH CONSTANTLY. THE UNIT IS VERY QUIET AND THE THERMOSTAT IS ACCURATE TO PLUS OR MINUS 1 DEGREE,THIS RIVALS EXPENSIVE PROGRAMABLE WALL UNITS. THE CORD ON BOTH OUR UNITS DOES NOT GET HOT NEAR THE PLUG OR ANYWHERE ON THE CORD. I WOULD HAVE THIS CHECKED PRIOR TO FURTHER OPERATION OF THE UNIT. HAVE BEEN USING INFARED FOR 3 WINTERS IN THE NORTHEAST. WE HAVE FORCED HOT AIR FOR PRIMARY HEATING AND IT IS GAS FIRED. A GOOD HEAT BUT VERY DIRTY. PLUS SINUS PROBLEMS HAVE CEASED SINCE WE HAVE USED INFARED. THESE UNITS DO NOT BURN THE AIR AND ARE VERY EFFICIENT.THE COMFORT ZONE 1500 WILL HEAT FOR AROUND A DOLLAR A DAY ON HIGH CONSTANTLY. THE UNIT IS VERY QUIET AND THE THERMOSTAT IS ACCURATE TO PLUS OR MINUS 1 DEGREE,THIS RIVALS EXPENSIVE PROGRAMABLE WALL UNITS. THE CORD ON BOTH OUR UNITS DOES NOT GET HOT NEAR THE PLUG OR ANYWHERE ON THE CORD. I WOULD HAVE THIS CHECKED PRIOR TO FURTHER OPERATION OF THE UNIT.

]]> By: Karen Banninger http://heatersrevealed.com/comfort-zone-infrared-heater/comment-page-1/#comment-217 Karen Banninger Thu, 31 Dec 2009 01:40:59 +0000 http://heatersrevealed.com/?p=37#comment-217 I bought a Comfort Zone (CZ1500WC) infa-red utility heater. I've been using it for the last few months without any problems. My friend also has one, and alerted me to the cord, which gets VERY hot near the plug. Neither of us has the paperwork that accompanied the heaters and I can't find anything on line about it. Can you tell me if this is normal, or if there are any recalls on this model? I bought a Comfort Zone (CZ1500WC) infa-red utility heater. I’ve been using it for the last few months without any problems. My friend also has one, and alerted me to the cord, which gets VERY hot near the plug. Neither of us has the paperwork that accompanied the heaters and I can’t find anything on line about it. Can you tell me if this is normal, or if there are any recalls on this model?

]]> By: Lydia http://heatersrevealed.com/comfort-zone-infrared-heater/comment-page-1/#comment-188 Lydia Sat, 28 Nov 2009 00:58:51 +0000 http://heatersrevealed.com/?p=37#comment-188 Byron, I have a comfort zone and I have used it or 2 winters now, which where I live is about 4 months . I havent had abit of trouble. just clean the filter in back once a month I live in an old 12x60 trailer and only use it , keep it on 72-74.Electic bill went dont 78 a month. My mother bought an Eden Pure zand she has sent it back twice and she gave more for hers than I did. Byron, I have a comfort zone and I have used it or 2 winters now, which where I live is about 4 months . I havent had abit of trouble. just clean the filter in back once a month I live in an old 12×60 trailer and only use it , keep it on 72-74.Electic bill went dont 78 a month. My mother bought an Eden Pure zand she has sent it back twice and she gave more for hers than I did.

]]> By: admin http://heatersrevealed.com/comfort-zone-infrared-heater/comment-page-1/#comment-173 admin Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:32:36 +0000 http://heatersrevealed.com/?p=37#comment-173 Hi Byron, I did some research too and didn't have luck with it. Nobody actually states what's the heating element source. But from the look of this heater, I would think it has a ceramic/wired element. In case you want to buy this heater offline, you should talk to a salesman. Or at least, get a manual at a store to figure it out. I'm sorry I can't help you with this one. The model itself is not so popular so it's impossible to get right information without actually buying one of these. Hi Byron,

I did some research too and didn’t have luck with it. Nobody actually states what’s the heating element source. But from the look of this heater, I would think it has a ceramic/wired element. In case you want to buy this heater offline, you should talk to a salesman. Or at least, get a manual at a store to figure it out.

I’m sorry I can’t help you with this one. The model itself is not so popular so it’s impossible to get right information without actually buying one of these.

]]> By: Byron Frazier http://heatersrevealed.com/comfort-zone-infrared-heater/comment-page-1/#comment-172 Byron Frazier Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:05:02 +0000 http://heatersrevealed.com/?p=37#comment-172 I was wanting to buy a comfort zone CZ999 and have a question. I recently purchased a Soleus radiant heater but when I got it home it was powered by a halogen type element which emits a bright light. I have a Presto radiant heater but it employs a ceramic wired element, which works great except Presto has issues with the thermostat going bad in a short time. Does the comfort zone heater employ a ceramic/wired element or a halogen source? Thanks for any light you can shed on this. I cannot find any information on the heating element source. I was wanting to buy a comfort zone CZ999 and have a question. I recently purchased a Soleus radiant heater but when I got it home it was powered by a halogen type element which emits a bright light. I have a Presto radiant heater but it employs a ceramic wired element, which works great except Presto has issues with the thermostat going bad in a short time.
Does the comfort zone heater employ a ceramic/wired element or a halogen source?
Thanks for any light you can shed on this. I cannot find any information on the heating element source.

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