The Original Portable Furnace vs Portable Heaters

There are three major heating systems in existence today:

• combustion or the burning of a given fuel, i.e. natural gas, wood, oil.
• resistance or the process of applying an electrical current to a coil or resistor which produces heat, i.e. base board and electric space heaters.
• infrared light energy, which is similar to the way the sun heats the earth.

The Portable Furnace uses safe infrared absorption to efficiently convert electrical power into even, economical zone or area heating.

The Portable Furnace is the most economical way to heat. In Midwestern Utility field tests for heating seasons, the Portable Furnace used an average of 35% less energy than conventional electric furnace/baseboard systems. The Portable Furnace has:

• no burners to rust, corrode, or adjust.
• no pilot light to waste energy.
• no filament- will not catch fire.
• zero clearance
• an auto safety switch that shuts the unit off if it gets too hot

Traditional portable heater systems may leave a differential of up to 18 degrees Fahrenheit degrees from floor to ceiling. The Portable Furnace heated air:

• does not concentrate near the ceiling.
• stays down and evenly dispersed in the area where you and your family live.

The Portable Furnace does not remove humidity from the air. It helps maintain humidity levels. The even heating and higher humidity means:

• lower heat settings with more comfort
• less condensation on windows
• less static electricity

The Portable Furnace does not use flame, fuel or any form of combustion. The heat from the Portable Furnace:

• is free of any other type of pollution
• does not use up the oxygen in the air
• is so safe that will not not start a fire or burn if you touch it
  

The Portable Furnace is a state of the art system that provides the most comfortable form of heat.