This electric infrared heater offers powerful, efficient, and consistent warmth for large spaces, making it the perfect choice for home offices, bedrooms, or any room in your home.
With a high output of 5,120 BTUs, this heater provides fast and even heating across areas up to 1,000 square feet. Whether you're staying cozy on a cold winter night or need warmth during an outdoor activity, its powerful performance ensures you stay comfortable.
Designed with safety in mind, this infrared heater features tip-over and overheat protection along with a cool-touch cabinet to prevent burns. The included remote control lets you adjust temperature, set a timer, and manage settings from anywhere, adding to its ease of use. Plus, the removable and washable filter ensures hassle-free maintenance.
The 6-element infrared quartz design delivers radiant heat that warms people and objects directly, rather than just the air. This creates a more natural and comfortable feeling in any room, especially during colder months.
Adjust your comfort with three easy-to-use heat settings. Whether you prefer a gentle warmth or a brisk heat, this heater adapts to your preference. The adjustable thermostat ensures you can fine-tune the temperature to suit your environment.
Save on electricity bills with the built-in eco mode that reduces power consumption while maintaining warmth. This smart feature helps you stay warm without overworking your heater, making it a great choice for eco-conscious users.
Its compact and portable design allows for easy placement on desks, countertops, or even floors, giving you the freedom to position it wherever you need. Whether you're working from home or need warmth in a specific corner of your living room, this heater fits seamlessly into your setup.
A built-in fan ensures warmth is spread evenly throughout the room, eliminating hot and cold spots. Its quiet operation allows for uninterrupted use, whether you're resting, working, or sleeping. The remote control adds flexibility, making it ideal for busy lifestyles.
