heatilator ps50.
very much loving the heat. just installed today. it's 4" excel pipe.
we have the thermostat in the kitchen. and the heat is soooooooooo much more pleasing than forced air oil.
no more being cold between blasts from the furnace.
the dealer wanted $135 for the oak. i've decided to see how it does this winter. and if i feel we need one, i'll look for a lower cost way of doing it.
for now. i have to say it's feels stellar.
it's not fancy at all. but it looks to be a breeze to clean. and i like that their aren't so many electronics that a laptop is required to service it.
the side panels come off easily. and the convection blower is accessed for cleaning that way.
i feel very good about my choice. hopefully that feeling is permanent.
very much loving the heat. just installed today. it's 4" excel pipe.
we have the thermostat in the kitchen. and the heat is soooooooooo much more pleasing than forced air oil.
no more being cold between blasts from the furnace.
the dealer wanted $135 for the oak. i've decided to see how it does this winter. and if i feel we need one, i'll look for a lower cost way of doing it.
for now. i have to say it's feels stellar.
it's not fancy at all. but it looks to be a breeze to clean. and i like that their aren't so many electronics that a laptop is required to service it.
the side panels come off easily. and the convection blower is accessed for cleaning that way.
i feel very good about my choice. hopefully that feeling is permanent.