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Quartz infrared heaters use as much power as electric heaters with resistive elements. The energy consumption depends on the rating of the infrared element, and that is usually in the neighborhood of 750 to 1500 watts.

Infrared Heater Operation

In a quartz infrared heater, electricity energizes a heating element in the same way it does in a conventional heater. The energy radiates out from the heater, and any part of your body in its path absorbs the energy and becomes warmer. Because the energy must be absorbed to be useful, some heaters incorporate a heat exchanger, which is usually a copper plate. The heat exchanger absorbs the heat and warms up, and a fan circulates warm air from the exchanger.

Power Consumption

Infrared heat is safer than conventional, resistive heat, but it takes just as much electricity to produce it. The rating for a particular heater is specified on a label — usually affixed near the power cord — and can be as high as 1500 watts. In California, where residential electricity costs about 17 cents per kilowatt hour, it costs about a quarter to run a 1500-watt heater for an hour. If you run it for 10 hours a day, that works out to about $75 a month.

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Duraflame 1500-watt Infrared Quartz Cabinet Manual

Chris Deziel has a bachelor's degree in physics and a master's degree in humanities. Besides having an abiding interest in popular science, Deziel has been active in the building and home design trades since 1975. As a landscape builder, he helped establish two gardening companies.

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Duraflame 1500-watt Infrared Quartz Cabinet Electric Space Heater Manual

• Infrared quartz technology with the instant, directional heat of halogen technology, warms up to 18% faster than traditional heaters
• 5,200 BTU heater provides supplemental zone heating for up to 1,000 square feet to help you save money
• Patent pending safer plug® fire prevention technology monitors the temperature of the plug, and automatically powers off in the rare event that unsafe conditions arise
• Patent pending safer sensor™ fire prevention technology monitors the proximity of objects around the heater, and automatically powers off if anything blocks the heat output
• Adjustable, digital thermostat allows you to decide the temperature of your room
• Overheat protection, heater will instantly shut off to prevent overheating
• Eco mode automatically maintains just the right temperature to keep you comfortable while significantly reducing energy consumption
• Comes fully assembled and ready to heat, requires no venting or gas lines
• Four swivel casters roll in any direction and make this heater easy to move