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This compact and durable oscillating fan forced unit comes equipped with three heat settings, Safety Tip-Over Switch and Stay-Cool Body design.
Howard Berger CZ50 model is an Oscillating Fan-Forced Heater/Fan. This light-weight and portable space heater has three settings, a 70° Oscillation angle, and an adjustable thermostat.
Comfort Zone Convection Baseboard Heater is constructed with a solid, die-cast heating element for silent-even heating. The unit features rotary dials, a power indicator light and a caution indicator light. A safety tip-over cut-off switch provides the added protection.
Comfort Zone CZ650 Convection Digital Baseboard Heater is constructed with a solid, die-cast heating element for silent-even heating. The stay cool body, high impact end panels and mesh grill cover ensure many years of durable and safe operation.
Comfort Zone CZ7007 features an adjustable thermostat and an automatic thermal cut-off protection system. With its adjustable thermostat this oil filled radiator heater provides automatic temperature control and energy savings.
Comfort Zone CZ707 Personal Heater/Fan model uses powerful yet compact fan force technology. Plug in anywhere and stay warm weather you are at home or at the office. It’s all metal body makes it very durable if you decide to take it on the road.
Howard Berger Comfort Zone CZ798 DELUXE “MILKHOUSE” UTILITY HEATER/FAN model uses fan forces technology to radiate heat. Made with a durable metal housing it has an easy to cary handle as well.
This advanced digital oil-filled radiator unit features the latest in Digital Thermostat Technology. It comes equipped with Safety Tip-Over Cut-Off Switch and cord storage compartment, making this product safe and convenient for your use.
Comfort Zone CZ998 Oscillating Parabolic Radiant Dish Heater will warm your room with radiant heat, that heats the objects instead of the air. This compact space heater features adjustable direction and tilt, 70-degree oscillation, and chrome reflector.
