Pelonis Heater Instruction Manuals

Heaters bring you warm relief during the chilly winter months. And portable heaters are a breeze to set up. But, all machinery is prone to breakdowns, and your Pelonis heater is no different. That's why we've put together the most comprehensive compilation of Pelonis heater manuals – so you're always prepared, no matter the issue you encounter!

Pelonis Heater Manuals

It can sometimes be difficult to find the correct instruction manual for your device, particularly for older, discontinued models.

Use the search bar below to find your specific Pelonis Heater Manual. You can enter the model number, name or description. We’ve also included images to help.

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Model Image	Model ID	Description	Document Updated	Downloads
	PSH750S	Fan Heater	2019	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2019
	1068266 HF-0063	Digital Fan Heater	2018	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2018
	NTH15-17BRA	Swing Ceramic Tower Heater With Fan	2017	Instruction Manual Document(s) Updated: 2017
	HB-211T	Fan-forced Heater	2017	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2017
	NY1507-14A	Digital Oil filled Heater	2015	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2015
	NT15-13L	Oscillating Ceramic Heater	2014	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2014
	NF15-9BMB	Fan Forcedheater	2011	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2011
	HC-0113	Tower Ceramic Heater	2011	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2011
	HF-0023	Fan Forced Area Heater	2006	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2006
	HC-0119A	Tower Ceramic Heater With Remote	2006	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2006
	HC-0125D	Mini Tower Ceramic Heater	2006	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2006
	HR-0031	Radiant Heater	2006	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2006
	FW23-A4R	9″ Window Fan With Remote Control And Filter	2006	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2006
	WF18RC	18″ WALL MOUNT FAN with Remote Control	2006	Instruction Manual Document(s) Updated: 2006
	HO-0203D	Convection Oil Filled Radiator Heater	2006	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2006
	HC-350	1100 Disc Furnace Ceramic Heater	2005	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2005
	FT30-A4	12″ Oscillating Table Fan	2005	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2005
	PF-1212-B6A1	Honeycomb Ceramic Furnace	2005	Instruction Manual Document(s) Updated: 2005
	HC-451	Disc Furnace III Ceramic Heater	2005	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2005
	HC-461	Fan Forced Disc Furnace V Ceramic Heater	2004	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2004
	FS5-404	Oscillating Stand Fan	2004	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2004
	FTW18-D2	7″ Personal Clip-on Fan	2004	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2004
	HB-215T	Fan Forced HEATER	2002	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2002
	HO-202C	Convection Oil Filled Radiator Heater	2002	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2002
	FS40-G5	16″ Oscilating Stand Fan with Remote Control	2002	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2002
	HC-445B	Safe-T FURNACE Ceramic Heater	2002	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2002
	HB-211	Fan Forced Area Heater	2002	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2002
	HC-461	Fan Forced Disc Furnace V Ceramic Heater	2002	Owners Manual Document(s) Updated: 2002

How to find your Pelonis Heater model number?

Pelonis manufactures a diverse array of portable heaters, which include ceramic, radiant, and fan heaters. Unlike the heating equipment you install in your house, these movable heaters are more of the plug and play variety. That means there aren't any rating plates or stickers attached to the heating equipment's interior or exterior to help you determine the product's model number. 

However, the good news is we’ve included images of each heater above so it should be easy. Another painless method of determining your Pelonis heater's model number is to look at the product's packaging, if you still have it.

Pelonis Heater Instructions

As mentioned before, Pelonis manufactures ceramic, radiant, and fan heaters – which means you need the model number to land the right manual. The instructions contained within a heater manual may differ drastically depending on the heater type. 

However, to make your life easier, we've gone through all three types of heater manuals and mapped out how each works below. 

Pelonis user manuals are more like booklets and don't span more than 7 to 8 pages. You won't have too much trouble locating the right section even without a Table of Contents (ToC). Most Pelonis Heater Manuals have the following pattern:

• Safety Instructions: This section lists out all the information you should read through once before attempting to set up your heater. For instance, the manual states that you should keep combustible materials, such as pillows, bedding, papers, etc., at least 3 feet (0.9m) from the heater's front, sides, and rear. 
• Operating Instructions: As the name suggests, the operating instructions include all the relevant details about control panel functions, electronic temperature control, temperature limit, placement of the unit, etc.
• Additional Features: lists out all the heater's supplementary features.
• Cleaning & Storage: contains directions on how you can safely clean and maintain your heater unit. 

Pelonis Heater Troubleshooting

The troubleshooting section of Pelonis's heater manuals is super-concise and lists out a series of directions you can follow if your heater isn't operating. However, don't expect this section of the manual to go into details like errors, possible causes, and how you can attempt to fix the problem yourself. 

In fact, all Pelonis heater manuals state if you experience a problem with your heater, you should, under no circumstances, try and open or repair the heater yourself. Doing so can not only cause damage (or a personal injury), but it may also void the warranty. Instead, users are encouraged to contact Pelonis's service and support team via the numbers listed in the manual or on the website. 

Aside from that cautionary note, here are the instructions the troubleshooting section contains for failure to operate –

• Ensure that your circuit breaker or fuse is working properly.
• Be sure the heater is plugged in and that the electrical outlet is working properly.
• Check for any obstruction. If you find any obstruction, turn the heater “OFF”. Unplug the heater and wait a few minutes for it to cool down. Carefully remove the obstruction.
• Plug the heater in and turn it on again by referring to the OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Types of Pelonis Heaters

Pelonis's heater range includes ceramic, fan, and radiant heaters. Each type of heater has its own distinct advantages. Here's how these heaters work on a broad level.

Ceramic Heaters

Ceramic heaters utilize electricity to heat a series of aluminum fins that transfer the heat to the ceramic heating element. Next, the unit draws cool air from the base and pushes it over the metal and ceramic pieces – heating the air and spreading it across the room. Because convective ceramic heaters use a fan to blow heated air across the room, they can heat a room somewhat faster than their counterparts. 

Fan Heaters

Fan Heaters operate by running a current through a resistive heating coil that helps in creating heat energy. Air is rapidly warmed when drawn over the resistive coil and then pushed out via the fan. Electric fan heaters generally feature a thermostat that allows you to control the heat temperature, along with separate controls for the fan. Pelonis fan heaters are multi-functional and can operate as regular fans during summers.

Radiant Heaters

Radiant Heaters employ infrared radiation to generate heat. Objects absorb the energy radiated by these heaters in their path, making them relatively efficient in maintaining warm temperatures. However, Pelonis also makes oil-filled radiant heaters use diathermic oil to heat the radiator fins via electricity. Not only are these types of heaters noise-free, but they're also power-efficient.

About Pelonis

Pelonis has been making home comfort products for well over 25 years. The company's product line up includes heaters, humidifiers, air conditioners, and fans. All Pelonis products come equipped with a 1-year warranty, and all their products meet the industry's safety standards.

Sources

https://www.pelonis.com/