F
fma
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
I tried a number of electric space heaters and found that the ceramic
heaters
were the least noxious in terms of burning smell. However, despite its
odorlessness, I find the air aggravating to the lungs and eyes. How
likely is
it that the aggravation is due to generation of ozone? The heater is
the
Windmere "Heat Pro" WCH11 and runs upto approxmiately 1580 watts. I'm
guessing
that no voltages are higher than the wall outlet (seems that the way to
get
high wattage is lower overall impedance).
Thanks for any opinions on this. I live in Canada; my impression is
that
the electrical safety standards here do not cover things like ozone
generation.
Fred
heaters
were the least noxious in terms of burning smell. However, despite its
odorlessness, I find the air aggravating to the lungs and eyes. How
likely is
it that the aggravation is due to generation of ozone? The heater is
the
Windmere "Heat Pro" WCH11 and runs upto approxmiately 1580 watts. I'm
guessing
that no voltages are higher than the wall outlet (seems that the way to
get
high wattage is lower overall impedance).
Thanks for any opinions on this. I live in Canada; my impression is
that
the electrical safety standards here do not cover things like ozone
generation.
Fred