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Ze zeggen op hun site dat hun kachels kamers verwarmen binnen een paar minuten. Ik heb het van de week binnen gekregen en direct uitgeprobeerd. In 3 en een half uur was mijn kamer met 0,6 graden opgewarmd.
Ze verkopen onzin. Doe de berekening! Het is een gewone verwarming die elektriciteit omzet in warmte 100%. De rekening is gewoon 100%. In tegenstelling tot een warmte pomp daar wordt de elektrische energie gebruikt om energie van buiten naar binnen te verplaatsen waardoor bijvoorbeeld 300% opbrengst wordt bereikt. Je koopt een geest.
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