Electronic Inverter Heater- what is it?

My guess is it's meant to say Electronic Ignition Heater.

looks like a solid fuel burner with an electric fan.

i have never heard of tozane. is it a british only word?

lol, I had never heard of it either and was hoping that it=20 was an American-only word....and someone there would explain...

--=20 Sue

Will do - although the nearest one is quite some distance from where I live.

My main interest was how they work - do they have a high pressure fuel pump with an injector/atomiser head injecting fuel into a force-ventilated combustion chamber, venting the combustion products into the room? That all seemed pretty scary to me. It must have some pretty elaborate safety interlocks and sensors.

OTOH, it could be a catalyctic combustion head, with no flame...but wouldn't they have mentioned that in the description?

OTOH, it could be a continuous high frequency "arc" (hence the inverter bit?) into which the fuel is injected and oxidised. That would be a fun design..

I was just curious what technology they used and whether anyone else had come across room heaters like these.

Not one that I've ever heard of before. Google turns up remarkably few hits -- actually, mostly just this and another similar heater!