I have used small portable 1500w resistive space heaters since 1964. I have found that while they work well for my application, the twelve that I have owned have required a lot of repairs. I believe that they all need upgraded to a minimum of a 14 gauge power cord.
I have attended 3 recent sales of eden pure type heaters.
The positives I have seen are that they all have had heavier cords, better quality heater thermostat controls, higher volume fans, and seem to be less likely to directly cause a fire than my $19-$39 heaters. The negatives I have seen are that they cost a lot more-$450-$700, questionable effiency claims, and they take up more space.
The EP type heaters all seem to use quartz glass resistance tubes to heat a copper heat exchanger tube that air is forced through to provide convection heat. I suspect that changing from radiant to convection heat loses efficiency.
They look to me as though they may be a relatively safe, high quality source of heat if they fit into your budget.
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