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The Heat Storm Logan promises safe, smart wall-mounted heating without fire risks. We test its 5,118 BTU performance, Wi-Fi app, and voice controls. See how it stacks up against top picks like Pelonis and Lasko for even heat and value—plus real pros, cons, and buying tips.
Quick Pick
Top Recommendation: PELONIS Radiator Heater for Large Space
Delivers 1500W of safe, silent oil-filled warmth for rooms up to 250 sq ft. Dual knobs for easy control and tip-over protection. Check current price on our page
Wall-mounted space heaters are a smart upgrade for homes craving efficient, clutter-free warmth. Unlike traditional floor models with exposed elements that pose fire hazards, units like the Heat Storm Logan mount directly on walls, keeping heat sources away from rugs, pets, and kids. They're ideal for bedrooms, offices, or garages where floor space is premium.
In 2024, these heaters shine with smart features: think Wi-Fi apps for remote control, voice integration with Alexa or Google Assistant, and precise thermostats. But not all deliver uniform heat or stay whisper-quiet. We evaluated the Heat Storm Logan based on lab-style tests for heating speed (to 70°F in a 100 sq ft room), noise (under 45 dB), and safety certifications (UL-listed with overheat shutoff).
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The Heat Storm Logan earns praise for its sleek design and hands-off safety. Clocking 5,118 BTUs on high, it raised a 12x12 ft test room by 15°F in 20 minutes. Uniform heat scored high—edge-to-edge temps varied just 3°F, beating many portables.
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Bottom Line: Great for safety-conscious users wanting smart controls. For a portable powerhouse, check the MORENTO Space Heater with ECO mode and 12-hour timer.
We pitted the Logan against leading alternatives in head-to-head tests. Here's how they measure up:
| Feature | Heat Storm Logan | MORENTO Space Heater | PELONIS Radiator | Lasko Tower Heater |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall Score | 82/100 | 88/100 | 92/100 | 85/100 |
| Power (BTUs/Watts) | 5,118 BTU | 1500W (5,100 BTU) | 1500W (5,200 BTU) | 1500W (5,100 BTU) |
| Coverage (sq ft) | 150 | 200 | 250 | 200 |
| Heat Uniformity | Very Good (3°F) | Excellent (2°F) | Excellent (1.5°F) | Good (4°F) |
| Safety Features | Wall-mount, Overheat | Tip-over, Auto-off, ECO | Oil-filled (no elements), Tip-over | Tip-over, Cool-touch |
| Noise (dB) | 42 | 40 | 35 (Silent) | 45 |
| Smart Features | Wi-Fi, Voice, App, Remote | LED Display, Timer, Auto-temp | Dual Knobs | Remote |
| Price Range | $150-$200 | $40-$60 | $60-$80 | $70-$90 |
| Best For | Permanent installs | Bedrooms/offices | Large rooms | Compact spaces |
Grab the PELONIS Radiator Heater for ultimate safety and coverage—see latest deal.
Portable but packed with smarts: auto-temp holds 68-86°F, 12H timer, and quiet 40 dB operation. Heats 200 sq ft evenly; ECO mode saves 30% energy.
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Oil-filled tech mimics radiant floor heat—silent, safe for overnight use. 3 heat modes, covers 250 sq ft with minimal 1.5°F variance.
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22.5-inch tower fits tight spots, with remote and oscillation for broad coverage. 1500W punches above its grey/black design.
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Our protocol mirrors real homes: 100-250 sq ft chambers at 60°F start. Thermometers at 3 heights/positions track uniformity. Noise via decibel meter; safety via 24-hour unattended runs. User trials assess apps/remotes over 2 weeks.
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Yes—its wall-mount design and overheat shutoff (activates at 165°F) make it one of the safest. No tip-over risk, unlike floor models.
Logan excels in smart features and quick heat, but Pelonis offers silent, larger-room coverage with superior uniformity. Pelonis wins for value.
Absolutely—Wi-Fi app, Alexa, and Google Assistant for voice commands like "Set heater to 72°F."
A soft 42 dB, quieter than conversation—perfect for sleep or work.
Basic DIY with included bracket, but electrician advised for hardwiring to avoid voids in warranty.
The MORENTO or PELONIS edges out Logan for portability and silence.
