Pineinfo, PACECO's official distributor, has launched PACECO's innovative new product, the ‘Obang Heater’.
As this new ‘Obang Heater’ was crafted with great care by PACECO, a renowned name in seasonal home appliances, it is drawing high expectations from consumers. PACECO's new ‘Obang Heater’ delivers uniform warmth quickly to any space with its 3D surround 5-direction heating system, and it maximizes ease of use and safety through a meticulous quality-improvement process including terminal and component assembly and enhanced durability. In particular, the top tray, which is easy to attach and detach with magnets, and the extended handle prevent the inconvenience of burns or scorching of the top mesh. In addition, a flame-retardant material finish that can be used without discoloration even at high temperatures allows the product to remain safe and clean even after long-term use. Moreover, the ‘Obang Heater’ is the only electric heater equipped with a mood-lighting function, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere even in the middle of winter. Furthermore, its individual power-control function helps reduce unnecessary energy consumption, and it is designed with a quartz tube so that no carbon monoxide is produced. On top of that, the quartz tube uses a radiant-heat heating method that carries a low risk of burns, and with its excellent heat resistance, it warms the entire space evenly. Along with silent, odorless heating, careful attention has also been paid to fire safety through enrollment in a maximum-coverage DB PL (product liability) insurance policy.
A Pineinfo official said, “PACECO's new Obang Heater is not merely a heating device but a product that combines warmth, safety, and emotional appeal,” adding, “As this is the first Obang Heater unveiled by PACECO—which has achieved cumulative seasonal-appliance sales of 8 million units and the No. 1 domestic market share—we ask for your keen interest.”
Meanwhile, PACECO's new ‘Obang Heater’ is available through Pineinfo's Naver Smart Store (smartstore.naver.com/pineinfo). 1588-1336