Avoid the Bonair Prorox B521i?

According to Google, neither Bonair or Prorox exist.
But Bonaire produce a Pyrox range of heaters.

When and who did the install?

boycott the darn thing ! do not give it the satisfaction of use !

36er – as Eddie says, isn’t your unit a Bonaire Pyrox? I have one of these, and I haven’t had any problems with the unit itself.

Where I did have a big issue was with the quality of installation. It was done by ACTEW Energy Solutions and was *utterly* hopeless. Great big gaps in ducting, great big gaps in the holes cut for ducts and floor vents, etc. and if you don’t already know, ensuring ducts are secure and airtight is the one of the most important considerations for ducted heating to work properly…

Of course, I didn’t actually find any of that out until I notice the heater wasn’t heating up the house as quickly as it initially did. Climbed under the house to find the main ducting from the heater had split at the first junction, and I’d been blowing super warm air directly under the house. At least the mice, spiders and other creepy crawlies has a warm winter.

I would also suggest getting in touch with Climate Technologies – the manufactuer/distributor. Do a google search to find their details – somewhere in SA from memory. They were very helpful in resolving my issue.

Isn’t it Pyrox?

My heating is working beautifully …ha,ha,ha!!!

(and its not a Bonair Prorox B251i).

There’s no way I’m ever going to be able to remember this information.

Out of curiosity, what will said serious action entail?

Noted, I shall buy a Bonair Prorox B251i. Remember not only is it ‘Pro’ but it ‘rox’!

Buyer beware