HEAT X Successfully Completes UL Field Evaluation for Its Technology Applications in Appliances

HEAT X, one of the technology leaders and largest patent holders of magnetocaloric and magnetic induction heating technologies, announced that it has successfully completed Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Field Evaluations on its 5kW and 2.5kW Air Magnetocaloric/Magnetic Induction Heater Assemblies, as well as its 1.5kW Magnetocaloric/Magnetic Induction Cooktop Assembly.

The field evaluation process, conducted by one of the world’s most respected certification companies, included the construction inspection for use of its components, assemblies and limited nondestructive testing to complete the assessment.

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“This UL Field Evaluation is a testament of the value that our talented team in HEAT X has generated. Our technology will allow our global commercial partners to benefit from our technologies to lead, in a sustainable way, any heating market,” said Christopher Meso, one of the founding Investors of HEAT X. “Our team has designed an exemplary line of Magnetocaloric/Magnetic appliances, and we’re pleased to be able to offer these technologies to world-wide commercialization partners, who will be able to very quickly integrate our technologies into their products and manufacturing processes.

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HEAT X™’s innovative magnetocaloric/magnetic induction patented designs use a refined combination of cost competitive and abundant materials. HEAT X™ has accomplished its goal of delivering more efficient, emission-free heating technologies using less components and lower material costs compared to existing fuel-based technologies. HEAT X™ is planning full scale commercialization in Q3 2021.

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