1. Ceramic Heating Element Generates Heat
When you plug in the GOGO Heater and turn it on, electricity flows into special ceramic heating elements inside the unit. These ceramic elements heat up quickly — usually within 30–60 seconds — because they conduct electricity and convert it into heat as a result of electrical resistance.

2. PTC Ceramic Tech Makes It Safer and Efficient
The heater’s ceramic elements use PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) technology. This means the hotter the ceramic gets, the more its electrical resistance rises, which naturally limits how hot it can become. This acts like a built-in safety feature that helps prevent overheating.

3. Internal Fan Circulates Warm Air
Once the ceramic elements are hot, a built-in fan draws cool air in and pushes it over the heated ceramic surfaces. The air absorbs the heat and is blown out into the room as warm air. This process — often called forced-air convection heating — helps spread warmth more effectively and faster than simple radiant heaters.

4. Thermostat Controls Heat Output
Many models let you set a target temperature (e.g., 60–90°F). The internal thermostat monitors air temperature nearby. When the room reaches your set temperature, the heater cycles off and then back on again as needed to maintain that level — helping save energy.

5. Safety Features Help Prevent Risks
The heater typically includes overheat protection, which automatically shuts off the unit if internal temperatures get too high. This adds a safety layer, though it doesn’t replace proper use and placement away from flammable materials.