 happy so far |
| Review Date: October 13, 2006 |
| Reviewer: takacs, MA |
| we bought this heater almost a year ago to use in the home office area. we have no heating system in that room and it gets pretty cold. we keep honeywell running at 70F for approximately 6 hours a day and it works fine and heats up the room efficiently. yesterday we purchased the delonghi TRN0812T to put in the baby's room to save some space. we hope delonghi will do the job as good as honeywell. |
The best 1500 watt heater on the market....
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| Review Date: February 13, 2008 |
| Reviewer: John B. Egan, |
| This heater out performs my oil-filled 1500 watt heater hands down. I replaced my bedroom heater with this one 14ft X 13ft ... We live at 2600 feet... In the past , my oil filled unit takes the chill off my bedroom .. This one woke me up sweating last night.. I had to turn it off and crack the exterior door to cool the room down.. The temperature outside dropped to below 40 degrees and we use no other source of heat at this end of the home.. In fact, One unit in my living room 13ft X 17ft with an 18ft peaked ceiling and a full wall of windows... Takes the chill right off.... Didn't even start a fire today .. I'm impressed.. |
Great Heater
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| Review Date: November 20, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Home Shopper, |
| Depite the lack of a digital thermostat, the unit performs well. I do recommend this heater. |
Very good for the price
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| Review Date: February 1, 2008 |
| Reviewer: SavedByTechnology, West Brookfield, MA |
I ordered this from Amazon on 1/27/08 and received it on 1/30/08 with the free shipping. Talk about fast.
For the price, this is a very good heater. The digital thermostat version costs almost twice as much and is no longer available.
Because this is a radiant heater, it takes a couple minutes for the coils to get hot. But once it heats up, it has a very even heat distribution through the top of the large grille opening.
I use this in my daughter's room because the existing baseboard heater no longer functions well. To maintain 67 degrees with an outside temp of 28 degrees, the unit operates for 3 minutes and 15 seconds before it cycles off for 11 minutes and 30 seconds. So in effect, it's running for 12 minutes per hour. And that is with a house that has less than ideal insulating conditions (single-pane windows and drafty at that). So I believe the unit is very efficient. I'm hoping this will reduce my electric bill a few dollars per month.
Even though it is labeled a portable heater, it is anything but that. It is not heavy, but it is long. If space is an issue or you need something you want to move from room-to-room, buy an oscillating heater.
I hope the review helps other buyers in their decision. |
Fabulous
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| Review Date: February 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: V. A Ortiz, Tybee Island, GA USA |
| This heater makes me question why I have always used the ones that blow warm air...This one is efficient...quiet and works great especially for my oldest dog who has arthritis.... |
Good product
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| Review Date: February 2, 2008 |
| Reviewer: John B. Egan, |
I searched the Web for 'best heater'. I found this product ( actually, there was an earlier version that had a better digital display.. Too bad ... No longer produced..)
We live in the foothills and have just experienced our 8th day of snow and ice.
I had bought three 1500 watt oil-filled heaters, which are on plug in timers timers to go in bedrooms. They kick on at preset times to take the chill off the room and then cut out about 2 AM.
My 10X13 poorly insulated bedroom, which is the far corner of the home and miles away from the woodburner is the coldest room of the home.
I had one of the oil-filled units set up there and replaced it with this one. I used it three nights and woke up at 1AM each night and turned off the unit because it made my room too stuffy.
On a gut level, I'd say that it produces 2X the heat that the same wattage oil-filled does. You do however need a 4 ft open wall to place it against. |
Used as heater for bathroom
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| Review Date: May 15, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Visa, Maryland |
| The heater is perfect and does just what we wanted. It heats a 10x10 bathroom, the heat can be regulated and the price was great! |
warm at last
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| Review Date: November 12, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Mardee B. Dubois, stockton, ca |
| after spending last winter bundled in layers of clothing to try and get warm it is nice to sit here in shirt sleeves to write this review. there have had been several days that i have had to turn this heater off because the room became to warm. electric bill did not skyrocket and that is a big plus. looking forward to a comfortable winter. |
Excellent product
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| Review Date: January 20, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Colin Gilmartin, Boston |
| This is the best space heater that I've had. I've tried hard wiring other models but this unit does the trick. |
Best Room Heater
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| Review Date: February 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Robert Walraven, Montrose, Co United States |
| I first bought a $300 edenpure heater and sent it back after poor performance and this bought this one for under $50/BEATS THE $300 heater by far/would HIGHLY recommend this heater and may buy 2nd for the another room/quiet and efficient!! |
Great heater
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| Review Date: February 13, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Robert Vandre, Middletown, MD |
| I like the heater. It is completely silent and puts out a good amount of heat. It is a very good value... Highly recommended. |
Honewell silent heater
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| Review Date: February 22, 2008 |
| Reviewer: B. Placka, |
| Great product, works well, and most certainly warms a 500 sqaure foot room with no problems and silent, no noise! |
Best I've used so far.
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| Review Date: March 3, 2008 |
| Reviewer: J. Browning, Michigan |
| I have two of these units and I leave them on 24/7. I keep my thermostat between 63 and 65 and my house stays so warm. I keep one in the basement and one on the main level. Never had a problem until 5 years later when it just died. Now I'm buying another one. These are the best. They are so quiet and heat up a room nicely. Never hot to the touch and I don't have to worry about the dogs knocking them over because they are so low to the ground. Good buy! |
Keep Warm
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| Review Date: January 27, 2008 |
| Reviewer: L. Sander, |
| Heats up the room well. Supposed to be completely quiet, but make a clicking noise when it turns on and off. |
Great Heater for the Money
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| Review Date: February 27, 2008 |
| Reviewer: P. Hinman, |
| This is a great little baseboard heater for the money. I had owned one that had a digitial readout that lasted for years. I went with the manual one because the digitial part of the other one went bad. Because I knew these were good I bought another one. We have two baseboard heaters in a 1000 square foot apartment and it heats it very good. |
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