It’s common sense that bigger heaters consume more energy. Therefore, it’s wise to settle for smaller heaters where they suffice. Larger radiators typically require more power than space heaters designed for the home or office, so you should bear this in mind when budgeting for your next heater. ADVANCED SAFETY FEATURES: Pro Breeze goes above and beyond to deliver the ultimate level of safety with every mini heater. The built-in overheat protection and an enhanced anti-tip over switch ensures that the space heaters for indoor use instantly switch off in any unsafe situation, giving you complete peace of mind. One more thing to note is that it says right on the box, in slightly different words, that this unit is not meant to run a high duty cycle. I don't think it would work well in large rooms or in something like a hunting blind that's very drafty/open to outside. It's meant for relatively small rooms with relatively small heat losses so it doesn't have to run 100% of the time. I haven't tested the over-temperature function yet, and don't really intend to. Generally, relying on the safety limit isn't a good plan anyway. Note that despite its IP-20 rating, this radiator is not waterproof, and therefore not suitable for bathrooms or the outdoors.

ADJUSTABLE THERMOSTAT: This indoor heater features an easy to use and fully adjustable thermostat control which monitors the surrounding air temperature for optimal heating efficiency. Compact and powerful, this is the ideal room heater, bedroom heater, bathroom heater, office heater and under the desk heater. The Warmehaus Slimline Fluid Inertia includes a 7-day, 24-hour timer, frost-protection, and a sturdy aluminium exterior. It features 11 fins with a whopping 1,800 watts, which is quite intense for a slim, wall-mounted heater. Although the installation is straightforward, I’ll urge you to have a qualified electrician install this item for maximum safety and peace of mind. Adjustable Thermostat: An easy-to-use and fully adjustable thermostat control is built into the mini heater to monitor the temperature around and ensure optimal heating and energy efficiency. VonHaus has included a 2-year warranty with this heater, and at 1,500 Watts, this model can heat rooms up to 25 square metres, which is quite solid for a heater of this type and price range. It’s also lightweight but sturdy, with a plug that never gets hot. Pro Breeze will either repair the product at no extra charge or replace the item with a new unit or refurbished unit of the same condition. Pro Breeze will also cover the cost of any necessary postage.The more safety features a radiator has, the better. Auto shut-off in case of extreme temperatures is one of the important functions to look out for. Freestanding heaters are particularly susceptible to falling over, and thus a tip-over switch is of particular importance with these kinds of heaters. Tip-over switches only make sense if you decide not to mount your radiator on the wall, so keep this in mind when choosing your model. They’re efficient, attractive, and safe — but selecting the best oil filled radiators for your home takes careful consideration. We’re here to help. Artfully designed and manufactured, De’Longhi offers an unprecedented 10-year warranty on this oil filled electric radiator. This incredible warranty length shows that De’Longhi have complete confidence in the longevity of this product. For Pro Breeze products (hereinafter referred to as “Products” or “Product “) One Retail Group provides consumers with the option of a three (3) year Protection Plan. This gives you the option of buying an additional Protection Plan for a period of two (2) years.

Digital LED Display & Remote Control: Features an easy-to-read digital LED display and enhanced adjustable thermostat for precise temperature control.We absolutely love the Electriq Ultraslim oil filled electric radiator. At only 800 watts, this heater is designed with your power bill in mind. (Trust us—when your bill arrives, you’ll be really glad you selected this unit.) Another alternative to the Pro breeze 2000w mini ceramic would be the portable range of fan heaters from VleOak. With these fan heaters, they have an oscillation mode, that will distribute the right amount of heat around the room. So far, I'm using it to keep a ~150 sq. ft. bedroom ~5-8°F warmer than the rest of the house. So far, this unit has been performing well. The tip-over safety is a spring-actuated button that is depressed by the weight of the unit. So if it falls over, the spring releases a switch somewhere and power is immediately cut. On the shelf I have the unit located, this button isn't a problem, but I will admit it makes the unit feel a little more "tippy" than one might expect. It's not very heavy, and the spring makes it feel even less so. This may be fixable by reducing the spring k-factor or centering the button more within the unit, as it's location is biased a bit toward one corner. (Note: manufacturer potential changes; I don't recommend trying to do this yourself). I don't consider this a major detriment, as you shouldn't put a heater on an unstable surface anyway, but be aware that some solid footing underneath is a good idea and keep it out of the way of potential traffic or flying objects. Again, if it does tip, the power cutoff is immediate. Now, the heating capacity afforded by a 3,000W heater is self-evident. But what makes this model particularly appealing is the blistering speed with which it can heat up a relatively large space, like a lounge. The thermostat seems to work well, and was the primary reason I selected this product (along with included safeties). As previously mentioned, it keeps the room it's in at a consistent 5-8°F warmer than the rest of the home when left on the partial power setting. It took some experimenting with the thermostat position, as it doesn't have temperature markings on it, but about 30-35% of full scale is where I have it set. That seems to be ~70°F control temperature for the room size and R-value. It also implies there is a fair amount of margin to run the unit harder than I am.

For instance, a programmable heater will allow you to control the temperature to the precise degree — this way, your radiator won’t consume more energy than it must. Like with all space heaters, it’s best to use the VonHaus 1,500W oil filled radiator in well-insulated rooms. Keep in mind, too, that this heater is designed for occasional use.ProBreeze likes to refer to this mode of fan heaters as “powerful but discreet”, with good reason too. It is a reasonably compact unit, yet it gives out a surprising amount of warmth. This Limited Warranty does not cover any problem that is caused by general wear-and-tear, improper use of the product, or malfunctions and damage not resulting from defects in material or workmanship. Heater companies do their best to offer turnkey warming solutions, but it’s up to you to use them properly. Otherwise, you run the risk of poor heating, high power bills, or even fire hazards. Follow these tips to improve the efficiency and safety of your oil-filled heater. Read Your Manual Remote control— As with a TV set, a radiator’s remote control allows you to switch the heater into a setting of your preference. Heat Settings & Adjustable Thermostat: A fully adjustable thermostat and 3 heat settings of 2500W, 1300W and 1200W allow you to find and maintain the perfect room temperature.