Ideal use as supplementary or spot heating in the your home or office.

Customize your heating needs with the adjustable thermostat and two heat settings; choose the HIGH setting for 1500 watts or the LOW setting for 750 watts

Enjoy the year-round use by operating the fan without heat for summer ventilation

List Price: ~~$20.00~~
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This is the inexpensive heater I've been looking for. (1) It's fairly compact (9-1/2 w x 7 d x 10 h) and because it's curved instead of boxy it seems smaller. (2) An unexpected bonus, finally a cord that's realistically long - 6-1/2 feet - so I won't need an extension cord. (3) The thermostat works reasonably well, in terms of sort of maintaining the temperature - something I wondered about in a cheap heater. Though the right setting and how well it works will probably depend on where it is (floor, countertop). And the thermostat probably can't be expected to work well in an especially drafty location. As others have noted - It's quiet (though not silent). There are two heat settings, though as noted just one fan setting. The numbers on the dials are hard to read except up close.

We moved into a new office and the building is VERY chilly...I couldn't take it anymore so I got this little heater and overall I couldn't be happier. I am now warm and toasty all day long! The heater is a small size, so it can fit under your desk without problem even if you sit in a cube at work. It's also lightweight and has a lot of safety features so you don't have to worry about burning anything down. The thermostat feature is nice because it will keep your space maintained at a constant temperature. One "minus" is that it doesn't really have an "OFF" switch - the red light always stays on when it's plugged in. I agree with other reviews that the controls are also very hard to read, so you have to be up close & personal with it to get it to the setting you want. Also, the thermostat is not something you can really figure out "out of the box" - you definitely have to read the directions to understand how to use it. But those "flaws" are so minor that you...

I bought this heater three years ago based on the good reviews and cheap price. I expected it to get me through that winter only. I have used this thing just about daily for the past three years, heat in fall/winter and fan in summer. It still works quite well and seems ready for the upcoming winter. The only problem I am beginning to notice now is that the on/off/heat control wheel is starting to become loose. Otherwise it does a great job for the intended task and has already lasted longer than anticipated. The thermostat on it is finicky and takes a little playing around with it to do basically what you want but the heat does cycle on/off more or less appropriately. I'd give 5 stars if the thermostat was perfect but it is what it is and that is good enough. I just bought two more, my old one will go to the garage for duty there until it eventually fails. A good, solid product for a very good price.

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Articles

Neighbourly concern saves life

Jun 23, 2011 |

A Timaru man's neighbourly act probably saved the life of an 87-year-old woman.

The Grants Rd man, who did not wish to be named, contacted the police on Wednesday night, concerned because he had not seen his elderly neighbour for several days.

Senior Constable Jan Gibbs said police broke into the house and found the woman, who it appeared had been unable to move for two or three days.

She was taken to Timaru hospital with suspected mild hypothermia.

However, the situation had the potential to be much worse.

Mrs Gibbs said the police had discovered a small plastic fan heater in a room at the other end of the house that was so hot its grill had blackened, melted into the floor and was still smoking.

The woman's neighbour told the Herald he had noticed papers in her mailbox on Tuesday. He had intended to call her that day but said the situation had slipped his mind.

He was reminded again when he went to his mailbox and called her with no success. Then he called the police, who arrived shortly after 6pm.

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Questions & Answers

can a 2kw fan heater be enough to heat up a standard size room?

Oct 22, 2007 by lakz k

we want to buy a cheap portable heater to heat up our garage since we had it renovated and are trying to get the heaters fixed so are looking for a portable heater for the time being. so can anyone tell or reccomend me a portable fan heater that is enough to heat up a room. thanks in advance!

Be careful with what you buy. Your garage by its nature would have gasoline cans, etc. in it. You have fumes from the lawnmower, automobile all hanging low to the floor. A spark from an electric heater could cause an explosion. There really is no advantage to heating a garage unless you are using it as a workshop also. Cars rust more in the winter time in a warm garage.

How can I disinfect an electric fan heater?

Sep 12, 2006 by Tahini Raving Weirdo

I have a bunch of electric fan heaters standing around, the 2000W-type. I noticed the other day that they collect a lot of vile-looking dustbunnies on their air intakes, and I'd hate to think what they spew out all day long (must be the place to be if you're a germ!).

Now I'm hoping to kill all the germs by spraying medical alcohol disinfectant into the air intakes, but how long do I need to wait before it's all evaporated? These things would become flame throwers if it isn't all dried off.

Or does anyone have a better idea (please don't say "buy another type of heater", because I can't).

Thanks.

How hot is the air coming out of the outlets? Are they used outside or in a rather well ventilated area as opposed to inside a closed area? You might not need to worry about doing anything more than scraping or brushing the dust-bunnies off. In a hot, dry environment not many germs thrive. The alcohol shouldn't hurt anything though. I'm just not certain that you need it.

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