DeLonghi EW7707CB Safeheat 1500W ComforTemp Portable Oil-Filled Radiator - Black

Safeheat 1500-watt portable radiator type heater has permanently sealed fins with pure diathermic oil that never needs refilling

Heats faster and lowest safer-to touch surface temperature than standard oil-filled radiators due to patented thermal slots

Save up to 27% on energy bills using the ComforTemp button to automatically maintain the optimal temperature

List Price: ~~$84.00~~
Price: $41.99
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This is my first oil heater, I have used spot heaters in the past. This oil heater is great because once it warms up (just a few minutes), it puts out a nice amout of radiant heat on high setting. You can feel the heat from the top of the unit when you put your hand over the top.I feel safe leaving it on at night unlike the spot heaters. I didn't notice the strong odor on like others have posted.Pros:-Well built-Seems safe to leave on at night-Black color looks nice-Has Low, Med, High and a maintain comfort settingCons:-Thermostat goes from 1 to 6 instead of actual temperature.-Wheels don't roll well on carpet-Handle is only on one side, so have to wait until total cool to carry it upstairs.-Wasn't the best packaging to ship with

I purchased the DeLonghi heater instead of another brand because I have for many years associated that name with the oil radiator type of heater. The one I purchased, the EW7707CB works well but has a couple of what I would call "design flaws" that would prevent me from purchasing another one. One of the flaws is that if you press the energy-saver button while the heater is hot, it is natural to use your free hand to hold the back end of the heater as you press the button on the front end. Well, the back end of the heater is hot at some points during use. The other feature that I have found not so helpful, is that when you turn the dial from * to 1 to 2, etc., to set the heat level, it is not easy to see the number. I have to put on glasses and use a flashlight in order to see what number I am turning to. This is not a big deal, but it is enough to keep me from ordering another one. I wanted a second heater, so I just bought another brand at my local hardware store. Other than...

Heater is being used as a supplementary heater in a finished/insulated basement about 1000 sq/ft. Have only had the heater for a week and a half and the "comfort temp" is at least 70*. I have a thermometer on order to place in the basement to see how warm it is, but it keeps the entire finished area in my basement warm. Winter has not come yet, so we will see once it gets cold out, like highs in the single digits and sub zero temps. I'm in WI, so its only gotten down to 30* or so at night and close to 50* during the days. Have not had to turn on furnace yet, temps have gone down outside and with heater in the basement the upstairs has not dropped below 68* yet (1800 sq/ft).Heater is silent, stink from being new took about 3 days of consistent running to wear off. Even if I have to run this unit on high it will be worth it. with the kwh charges for electricity by me if I run it on high, 1500w, and using the peak kwh rate it will cost me $63 to run it 24 hrs a day for...

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Questions & Answers

Was I sick from leaking oil from heater?

Jun 13, 2007 by Cendrie

I recently stayed at the beach house of a friend. The day I got there, I started feeling ill. Headaches, stomach cramps, temp. It got worse each night, and better during the day.

On the day before I left, I realised that her small portable oil heater had leaked yellowish oil. This was in the bedroom. While unused, the room was heated by another source. No odour though.

I accidently got some on my bare feet as I was cleaning up and started feeling ill soon after. I didn't connect at the time that this oil may have been toxic. As soon as I left I started feeling much better.

Does anyone know if the oil in heaters is toxic? It is cleaned up and I told my friend but I am just interested in how dumb I actually was.

i dont know,but maybe when u left the airing from outside may have cured your ailments.I dont think u being barefooted would have that much of an effect

Is it more economical to use portable oil-filled electric heaters than the large built-in baseboards?

Jan 26, 2007 by Dartagnan

Electric rates have skyrocketed in my area and I only heata few rooms in the house and only in the evening. I think a small electric portable oil-filled radiator would be cheaper to operate than heating up the large baseboard heater. I am wrong or right? Would love to save some money somehow. Thanks for your answers

They are both electric. So temperature for comfort and number of rooms handled drive cost more than which type.

However, where are your water pipes? Keep on top of them so they don't freeze. Trailers, crawl spaces and some basements will get to freezing temperatures if the main heat system isn't used. You may need to wrap your pipes with heat tapes and insulation.

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