Oil Filled Radiator Heater 1500W Electric Space Heaters for Indoor Use Portable Radiator with Adjustable Thermostat 3 Heat

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This heater has been excellent so far. It puts out strong, consistent heat and easily warms my 400-square-foot corner room. One of my favorite features is how quiet it is—there’s no fan noise or dust circulation, just steady, gentle warmth. The safety is well thought out. Even on the highest setting, the heater adjusts its power to maintain safe temperatures, and both the thermal and tip-over protections work reliably. The humidifier tray is also surprisingly effective, and the controls are simple and intuitive to use. The unit is compact and easy to place, with a straightforward assembly process—just attach the casters and secure the rolling base to the heater. The power cord is high quality, flexible, and doesn’t hold its shape. There was a very mild “hot” smell during the first couple of days, which is normal, but it quickly disappeared and hasn’t returned. Overall, this is a quiet, safe, and efficient heater that performs exactly as expected. Read more

I use oil filled radiators like this at an old family house that I’m fixing up. I let the house freeze up during the winter, so the central heat has had the water drained meaning I have no heat right now. These oil filled radiators are great to warm up a bedroom and bathroom when I’m there during colder months. The benefits of this type of heater are: it doesn’t get super-hot to the touch making it safer to leave unattended (no immediate fire if something falls on top of it); it’s silent making it great for a bedroom; it puts out plenty of nice, even heat once it warms up. Drawbacks of this type of heater are: it takes a few minutes to warm up; and there is no fan pushing the heated air around, so you have to let natural convection slowly disperse the heated air. This specific heater works just as well as others I use. It has a power knob with three power levels, and a thermostat knob that lets you regulate the temperature depending on the power level. The heater comes well protected and it’s easy to attach the wheeled legs. The little wingnuts are just pressed steel but adequate to hold the legs on. The heater also has a small water tank for humidification, and two black plastic brackets that can be snapped onto the fins. The instructions say nothing about those brackets but I think you are supposed to snap one on the rear fins as a safety feature so that the heater can’t touch a wall (see photo). The bracket only works on top on the rear-most fins, so I don’t know why they include two brackets. My only small gripe is that the knobs for power level and thermostat don’t have a bold pointer to tell you where they are set. The pointer is just a small, black divot in the front of the black knob. It’s hard to see the setting in a dim room. The flip side of this is that the black heater with minimal silver trim looks quite stylish, and some folks might not want a big, bold pointer wrecking the look. Overall, this is a great heater if you’re looking for something that produces a good amount of cozy heat as safely as possible, while making zero noise. You’ll just have to give it some time to do its job. Read more

What I like: - Excellent heat output. I use it to warm a 400sqft corner room and it's perfect - Absolute silence. No fan noise, no dust collection, just gentle heat - Great thermal protection. Even if set on high, the heater adjusts its power output to keep temperatures safe as seen in the power graph - Humidifier tray works very well - All safeties - thermal and tip-over work perfectly - Controls are easy to operate - Compact size and easy to find a space for - Straight forward assembly. Toss the casters on, then strap the rolling assembly to the body of the heater - Really nice cord. It's flexible and low-memory - No smell after initial use. Had a generic 'hot' smell for the first couple days; very mild and unobtrusive, then it went away and doesn't make any more What could be improved: - This is incredibly minor, but I wish the wingnuts that attach the rolling assembly to the body were a bit more sturdy. I found myself reaching for pliers to tighten them because I felt that I couldn't get enough torque on them with my fingers. They also felt a bit sharp, though I had no issues with that. I think some bolts might be a better fit here Overall, I'm incredibly happy with this heater. It performs well above indicated, warming a space almost 3 times the rated size, silently, and safely. Read more

This portable radiator is quite the little workhorse! It slowly radiates lots of heat in my living room with no issues whatsoever. It was a snap to set up (you do have to install the wheels and the brackets to hold the wheels onto the radiator heater) and I had it up and running in less than five minutes. The controls were easy to read and the dials are responsive to when you need to turn the heat up or down. It could possibly heat a small room, but for me, I think I find that it best works as a way to help maintain the existing temperature in a small room. I love the fact that it is radiating heat and not forced air which seems to just dry the air out something awful. This little radiator heater even comes with a container that you can fill with water and then sit on top of the radiator to add a little bit of moisture back into the air! I thought that was a nice touch. My only warning to those that have never used this style of heater is that once you turn it on, you really shouldn’t move it again until you shut it off and wait for it to cool down as while it doesn’t become too hot on “medium” settings to the touch, I could see someone absentmindedly trying to move it just because they see wheels on it. It’s best that if you do have to move it while it’s on, there is a little handle to do so but you should be careful. At any rate, I love this thing! It’s so cozy and aesthetically pleasing, definitely well worth the money that is asked for it. I highly recommend it for those who want a different type of heat than what most are used to. Read more