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Features:
Auto Eco - Automatic Electronic
360° Grill Rotation
3 Heat Settings
8-Hour Auto Shut-Off Timer
Easy-Vacuum Filter
Lasko's Elite Collection Revolution Full-Room Ceramic Heater with remote control will keep your entire room cozy. It features a 360-degree rotating grill for full room warmth, or you can pause the grill to direct the heat where you need it most. The 360-degree rotating grill can be used in conjunction with the widespread oscillation feature to heat your whole room quickly. Use the simple electronic controls to adjust the thermostat, select from 3 heat settings, or set the 8-hour auto-off timer (30-minute increments). Includes a multi-function remote control that will operate the heater functions from a distance. For convenience, there is on-board storage for the remote and 2 AAA Duracell® batteries are included. The easy-to-clean filter keeps your space heater running efficiently. Built-in safety features include a tip-over safety switch, automatic overheat protection and cool-touch exterior. The built-in carry handle makes it easy to move this heater from room to room.
Accessories Included:
Multi-function remote control
User Manual
Product Features:
360° Grill Rotation blankets the room in comforting warmth
3 heat settings
8-hour auto shut-off timer; timer can be set for 30-minute increments
Optional widespread oscillation distributes heat evenly
Auto Eco - automatic electronic thermostat maintains comfort using less energy
Multi-function remote control with on-board storage (2 AAA Duracell® batteries included)
Easy-vacuum filter for high efficiency
Built-in safety features include automatic overheat protection, cool-touch housing and tip-over safety switch
Built-in carry handle for easy transportation from room-to-room
Comes fully assembled and ready to use
Dimensions & More Info:
1500 watts on high/120 volts
7.15" L x 9.53" W x 23.04" H
Made in China
Warranty:
3-Year limited warranty
For product related questions please contact Lasko Customer service at 1-800-233-0268
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1500 watts is the max you can draw from a 120v 15amp circuit in your home. if you want more heat you have to move up to a 240v circuit. i dont think they sell any heaters for a 120v 20amp circuit.
1500 watts of heat is 1500 watts of heat, doesnt matter how fancy they try to make the heater sound, its the same amount of heat.
Bottom line is a fan-based heater is much better. You push the button, point it at you, and you feel warm immediately. It circulates the air so that the room comes up to temp evenly, and the internal thermostat can do its job. These are good for supplementary heating, but if you're using it as your main heat source, then forget these things and get a heat pump. There are portable units on amazon for around $400. It's a bigger up front investment, but its much more energy efficient than cermaic/oil heaters. Heat pumps are like magic. It uses 1000W of electricity but adds 3000W of heat to your house.
Bottom line is a fan-based heater is much better. ... These are good for supplementary heating, but if you're using it as your main heat source, then forget these things and get a heat pump. ...
I'd never consider using a space heater as a main heat source, just not something I need to do. Just used to have a bedroom that was always colder than the rest of the house, and at times we didn't need to heat most of the house to a comfortable temp, so space heaters made sense. Didn't really need to use one at all last winter after moving to a newer house that had an HVAC engineer as the previous owner, LOL.
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1500 watts is the max you can draw from a 120v 15amp circuit in your home. if you want more heat you have to move up to a 240v circuit. i dont think they sell any heaters for a 120v 20amp circuit.
1500 watts of heat is 1500 watts of heat, doesnt matter how fancy they try to make the heater sound, its the same amount of heat.
freesure to lose.I'll be looking for a $15-20 one now. Thanks!
1500 watts is the max you can draw from a 120v 15amp circuit in your home. If you want more heat you have to move up to a 240v circuit. I dont think they sell any heaters for a 120v 20amp circuit.
1500 watts of heat is 1500 watts of heat, doesnt matter how fancy they try to make the heater sound, its the same amount of heat.
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