AINFOX has
AINFOX 1500W 7-Fan Electric Oil Filled Radiator Space Heater w/ Remote Control on sale for
$25 when you apply discount code
BFSA1E at checkout.
Shipping is free.
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Specs:
- Voltage range: 120V/60HZ 12.5A
- Product size: 9.9" x 13.9" x 26"
- Net weight: 15 LBS
- Power setting: 600W / 900W / 1500W
- Tip-over switch: Yes
- Overheating protection
- Thermal cut-off
- Wheel movement: yes
- Heating method: oil filled
- Material: Metal
- Power cord length: 70.86 inches
- 1-Year Warranty
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1. brings a cold (i.e. previously unheated) room up to temperature much faster
2. less latency in automatic thermostat on/off temperature adjustments, more evenness, since the fan permits faster temperature rebounds in the room
3. with some wind, whole room stays more evenly heated, no cold/hot spots
4. face it, room just plain feels less tomb-like with a little air movement
5. new heat is quickly washed sideways off the blades, out of the immediate area, preventing a hot "bubble" of air from developing around the heater, preventing unnecessary off-cycling downtime, allowing the heater to heat the room "more aggressively"
6. (VERY important→) instead of heat streaming directly upward to the ceiling, pooling up there like an upside-down glass of water, the constant crosswind sideswipes all the new heat, sending it scattering out laterally, across the floor, better warming the lower areas/items in the room (the areas which humans occupy!)
The result is, now the "bottom" of the room is warm too, not just the very top/ceiling. Your feet, the cat, the furniture, etc.
Create 2 systems placed far away from each other, and heat a big room.
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1. brings a cold (i.e. previously unheated) room up to temperature much faster
2. less latency in automatic thermostat on/off temperature adjustments, more evenness, since the fan permits faster temperature rebounds in the room
3. with some wind, whole room stays more evenly heated, no cold/hot spots
4. face it, room just plain feels less tomb-like with a little air movement
5. new heat is quickly washed sideways off the blades, out of the immediate area, preventing a hot "bubble" of air from developing around the heater, preventing unnecessary off-cycling downtime, allowing the heater to heat the room "more aggressively"
6. (VERY important→) instead of heat streaming directly upward to the ceiling, pooling up there like an upside-down glass of water, the constant crosswind sideswipes all the new heat, sending it scattering out laterally, across the floor, better warming the lower areas/items in the room (the areas which humans occupy!)
The result is, now the "bottom" of the room is warm too, not just the very top/ceiling. Your feet, the cat, the furniture, etc.
Create 2 systems placed far away from each other, and heat a big room.
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They certainly aren't more energy efficient. They are still resistive heating which is the least efficient heat there is.
They certainly aren't more energy efficient. They are still resistive heating which is the least efficient heat there is.
My only con about oil filled is that they do take longer to warm up an area vs. a radiant heater or other type. If you looking for something to warm up the bathroom for a quick shower, it is probably not a oil filled.
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