🔥 700W Air Choice Oil Filled Radiator Heater with Thermostat | Fast Heat-up for 120 Sq Ft | Indoor Quiet Heater with Auto Power-off | Durable Radiator Heater Review

I have bought other radiators but most of them are either noisy or use too much electricity. I saw this oil heater at Revain a few weeks ago and decided to give it another try. I was upset when I saw its small size, but to my surprise, it works efficiently and emits heat quickly. More importantly, it saves a lot of energy!

Low power consumption and safety features are perfect for a child's room, they provide the perfect amount of heat for the room! Update: the weather has gotten colder and the block is holding up well. It takes some time to warm up and although the device seems small it is ideal for the area we want to heat at night, so next to the bed, the radiant heat is nice because it's quiet and doesn't interfere with the air.

Received this oil heater today. I have never seen such a small oil heater. I connected for an hour. It generates almost no heat. Not sure if this is for a closet or a tent. It won't heat the room any more than a pantry or bathroom. Looks much larger in the photos than it really is. That's very little. Don't waste your time if you don't have a small space to warm up like a pantry. return of this item. Very deceptive.

Bought 2 of these for use in a small yacht. The 10-by-9-foot cab could barely maintain a temperature of 65 degrees with constant work in an outside temperature of around 50 and circulation fans running. I need them for use in the winter months to keep the boat around 50 degrees. 700 watts are not enough. There is no automatic shutdown if the device tips over. They are hot to the touch, but you have to hold them to burn yourself. May not be suitable for use around young children. And certainly…

If you can do with a little less heat then this is great. If you have old wiring or other needs on the same circuit, this is a perfect choice. Why cycle a 1500w heater on and off to heat an area you can handle gently? With a lower maximum current draw, there is a greater safety margin. The cord and plug stay cool and the heating element still turns on and off, saving energy while silently keeping the oil as hot as needed. This one fills a niche, well made, compact and a rare find! Even with the

Lately I've been working from home in a cold basement. I needed something to keep my hands warm, but all the electric heaters were 1500 watts, too much to share a circuit with my computer. If I were to buy one I would have to remember that it was only meant to run out so I bought this little oil filled radiator instead. It's cute - a miniature radiator. First I put it under the table and never felt warm unless I put my hands under the table directly above. Ever since then, I knew I should put…