De'Longhi Oil filled Radiator Heater, 1500W Electric Space Heater for indoor use, portable room heater, Energy Saving, full room like office and bedroom with safety features, EW7707CM

11/5/17I want to leave an update. This week one of my cats became very ill and the weather here during nights has been cold. I had to separate my cat in a smaller room where he could be comfortable, rest and heal while I kept an eye on him. This little heater kept that small room comfortably warm for him on the min setting/ #2 all night and day.To some this may seem like not a big deal but for me it was very important to keep my cat warm and comfortable while his little body healed from the sickness he had. This little heater is still in that small room, because like I've mentioned before it i

This is my 2nd Delonghi. Several months back I purchased the larger model 715T with the 24hr thermo setting. So far, very happy with performance of both.I recently moved back to AZ. The winters are certainly not like back east or mid-west, but it is a area of higher elevation with winter nights in the 20-30s. The home is under 1000 sqf and I did not want to heat with propane at the current high price, (neighbor has filled their propane almost monthly) at about $475 per tank. My last 3 months for total heat, lighting and cooking has been $70, $105 and current bill for Feb at $77.I use the large

First I must start with the fact that I have only had this heater for a few days but because it is so good I ordered another and feel compelled to write this review. I have owned a few different style heaters and this by far is the best so much so that I have tested this one and another hair dryer style and the difference is incredible while I had this one on low I could feel the heat up to four feet away and the other I literally had to be a foot away and it was set at max 1435 watts while this one on low was using 614 watt verified with a watt meter. It has the ability to maintain 68 degrees

As temperatures dropped toward freezing in southern Florida this year, we purchased two of these heaters. I opted for these oil filled heaters over the well-rated ceramic heaters due to concerns over drying the air out too much (some of the ceramic reviewers noted this as a drawback). In the end, while perhaps less than ceramic, the wife and kids seem to feel these dry out the air too. Not a lot, but noticeable.Both heaters arrived quickly and undamaged, but we quickly determined that one of the heaters had a rhythmic clicking about every hour or so. After having the clicking dance wake me up

I have had this for 2yrs, just pulled it out to start winter#3. Here are my observations, etc.Pros:.Excellent job heating 12’x17’ room where more than 1/2 floor insulation was missing & questionable amt insulation in the 2 exterior walls this room had..It’s QUIET, or I should say lowercase quiet.It draws only 700 watts on the “Min” setting*.It has auto cycle to keep room at temp/cycles on/off as needed—once you figure out how to make it do so*.Can move it around easily, lightweight-*.RED Indicator lights show if it’s on—a good safety thing and no obnoxious ‘blue’ light that too many electronic

I was looking for a quiet, efficient heater to use in my sons bedroom at night. His bedroom is on the end of the house and usually 3 or 4 degrees cooler than the rest of the house. This heater did the trick.After reading numerous reviews I had mixed feelings on this. I basically bought it because the price was low enough that if it didn't work, I wasn't out a ton of cash. I'll just say I'm very pleased so far!Pros:Size - When I initially think radiator, I picture the giant iron ones from the old days. This is nice and compact and fits in nicely in the corner of the roomNoise - other than a lit

I've had this heater for 2 winters now and it is the best space heater out there for a few reasons. First, it is *silent*. The clicks people mention are nearly imperceptible, on the rare occasions they are actually produced. I never notice them. If you put it on high, you might hear one when it's heating up. On low, probably not. I generally use this in the living room in front of the tv, so it's not like I need complete silence. But my old Lasko 751320 Ceramic Tower Heater with Remote Control required turning the tv up at least 10 clicks, the Delonghi doesn't require any modification to the t

BE AWARE -- IF YOU PLAN TO USE AS A LAST-RESORT HEATING SOURCE TO PROTECT YOUR PIPES!!I wanted to buy a bunch of heaters to place around my home in key areas in winter, in case the main heating were to go out -- these would kick-in (in "Anti-Freeze" mode) at 44 degrees, and hopefully keep the house safely above freezing (at least). So (foolish me) I bought 9 of these, instead of getting one first and testing it...Anyway, the first one I tested in AntiFreeze mode would not come on at all in a 32 degree room -- just sat there stone (ice) cold. So while I assumed the unit was defective, I called