PELONIS Oil Filled Radiator Heater for indoor use Large Room Safe with Thermostat, 1500W Energy Efficient Quiet Space Heater, 3 Heat Settings, Overheat & Tip-Over, Black

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Great purchase
Home furnace went out and had to wait for a new one to be installed.
Ordered this space heater and was so pleased with how well it worked. No noise. No fans. Steady even heat. Easy assembly, just the casters with a wing nut you hand tighten.
It’s the only heat source for my 750sq ft place. It’s about 8ft from the thermostat. The house went from 55 degrees to 63 degrees in less than 12 hours. My low outdoor temperature was 41 degrees.
Easy to lift the box, assemble, and move around.
My version did not come with a remote control.

Perfect extra warmth
This is the fourth Pelonis space heater I have purchased in the past 20 years, and it is the best one yet. Why? Because it is smaller, lighter, and prettier than all the others. Yet it gives off incredible warmth within just a few minutes of turning it on. One newer feature of this Pelonis is 4 wheels instead of 2, making it much easier to move around the house. The shiny black surface makes it look more like a little piece of furniture instead of a clumsy appliance. As for the other 3 Pelonis space heaters I have, they are all still working beautifully! That is why I trusted buying another one!

Heats my living room.
I use 2 of these in the main part of my home, and they keep my house at around 71*, when its 40* outside. My main living area is approx. 400 sq ft, but they never installed insulation under the living room, when they added onto the home. Anyway, they work great for me. I leave them on 24/7 at about 45% during the winter months, and they don't use much electricity. Just be careful not to run more than one heater on a 15 amp breaker, and definitely better to plug them into a circuit with a 20 amp breaker. Breakers show how many amp they are right on the switch. Figure out where you would like to put the heater, and the nearest wall outlet, and plug a lamp in. Flip your breakers one at a time until the lamp goes out, and then look to see what amp size that breaker switch is. Pretty simple, just be careful ( or get your neighbor to do it for you?). Good luck, & enjoy the warmth.

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