No More Freezing - Oil Filled Radiator Review

Links to the Oil Filled Radiator HERE:
UK Amazon amzn.to/3Qkwa80
US Amazon amzn.to/3jSSvgW
Simple Controls allow you to easily adjust power level and temperature.
Up to 20% more efficient* deploy the ComfortTemp feature to automatically maintain the optimal temperature and power levels. *versus using the same unit thermostat at max setting without ComfortTemp
Exclusive thermal slot design maximizes heat flow into the room while maintaining a low surface temperature
Better Heating- delivers gentle heat minimizing dry air, creating a better breathing environment that is more allergy friendly with no fan to stir up dust, pollen and dander.
Integrated handle and control panel allow you to easily operate and relocate your heater during and after use.
Power Source Type: Corded-Electric
No Installation Required: A comfort hold handle paired with exclusive smart snap wheels, built-in for convenience, provide out-of-the-box easy movement from room to room as needed.
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[@garethreviewsstuff5119]

Amazon Best Selling Oil Filled Radiator HERE:
UK Amazon amzn.to/3Qkwa80
US Amazon amzn.to/3jSSvgW

[@Maxwell-customise]

Good review

[@srinivs2175]

Do we need to fill oil in any intervals ?

[@DP-hy4vh]

Oil heaters are sealed and closed systems.

[@Cookingconnection7422]

Already oil in that heater

[@JCzCmngALZ]

WHAT DOES THE POWER LEVELS DO???

[@aphyd23]

One dial sets the thermostat temperature. The other selects between 600, 900 & 1500 Watts and OFF. Basically, start with the highest settings for both. When the room reaches the desired temperature, slowly lower the thermostat until it turns off. You should hear a "click". That's how to set the temperature. Now, decrease the power from 1500 to 900. If it can't maintain temperature after several hours, then increase it back to 1500. If it can, then decrease it to 600. If it can't maintain temperature after several hours, then increase it back to 900. If it can, then leave it. That way it doesn't cycle on and off more than necessary. Cycling too much isn't good for the components. It's better to maintain a nice, even temperature on the lowest power necessary.

[@Z-sg6hd]

Can I sleep with it on

[@charlessanders1342]

I am ony 14th winter using these and yes you can sleep with them on. I go to work with them on I have them in center of room there are NO glowing red hot elements just oil heated fins that puts out radiant heat.

[@Z-sg6hd]

@@charlessanders1342 thank youu I’ve been loving mine so far

[@JY55HAH]

How to refill?

[@HuntzerH_123]

You don’t need to refill it

[@waqmanime]

How much electricity does it use

[@stephenwebster1368]

It tells you on the label yu thick twat

[@billybob8620]

Is it heavy on electricity

[@aphyd23]

The maximum setting is 1500 Watts. If it's running non-stop on the highest setting then it will use (1500watts x 24 hrs) or 36 kilowatt-hours per day. The national average electricity rate is 23 cents per kilowatt-hour. So this would be $8.28 per day or ~$250 per month. Of course, this is the maximum. It probably won't be running non-stop on the highest power setting. It depends on how cold it is outside, how warm you want it inside and the size of the room. Regardless, oil-filled heaters are generally the most efficient electric heaters. Other options such as natural gas and heat pumps have higher upfront costs. But they pay for themselves over time because they cost less to run.

[@wallychambe1587]

Unavailable!🤬

[@barry0013]

I see you work for Von Haus,, Not as good as they used to be,, Quality not as good now, They used to be made in Germany 1st class,, now made in China..