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Question: Can it be set so that it turns on by a power switch? I'd like to use it with an outlet timer so it turns on at a specified time.
Document: This is just about a perfect match of size and output for most people and it packs a wallop and get the heat going in a short amount of time. Offers a quiet operation and swings around to heat evenly, two levels of heat. I have not had to use the high setting as the low one heats my bedroom just fine. Tip-over switch gives confidence and its cools off rapidly with the fan function. Recommended for space heating.
I found this heater in a Big lots , and plugged it in before i bought it to see how warm it would get , i was amazed , and only turned on the low heat , i use it in my big 5th wheel camper , it heats up the whole camper in no time , more like cooks me out at times , have told many friends and they all have bought one and feel the same way i do , good job
Wanted a heater that had a safety switch to turn it off if it is tipped since I have young children. I ordered this one and it works great. I hope it lasts a long time.
Label says 1500W max output. They do not, at 120V, they put out 1200W on the high setting. We have two. The knob broke off both within a few turns, so now we use a pliers to change the settings.
Set it on high, after about 30 minutes you feel a noticeable difference; walk away for an hour or two and the area will be very warm. Get the area you want to the right temp and set it on low and this unit will do a good job of maintaining the heat. After about 6 hours of use I was still able to touch the front grill of the unit and it was hot but not enough to burn me.
If it is not solidly hitting a hard surface it behaves as if it flopped over and turns itself off. Honest great value I will use this Winter and in Summer to cool as well. Afterall I live in &#34;heat  city&#34; Las Vegas.
Heat and plastic don't work on this product. First the fan switch knob cracked, could still use it but I was over careful. Thinking it was a piece of ??? A week later the fan barring went out squeal and no air flow. Was a good thing as this would not have worked off the money it cost even with luck involved. Returned 1 month 2 days later, money back. Thanks to Amazon
Was shipped and received on time- that was great- but when we used it , the fan was very loud and it got hot on the bottom where the controls were- the knob that turned it off and on got very warm and broke so we had to use pliers to turn it off and on - oh,well live and learn- its okay if you don't have to heat a large area- would be okay for a bedroom but don't leave it on very long on high
I use this heater in my 2-car garage. It doesn't oscillate; never did. But it does blow hot air, which is what matters to me. On cold days (30 degrees outside or colder; 40-ish in the garage) it takes 3 hours to warm things up to a comfy temperature (maybe 60-ish). Sure, that's a long time, but it's not an easy task.
I like to sleep with my window open when its cool at night but I hate having to run my heat at the same time so i dont freeze to death. Doing this makes my electric bill higher. I went ahead and took a chance on this product. Now I have to say it does a very good job of keeping me from freezing while i sleep with my window open, however it is very loud.
Answer: Oh yes, but I don't think you want to keep it on long or it will really get very hot in room. When I turn mine on at lowest setting for around 5-7 minutes the room-about 400 sq ft- is well warm enough to turn it off. Also the first setting-didn't know this-cools, then second and third heat. Will work for me quite well living in hot climate but with cold Winters. Very pleased with it. One thing also is it MUST be on flat surface, not carpet or it goes off. They call it a safety feature and it's on the bottom if not connected to hard surface constantly, goes off. So I set it bit higher on wooden stool and works fine. But oh does it heat fast