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Question: Will this heater start automatically after power outage or must one turn it back on?
Document: This is a cheap little heater that performs like a cheap little heater. I bought it to overcome one wall of windows in my 100 square foot Minnesota office during the winter.It does make enough supplemental heat for this size space. But the fan is too loud, adding enough white noise that I need to turn up the computer speakers to compensate. And after six weeks the fan is starting to make knocking sounds on start up that make me think it won't last much longer.I'll be looking for a different brand and/or price point when this one finally does break down.
Can't expect too much from this mini heater. I have high 10ft ceilings and this heater has trouble heating a 10x10 room. This little guy might be good if you need heat right away, but I don't see a big benefit in keeping it on for long periods of time if you have a more efficient source of heat.My DeLonghi oil filled radiator uses less power and puts out a lot more heat (albeit slow to start).
I've been using this one for a week.So far so good.-Auto-temp. adjustingIt automatically goes off when the room temperture reaches an approximate temperture I set. (Specific temperture is not marked on the machine but it's not a matter)-No dried throat so farI thought it would make my throat dried and painful, but it didnt even though I turn on this while sleeping. Maybe it automatically repeats turning off or on when my room gets hot or cold, and maybe I opened my window during day time for fresh air.-SmallYou can easily put this on anywhere you want.
I live full-time in my 29' motorhome and not only find propane expensive, but a little scary. This little heater is about the size of a toaster, but truly packs a punch. I think the thing I like about it the most is the fact that it regulates itself... when it gets to your desired temp, it shuts off and then kicks back on automatically when the temperature drops... if you leave it on, it will never let the room drop below 44 degrees and it will never overheat either.
Aside from being noisy, the thermostat on this little heater is non-functional. Turn the knob until the heater just cuts off and it will never turn on again! Turn the knob until it turns on and it will run continuously, forever. There must be about a 20 degree F window on this thermostat which makes it nothing more than a redundant on/off switch. While the unit puts out a lot of heat, I would not recommend it.
It's a cheap heater and shows it in almost every aspect of its design.It's not very noisy, but I wouldn't describe it as quiet either.It smells a little when first turned on. That's fading with use though.The dials are very cheap feeling and the entire case is cheap plastic.It has a thermostat knob, but I haven't attempted to use the thermostat. I just control it manually, either on or off.The on/off knob has gotten stuck in place once and I had to use a pair of pliers to free it up and get it working again.It's reasonably stable, but it really surprised that the heater doesn't automatically turn off when it falls over.
This heater puts out lots of heat and warms up an area quickly. Unfortunately, it sounds like a jet engine. I mean it's so loud you have to shout over it. If I take a phone call when it's on, I have to turn it off to hear the phone. It's too bulky to ship back cheaply so I'll probably just donate it to charity and order something else.
Works fine to heat up a small room. The thermostat is useless. After adjusting as instructed to the point where the unit first turns off, it will never turn back on, no matter how cool the room gets. You either have to turn up the heater manually or just be cold. Unit appears well built for the price and it does spit out the heat which is it most important job but just do not expect for the thermostat to work.
My workplace gets pretty cold, so I use this heater at my desk some days. It works amazingly well for being so small. The only thing I haven't really figured out is the setting where it's supposed to come back on after a while. I turn the dial back until I feel it click, but it never comes back on. It's not the end of the world. Perhaps I'm not understanding the instructions. It certainly gets the job done and for a great price!
Within 3 days, the power switch on the unit we received stopped functioning - it became stuck on the middle setting. The unit still heats just fine, but the only way to turn it on or off is by plugging and unplugging it, and we can't access the fan-only or highest setting anymore.
Answer: yes