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Question: Does this just plug in to a 120 v outlet?
Document: This heater heats well without blowing hot air, cord and plug stays cool. the only downside is its size. Takes up a lot of floor space.
Bought this for the wheelhouse of the boat I work on. Its a 12'X8' space. Set temp for 78 it ran continuously for the trip(120 hours) and kept the space at a comfy 72 degrees. Works well for our situation.
This heater is nearly silent, great for where we watch tv. It heats up the room quickly. For the first few times we used it, it smelled like nasty burning plastic. But, the smell went away after about 5 uses. It has a 3prong plug. I really like the timer feature so I don't need to worry about turning it off when done, set it and forget it.
This is a good heater! Its silent and works great in the master bed. The only problem i had with it was that i did need to make sure i didn't have anything else plugged into the same wall plug as the heater as it tripped my breaker. Other than that it is good! Also this heater isn't an energy star either so it will leave a pretty dollar amount on your light bill if you use it often. Better if used in smaller bedrooms to lower the cost of using this.
For years (like, 5?) I've been using theHoneywell Baseboard Heater, HZ-519. It's served me well, but after the power plug gets hot and the caution light comes on in about 5 minutes, I decided it was finally time to part ways with the old girl.I live in a ~750 square foot two bedroom apartment with a gas furnace. Because my gas company likes to charge me for service during the months I don't use the furnace I shut off my service during the first summer with them.
I bought two of these to put in an unheated basement. They work as well as any 120 volt compatible room heater is going to work, and the design is perfect - but one of the two broke after less than two weeks of use. Just stopped working entirely. The other is still going, for the moment. Don't waste your money on one of these, find a better option.
So far we have been using this heater in a very large room (250 square ft) that is very open to the kitchen and hallway, meaning the heat does escape to other parts of the apartment. We have been living with the apartment at around 66 degrees, which has been borderline chilly. This week we are going to minus 50 outside, and decided we needed an additional heater. The Lasko Heater has done a pretty decent job, bring the overall temperature to about 76.Pros:Silent (no fans)Does work inside it's advertised range (150 to 300)The plug does not get overheatedLow profileAutomatic shutoffCons:No fan (while this makes it quiet, it requires another fan in the room to circulate the heat)Actual temperature coming out of the heater is 98 degrees plus, so don't touch it!Hopefully you can find a use for this product!
It puts out lots of heat, quietly, pretty much silently.Certainly blows my old space heater out of the water.but.it's large (I'm sure you all are reading the dimensions and measuring your rooms where I neglected to do so), but still..it's LARGEI can't see where you could inconspicuously put this in any room without burning your house down.It doesn't have a remote control. I don't understand this as 3 dollar LED light bulbs come with 25+ function remote controls, but again this isn't necessarily a fault (and it's not claimed or anything).. but I see it as a glaring omission.I said &#34;fine, I'll just use a remote control outlet switch&#34;.. but that absolutely cuts the powers so your settings are gone when you power it back on.
worthless! A waste of $, and space. l left the heater on for more then 24 hrs and I couldn't feel nothing...waste
works as expected. fits where i wanted it to. rec'd in good order & quickly. would get one w/ fan next time.
Answer: It's a 120 V, 3 prong plug.