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Effectively heat any room in the home with this portable, oil-filled radiator. The economical unit features ComforTemp technology, which helps save up to 27-percent on energy bills by automatically maintaining the optimal room temperature--at the touch of a button. Three heat settings and an adjustable thermostat allow for adjusting output levels, further optimizing energy-efficient operation. In addition, the radiator provides specially designed thermal slots that maximize heat flow, yet maintain a low surface temperature, making the unit safe to use in homes with kids and pets. Other highlights include seven oil-filled fin heating elements filled with pure diathermic oil and permanently sealed (never needs refilling), noiseless operation, thermal cut-off for peace of mind, durable rust-resistant metal construction, wrap-around cord storage, and patented smart-snap wheels that snap into place perfectly, require no assembly, and ensure safety and stability. Ideal for an office, bedroom, or TV room, the radiator measures 13-4/5 by 9 by 25-1/5 inches.
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Effectively and efficiently heat any room of the house with the De'Longhi ComforTemp portable oil-filled radiator. Worried about your electric bill? This heater actually saves you money by automatically maintaining the optimal room temperature. Simply press the ComforTemp button for the ultimate in energy savings. The heater even produces the maximum amount of radiant heat while ensuring a low surface temperature, making the radiator a nice choice for homes with pets or kids. The user-friendly control panel offers an adjustable thermostat and three heat settings to customize your heating needs. The anti-freeze setting allows the unit to automatically turn itself on when the temperature drops below 44 degrees F. Safety highlights include rust-resistant durable metal construction, a gently rounded design, and a thermal cut-off function that automatically turns the heater off if it starts to overheat. With its sleek look and silent operation, the De'Longhi oil-filled radiator is the perfect solution to all your heating needs.
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66 of 67 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great heater (safe and efficient)...,
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This review is from: DeLonghi EW7707CB Oil-Filled Portable Radiator with ComforTemp Technology, Black (Kitchen)
This is my first oil heater, I have used spot heaters in the past. This oil heater is great because once it warms up (just a few minutes), it puts out a nice amout of radiant heat on high setting. You can feel the heat from the top of the unit when you put your hand over the top.
I feel safe leaving it on at night unlike the spot heaters. I didn't notice the strong odor on like others have posted. Pros: -Well built -Seems safe to leave on at night -Black color looks nice -Has Low, Med, High and a maintain comfort setting Cons: -Thermostat goes from 1 to 6 instead of actual temperature. -Wheels don't roll well on carpet -Handle is only on one side, so have to wait until total cool to carry it upstairs. -Wasn't the best packaging to ship with
115 of 125 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Works well but design flaws,
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This review is from: DeLonghi EW7707CB Oil-Filled Portable Radiator with ComforTemp Technology, Black (Kitchen)
I purchased the DeLonghi heater instead of another brand because I have for many years associated that name with the oil radiator type of heater. The one I purchased, the EW7707CB works well but has a couple of what I would call "design flaws" that would prevent me from purchasing another one. One of the flaws is that if you press the energy-saver button while the heater is hot, it is natural to use your free hand to hold the back end of the heater as you press the button on the front end. Well, the back end of the heater is hot at some points during use. The other feature that I have found not so helpful, is that when you turn the dial from * to 1 to 2, etc., to set the heat level, it is not easy to see the number. I have to put on glasses and use a flashlight in order to see what number I am turning to. This is not a big deal, but it is enough to keep me from ordering another one. I wanted a second heater, so I just bought another brand at my local hardware store. Other than the above feedback, the heater does seem to work well. It has two settings - one for 700 watts and one for 800 watts, or you can combine them and run it at 1500 watts. I have been using the 700 watt setting in an insulated garage with a concrete floor, and I set the dial around 1 or 2 for the heat setting. With nighttime temperatures outside of around 15 or 20 degrees, it keeps the garage at 48 degrees and uses around 2 to 3 KW of energy per 24 hours.
49 of 54 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
so far so good,
This review is from: DeLonghi EW7707CB Oil-Filled Portable Radiator with ComforTemp Technology, Black (Kitchen)
Heater is being used as a supplementary heater in a finished/insulated basement about 1000 sq/ft. Have only had the heater for a week and a half and the "comfort temp" is at least 70*. I have a thermometer on order to place in the basement to see how warm it is, but it keeps the entire finished area in my basement warm. Winter has not come yet, so we will see once it gets cold out, like highs in the single digits and sub zero temps. I'm in WI, so its only gotten down to 30* or so at night and close to 50* during the days. Have not had to turn on furnace yet, temps have gone down outside and with heater in the basement the upstairs has not dropped below 68* yet (1800 sq/ft).
Heater is silent, stink from being new took about 3 days of consistent running to wear off. Even if I have to run this unit on high it will be worth it. with the kwh charges for electricity by me if I run it on high, 1500w, and using the peak kwh rate it will cost me $63 to run it 24 hrs a day for 5 months. Plus, all the heat will just go upstairs, none wasted. I opted for the radiant style heater for constant output without a fan to dry or force the air and the silent operation. I don't think there is anyway this would heat 1000 sq ft by itself in WI temps, but we will see. I also have furnace piped into basement as well, but haven't used it yet. Keep in mind the finished area in the basement is fully insulated and the house was built in 2006 and it cost me less money to heat this house as compared to my old 1000 sq/ft house that was re-insulated and built in the 1940's.
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