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Constant Chatter Shopping Center - DeLonghi TRH0715 Oil Filled Radiator Heater
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List Price: $49.99
Our Price: $49.99
Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 2 days
Manufacturer: DeLonghi America, Inc
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Binding: Kitchen
Brand: DeLonghi
EAN: 0044387407151
Feature: DeLonghi TRH0715 Oil Filled Radiator Heater
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: DeLonghi America, Inc
Manufacturer: DeLonghi America, Inc
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 5000
Model: TRH0715
Publisher: DeLonghi America, Inc
Studio: DeLonghi America, Inc
Warranty: 1
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Features
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DeLonghi TRH0715 Oil Filled Radiator Heater
DELONGHI
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Editorial Reviews:
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Specially engineered thermal slots maximize heat flow yet maintain a low surface temperature. Convenient pre-mounted wheels ensure safety and stability. With patented smart-snap wheels design, they snap place perfectly with no assembly required. Three heat settings let you adjust output levels, optimizing energy-efficient operation. 7 oil-filled fin heating elements for larger heating capacity. Unit is permanently sealed with pur diathermic oil for stable and efficient heating. Safety features include thermal cut-off, rust-resistant durable metal construction, fully enclosed heating elements and gently rounded design.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great product. Everything you need from a heater.
Comment: I have tried it in my bedroom and it is a very good heater as it does what it's supposed to. Very quiet I forget it's even there (compared to my older heater). I have kids in the house and what I was worried about was that they would get burnt by it. The heater is hot (also depends on your heat settings) but it is the type of heat that you have to leave your hand there for a couple seconds before you feel a burn. Highly recommended to anyone looking to replace or buy a new heater.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Arrived used but in working condition
Comment: When the product was delivered it was clear that it has been used before. But since it does work as described we decided to keep it. It'd be nice though if Amazon would note somewhere in the product description that its condition is not brand new.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great when used properly
Comment: I've had an older but similar model 6507L for 7 years now - still works perfectly without incident. For rapid warm-up, I set the thermostat for higher heat and use a DeLonghi DAP110F electrostatic air cleaner to gently blow air through the fins. The combo is quiet and effective. Any low-velocity fan should work for rapid warm-up, but the air cleaner is nice in my confined room. Also nice is that the fan can be turned off and the thermostat turned down for near-silent operation once the room is up to temperature. A little experimentation will pay dividends for years to come.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Takes a long time to heat a room
Comment: I put this heater in a small bedroom. It is very slow to heat the room...slow as in hours. You have to turn it on wayyy before (3 or 4 hours) before you go to bed. And be sure to close the door to the room. If your house is drafty this heater probably won't satisfy you. It might might be ok for a bathroom. Don't expect it to heat a family room though.
I'm debating on returning it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: best oil-filled heater
Comment: This is a steady-performing, stably thermostat-controlled (I mostly use setting #3) and economical heater. I prefer this model to DeLonghi "Dragon" because it's more efficient if you use it on the first floor and have stairs to the 2nd. The "Dragon" thing is pumping hot air very actively upstairs while this model have very reasonable lateral heat distribution. It's not for warming you up while you sit nearby, but for warming the entire room when you have the unit steadily on.
Other obvious advantages -- no noise, only gentle clicking sounds when thermostate turns heating elements on/off and no initial burning smells reported by others (maybe just my luck). Pretty elegant looking thing. Perfect for a large closed bedroom, though I use it also in a living room permanently open to the stairs.
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