De'Longhi Dragon 4 TRD40820T Oil Filled Radiator- White

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It’s equally imperative that your heater can turn off automatically when you don’t need it, and a timer is particularly useful for ensuring your radiator does not consume an excessive amount of energy. How to Get the Most Out of Your Oil Heater VonHaus has included a 2-year warranty with this heater, and at 1,500 Watts, this model can heat rooms up to 25 square metres, which is quite solid for a heater of this type and price range. It’s also lightweight but sturdy, with a plug that never gets hot. While the radiators in a central heating system contain water heated by your boiler, electric radiators combine an electric element with a fluid that stores and spreads the heat. This is usually oil. However, some of the leading manufacturers now make oil-free radiators, which combine the electric element with other structures that hold and distribute warmth and aid convection.

The Dragon 4 did what no fan heater seemed to be capable of, and that was to properly heat my entire office, even when it was approaching 0ºF outside. As the heat isn't directional, it takes a while to feel the benefit, but you can feel the heat coming out of the top of the radiator if you hold your hands over it.

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Customer reactions to this heater are overwhelmingly positive — an impressive 77% of customers gave the PureMate 2500W a 5-star rating.

For your safety, the heater’s features include a secure tip-over switch, overheat protection, and automatic thermal cut-off. Now, the heating capacity afforded by a 3,000W heater is self-evident. But what makes this model particularly appealing is the blistering speed with which it can heat up a relatively large space, like a lounge. The more safety features a radiator has, the better. Auto shut-off in case of extreme temperatures is one of the important functions to look out for. Freestanding heaters are particularly susceptible to falling over, and thus a tip-over switch is of particular importance with these kinds of heaters. Tip-over switches only make sense if you decide not to mount your radiator on the wall, so keep this in mind when choosing your model. Heating controls are made to improve your user overall experience. You owe it to yourself to make the most of your investment by learning the controls. Here are a few of the most common: Once you’ve bought your radiator, ensure that you follow all instructions carefully, as improper use may lead to a fire hazard. And although all oil-filled heaters on this list come with overheat protection, I’ll still urge you to remain vigilant when the appliance is switched on.What’s more, the 4 castor wheels and carry handle offer excellent portability and stability. And, thanks to an adjustable thermostat, you can easily dial in the desired temperature. Remote control— As with a TV set, a radiator’s remote control allows you to switch the heater into a setting of your preference. Note that despite its IP-20 rating, this radiator is not waterproof, and therefore not suitable for bathrooms or the outdoors. The DeLonghi Dragon 4 2kW Oil Filled Heater With Timer provides perfect, long-lasting warmth for your home and with its adjustable knobs you can easily set the desired room heat, providing you with total control over the temperature and power settings. This oil filled heater maintains its temperature giving you long-lasting heat. Even after the unit is switched off, the oil inside will continue to release heat for a while after. As an added bonus the DeLonghi Dragon is ready to use with no assembly required. It is extremely easy to move from one room to another thanks to the innovative pre-assembled folding casters. For peace of mind, this product comes with a 10 year manufacturers guarantee. Consider the DeLonghi Dragon 4 2kW Oil Filled Heater With Timer for your home today. Key Features The advantage of the oil-filled models is that it’s a tried and tested technology that’s proven to build up and maintain a consistent temperature – and one that’s relatively cheap to run. However, oil-free radiators are often faster to warm up and lighter and easier to carry around while still being very cost-effective. What’s more, you don’t need to worry about oil leaking from the radiator, which is still occasionally a problem with cheaper and less reliable options. What else should you watch out for?