Oil Heater, 700W Air Choice Oil Filled Radiator Heater with Thermostat, Indoor Quiet Heater Heat Up 120 Square Feet quickly, Automatic Power-off and Durable Radiator Heater

It takes a while to heat up but once it does, it does a great job as a supplemental heater for a TT. It’s small so it doesn’t take up much room. The design is very safe. The 700 watts is 5.8 amps so it doesn’t pull a lot of power. I place it in the hall so it heats the bedroom well & helps with the living area. We are very pleased with it.

Silent, small and not too hot

This is the third little heater I bought, the first was a DeLonghi electric oil filled radiator and the second was a Taotronics electric oil filled radiator, both here on Amazon. Both were silent while running which is what I really wanted but neither one could heat my little 80 ft sq room more than two degrees above ambient and both failed to maintain that two degrees over an 8-10 hr period, so back they went.I didn't want one with a fan due to the noise they make but after looking at all the other electric oil filled radiator type heaters, I decided to give one with a fan a try. If you are going to plug a heater into a normal 15amp 120vac wall receptacle then 1,500 watts is the max you can have and since the two electric oil filled radiator heaters I bought were 1,500 watt when on their max setting, there was no reason to keep trying that type of heater. I guess I would just have to opt for one with a fan.I wanted a dead simple heater that I could control with the wall switch or a WiFi switch so that meant it couldn't contain an electronic circuit because those will not turn back on with a wall switch or WiFi switch. This little space heater from Air Choice, model PTC-1500F is also 1,500 watts max but since it has a fan, it helps distribute the hot air very quickly, like within a couple seconds after turning it on. Yes its directional due to the fan but left on long enough, it warms the entire room. Its very small, very light weight and only has two control knobs, dead simple and just want I wanted as I control it with my wall switch so once I have the knobs set where I want them, I never have to touch the heater again. I walk in the room, flip the switch and get heat. I can leave it on when not in the room or just flip the switch as I leave the room and it turns off.Con: the noisy fan. Well I knew it had a fan and I knew it was going to make noise and I certainly don't like it because I can't hear what's going on in the other rooms of my house. I measured the sound level at my ears as I sit at my desk which is about four feet from the heater and it averages out at 55db, see the attached pic. While this is not considered a loud noise, bear in mind that its constant. You cannot control the fan speed so it is always producing 55db at around 200-220 Hz and it pretty much drowns out all other sounds in the house. I wish I could control the fan speed but whether you run this heater on its low or high setting, the fan runs at a constant speed.All in all, for $40 bucks, which is half the price of the electric oil filled radiator heaters, this little heater is a good buy and does the job much better than those dead quiet electric oil filled radiator heaters provided you have to run a heater on 120v at 15a.

I recieved this product and ( oil heater) and upon arrival box looked used was poorly taped closed, actually half open, on the box itself i could tell were the former address labels were cut off of box, box dirty and in bad shape. I opened box and removed product it was not wrapped in any plastic or any protective material although it did look ok upon removal. After removal searched in box and no paperwork, no instructions, no warranty info, just product and legs thats it. After installing legs decided to try unit to see if works, plugged in have lights started to warm up, we purchased this to help out our small bathroom note that its like 68 to 63 degrees outside not that cold but wont warm our 6' by 8' bath terrible unit hardly any warmth at all, our vent with heat combo warms the room 10 to 15 degrees but noisey and cant run allday this unit maybe, maybe 2 degrees. Trying to get tech support see if bad unit but of course weekend and not much help to be found. Dont recommend this product at all, beware.

Do you remember a time back in the 80's when every electronic device had a very loud beep when you pushed any button? Do you remember how nobody cared back then because we were just happy to have any fancy electronic gadget at all? Skip to today where we have had our electronic gadgets for decades now so we snobbishly can analyze what we like and don't like about them. Well..... This heater works great. It heats well, has good options, is quiet while running, really nothing to complain about. Except..... Well, for some reason, some genius thought that pushing any button on the unit or remote should elicit a very loud confirmational BEEP to let you know that your said button push was received by the unit. And it's loud. Like, if my kids were sleeping (and they will be) in the same room as the heater, the loud BEEP would probably elicit a said response from sleeping kids as well. It's so..... unnecessary. We don't need the beeps. Nevermind, we live in 2022 now so surely there's a button/setting to turn on/off the very loud BEEPs. I mean, my microwave has loud beeps but they are completely muteable and I can like a stealth ninja make a cup of hot chocolate and NOBODY IS THE WISER because I have SILENCED ALL BEEPS. Ninja level. But there isn't...and the manual isn't giving up any secrets either. Here's the thing, our other space heater is similar to this one but doesn't have this BEEPing.....because it doesn't NEED BEEPING, (UGH!) And you would never even think about this before you bought one of these units. It's not annoying at first. But give it time, like your husband snoring next to you in bed year after year and soon you start to not only resent them, but to LOATHE the beeps. Is it enough for us to return it? To be continued....

It's perfect for a small bedroom or office ..No open flame or heating element so risk of fire is very low ..My son uses it in his bedroom and it keeps his room warm ...

Works well as advertised.

Need a heater for under your desk? This is it. I love the even heat, no hot and cold, on and off. I've also used it in my small bedroom on a very cold night when the furnace died, and this warmed the whole room. It's earned its keep in my house.