1) Does this product work with electric space heaters? 2) Can I adjust deadband? If yes, how small it can be?
1776319
1. Probably not since space heaters are usually 120V thermostats (unless it has a low voltage control). 2. Yes. 1 degree. However, setting it that low results in way too much cycling. As it actually is more like .1 degree. For example 75 set point. 76 Cooling turns on. 75.9 (even though you don't see the decimal) it turns off. The 2 degree default works well and acts more like a 1.1 degree. For example 74 set point. 76 cooling turns on. Turns off at 74.9. In effect giving you close to 1 degree. Note: I have had other thermostats that 1 degree worked more as expected, but this is doable.
1559019
since it's only a 400/800 watt heater, it's more of a spot heater. Since your room is 15x20, you should look into a more powerful heater that puts out 1500 watts in one of its settings. I actually don't use the oscillating feature because it's not that powerful and usually use the 800 setting for just a couple of hours. Overnight, I switch it to the 400 watt setting.I think those Living Pure infrared heaters would heat up your 15x20 room easily and those heaters radiate the heat everywhere whereas this heater is more of a directional, spot heater
886510
I would check on their website but I think this is as small as they come at 500 Watts. http://cadetheat.com/products/baseboard-heaters/baseboard
1791909
You need a dedicated 15 amp electrical circuit to use this. I have mine on a 20 amp circuit, so I can still run other things as well. Try a different circuit that has less on it, and it will work. The heaters in this machine draw a lot of electricity.
118035
I ordered two Mr Heaters for my 30 X 30 garage. They were professionally installed by the propane gas company .i have very high ceilings in the garage. I use the heaters to warm the space. The heaters will start and stop automatically. I am happy with the product. They did screech when they were first installed. The pressure had to be adjusted.
1048546
Yes, but you cannot plug both of these into the same circuit. Mostly meaning you cannot use them in the same room. To be quite honest, I wouldn't bother with these. They use a whole lot of power and are no better than ceramic space heaters. We sent ours back.
1021460
This is because many space heaters, including this one, can run up to 1500 Watts. This means that the space heater needs a dedicated circuit all to itself when in use because of this large draw. This means that if you plug this space heater into a wall and then plug in say a vacuum in the same plug or different socket on the same wall, you may very well trip the breaker. Remember, when a breaker is tripped it is a safety function ment to prevent damage to your electrical system. If you find that you are tripping your breakers consistently, you may want to get a schematic of the wiring in your house so you know what plugs are on the same circuit and what ones are separate circuits. This heater will most certainly trip a breaker if you use another device that creates enough draw on the same circuit. However, if you can figure a way to use it on it's own circuit, this heater is very very good. You can always run a medium duty extension cord from another room so that your heater is plugged in away from the room it resides in. Definitely have an electrician check your system and maybe update it a bit.
589451
No, it is a fairly low wattage device (250 watts; for comparison, a common home space heater can consumer 1000-1500 watts), so any decent grounded extension cord should be fine.
1339100
I would pick a different space heater. Mine burned out within a couple of months and both the manufacturer and the seller refused to replace it or do anything about it.
2019777
If you are using the remote you might want to check the timer setting. if that is not it I heater has a very good customer service department. here is the website. www.iheaterstore.com/
73244
I have been very happy with the performance with King heaters. I do not heat a space of this size. Call them and I'm sure they will guide you to the right model for your needs.
307928
Probably too small for a heater. Would believe that ambient temp will suffice for normal room temps.
2132132
less than quiet, it makes zero noise, because there are no moving parts. on a scale of 1 to 100 of satisfaction for this product i am at 100. also you must buy the correct knob to go from off to low to high to control the temperature and a skilled electrician must install it, it is not DIY project, electricity shouldn't be. as far as size... i'm not sure how to advise on that with out seeing your bathroom, get the dimensions from the package or website or call the manufacturer then use a measuring tape. as an idea you could take paper, tape together and cut out the dimensions once you have the dimensions and put it to your wall to size it up before you buy.
2115308
Sure, just be sure that you're not daisy-chaining the timer from another power strip or something similar. Also be sure the space heater has some kind of tipover switch so if something happens when it's unattended you don't burn down your home.
797021
Hi, please read the reviews carefully. Especially the bad ones. I don't know if you can use an extension cord with this, because I never got that far. This heater looks cool- like a vintage radiator, but unfortunately it DOES NOT HEAT anything. My office is teeny- 6'x8' maybe? and this heater didn't raise the temp even a little. Worse- it smells weird. Like mildew. Save your money!!!! BUY A DIFFERENT HEATER!
201150
It has to be tuned to a blank station. One that has nothing but static. My problem with it is it seems to overheat after a short time and quits working. I would not suggest purchasing it.
1688413
We bought it for our adjustable beds, two xl twins for our King bed. Yes it works just fine! I did however dislike the lack of heat around the place the electric plugs into the bottom. So I turned the pad around and had the plug in at the top of the bed so the heat goes all the way down to my toes now. There is a bump where the plug goes in, but it does not bother me under my pillow. Had them for quite some time and LOVE them. Both work just fine.