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(More customer reviews)I live in South Dakota, and for those of you who don't know- it can get VERY COLD here.Right now we're having a little "arctic blast" as the weather service calls it and our high temp today was -1 degrees Farenheit, with wind chills 30-40 below.We have a nice, but older 1960's home with old insulation and windows, plus hardwood floors which makes it harder to keep the rooms warm. This heater is a new model for Delonghi, so there weren't any reviews out there when I bought it so I took a chance on it, and I'm glad I did.It kicks out alot of heat, has a programmable thermostat, and has the option of oscillating which spreads the heat around quite well. As far as the loudness goes, yes it is a bit loud for some people, but certainly not even close to a hair dryer!! .But you do get used to it and its great for white noise if you need that to sleep at night.The only thing I dislike about it is that it beeps every time you change a setting, or move it, which is a little annoying. Overall I like this heater VERY much, it puts out alot more heat than our other Delonghi- the DCH1030 (smaller, non-oscillating, no remote, not programmable)- and even that one is a good heater. We use the DCH4590ER in the evenings after work in the living room while keeping the house thermostat at about 67 degrees. When its time for bed we move it to the bedroom and set the house thermostat set at 62 degrees to save on gas. In the bedroom we set the DCH4590ER's thermostat set at 67, sometimes 66 degrees, and we are very comfortable under our down comforter. We put our Delonghi oil filled heater in the living room at night for the cats. It keeps the chill off the room nicely and keeps the house heat from kicking on as often. The trick to using these heaters is to not expect them to warm up an ice cold room instantly.It won't happen.But if you just want to keep your house thermostat set lower to save on your heat bill, and use these as supplemental heat sources, they are great. I will update this when I get my next months bills and see if these electric heaters saved me any money.
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A great money-saving alternative to heating the entire home, this energy-efficient space heater features a ceramic heating element for quickly and safely warming a room. Its user-friendly digital control panel, along with the included full-function remote control, allows for easily selecting from a variety of settings. Choose from heating, anti-freeze, or ventilation mode with a simple press of the button. In heating mode, the unit offers an adjustable thermostat and three power levels: "min" for reduced noise and energy consumption, "max" for heating a room quickly, and "auto" where the appliance automatically determines the operating power based on the ambient conditions. The unit's base can be set to oscillate for evenly distributing heat, while its tip-over safety switch automatically turns the heater off if it falls over accidentally. In anti-freeze mode, the appliance keeps the room at a temperature of 45 degrees F to prevent freezing temperatures, and in ventilation mode, choose from "min" or "max" fan-only speeds for air circulation without the heat. The unit's 24-hour digital timer, which can be used in any operating mode, makes it possible for the unit to automatically turn on or off after a specific amount of time--great for heating the kitchen in the morning before work or having the unit turn itself off an hour after bedtime. Two AAA batteries for the remote control come included. Other highlights include a removable anti-dust filter, a power indicator light, and a sleek-looking design. Perfect for chilly days at home or the office, the 1500-watt ceramic heater measures 7 by 9-4/5 by 13-2/5 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.
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