DREO Radiator Heater, Dual Knobs, 8 Safety Protection, 1500W Electric Space Heaters for Indoor Use Large Room, Energy Saving, Quiet Oil Filled Radiator for Bedroom, Adjustable Thermostat

I saw one in a small store one day and decided to get one because it kept the area warm.
So far we’ve had Amazing results from the DREO radiator. It’s been almost a month and the radiator has performed as expected. It heats our 15×15 living room comfortably. The radiant heat travels from the living room of our single unit home 15 yards down the hallway passing our AC unit thermostat; keeping the unit off which SAVE on the Electric bill. We close off two rooms at the end of the hall we do not visit much until the end of the evening. It has maintained an ideal temperature in the home until temps outside get below 25’s.Our home has insulated windows, doors and also in the attic. The air quality has not changed. HoweverWe already use a DREO humidifier which maintains an appropriate humidity level that works with the radiant heat to travel through out the home. The temperature this month has ranged from the high 60s and as low as 19’. Three more weeks of 30’ and below. So we’re excited to see how it Performs the remainder of the winter. The unit does get very hot as described in the instructions. It is easy to put together, operates quietly. I wish there was a method to protect others from injury other than using a pair of pot holders. I’m just a homeowner that is excited to have found a product that meets our needs.

Well built, I like the Dreo brand. Plus this unit will remember your temperature and power settings
Bought this Dreo oil filled heater, with the 2 knobs, not the digital temp display and remote.I got the basic one because when this unit looses power and comes back up it will keep the same settings,just the 2 knobs that stay put, Old school is sometimes better. This will also stay in the heat mode that is set, and will not run at 1500 watts when you may only want the low setting at 600 watts or mid setting at 900 watts. The digital models offered , were reviewed to start at 1500 watts for 40 min even though you had set to H1 Low heat. Which blew breakers for some people or overheated the small room. This model works perfect for me. If you really do not need to adjust the temp from your bed or couch get this one. As most reviews, the unit has oil oder for the first 2 or 3 times use on high temp setting. My only compaint is the dial. markings are just a dark mark on a dark dial, I took the liberty to put a little white paint were the dial marker is. Going to buy another one for our other bedroom soon, Photo is with a little white paint on the 2 controls to see the dial pointer better, Just mask off with masking tape and use a small brush, let dry and take off tape.Update, checked the output power on standby, low heat, medium heat and high heat On standby the unit drew no measureable power, which is great. , I got close to the rated 600 watts , I got 576 watts on low heat, rated 900 watts, I got 856 watts on medium, 1500 watts, I got 1445 watts on high, all close and acceptable, Your wattage will vary maybe up to 200 watts on high depending on the voltage coming in, if your circuit is loaded down and you only have 110v coming in, this unit puts out about 12 amps so 110v x 12 amps =1320 watts, if you have 125v coming in you may get 125v x 12amps =1500watts, So this unit is working as it is suppose to. I will post my finding photos. Over all this is a good unit, that just works great! If your doing heat on a smart timer, this heater will remember your settings, your temperature and heat level,

Quiet efficient heater
This oil filled radiator heater is a basic model. However, it functions quietly without any oil smell. Since none of the oil radiators have a continuous timer like the old one which we are replacing, I chose this one and hooked up an appliance timer so that it will turn on and off the same time each night and morning. There is no remote, and that saves a lot of money. It also has a safety feature which will turn off the heater if it were to tip over. I am running it at 600 watts which is adequate for Northern California winters. Turn the dial to select the temperature of the room and leave it, and it will keep the temperature even all night. This heater is very economical in that it only turns on to maintain the warmth of the oil inside. Therefore, the heater is only using electricity periodically through the night which saves electricity use. Then the thermostat for the whole house can be lowered as the bedroom is kept warm.