Home Comfort 1500w Infrared Heater – Energy Efficient Space Heater for Year-Round Indoor Warmth, With Thermostat and Remote Control, Portable Warmer for Bedroom, Living and Large Spaces – Black, 1500W

Home comfort heater
I really like that it gets hot. The blower runs good and is quiet. It has a digital readout for the temperature and it does not beep when you are raising or lowering the temperature setting. I’m a little concerned that there is no tip over switch. Mainly if the unit was tipped over forward, it doesn’t shut off, but that seems very unlikely. i’m sending back an Eden pure copper plus that does not blow very warm air and the blower makes much more noise

Returns to set temp. & comes back on after power outage!
Great heater to keep our RV heated when we aren’t occupying it. Resets when power goes out & comes back on. Reliable!

Do not Buy.
Bought this to keep the room warm. Vaulted ceilings make heating a challenge. Very expensive and inefficient old forced air heat system in old apartment. I didn’t expect it to adequately heat the room in full but I thought it would help take the chill out of the air without cranking the heat up.Long story short – about 2 weeks after a I bought it one of the fans in the unit crapped out. It still turns on and heats up – but doesn’t really blow the air out like it is supposed to. Lame.For $200 one would think it would last longer than a couple weeks.It is now the heater in the office – and works…fine…if you are sitting in a chair next to it while it sort-of blows warm-ish air on your legs.

It’s a good alternative and investment
Here is my first review of the Heat4less since I purchased it this past spring in preparation for the 2014/2015 winter season. I have a bi level home with a 500sq feet area and low ceiling of @ 7′ or so on the first floor and average ceiling height on the second floor with the same sq footage area. My first concern was the bill. Since baseboard heater are expensive, I decided to try the Heat4less as a substitute. After its first full month use, my electric bill averaged around the $50 mark as advertised while using the Heat4less in my bedroom at a 65 degrees setting on automatic. it heated my room nicely and kept the second floor at about 60-65degrees during the overnight hours which I considered comfortable when walking to the bathroom to prepare for the start of my day.On the first floor I normally use my wood stove but when I use the Heat4less on the first floor instead, it takes over 4 and even 5 hours to heat the first floor to a 60 degrees setting. I will assume that due to heat rising, the second floor does reaches a 60 degree level leaving the first floor still feeling chilly at a high 50’s to 60 degree and no higher. Considering that my home is not drafty and has a low ceiling first floor, I would have expected a better performance in heating the first floor since it does claim to heat a 2000sq feet area with high ceilings, which I can not see how that would even be possible.So the overall conclusion is that Heat4less is not a miracle heater. It does a nice job for a medium to large bedroom and does cut down on electric heating cost. The performance on the other hand is all dependent on a few variables that will change its performance such as outside tempt, home structure/insulation and layout. A second review to come after the winter season has ended….I would recommend this product if you have never tried it before and due to its full time infrared heating and cost of operation as stated.