MaxiMatic EDF-1300S Elite Cuisine Deep Fryer/Multi Cooker, 5-Quart Review

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We received this slow cooker as a gift a few months ago. We've been using it every other week for the last two months to make stews and pot roasts. While it was working, it worked pretty well. Today it stopped working for no apparent reason. The light comes on but it won't heat up anymore. We'll be avoiding this brand while we search for a replacement.

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This cooker sounded exactly like something I'd use. It would deep fry, bake, and act as a slow cooker. I didn't get the chance to try all of them. I did not open it right away as I really didn't need it then. When I finally did, the dent in the side should have been a hint. I plugged it in to heat oil to fry. It smelled like something electrical burning. It did heat the oil and fried most of my meal. Then it quit. I figured it was some kind of safety measure. The next time I tried to use it, it did absolutely nothing. When I checked about returning it, the time for returning it was past! I'll have to chalk this up to "bad experience" and just go to Walmart to purchase something similar. As far as filling in a star -I rate it no stars!

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I used this fryer the day after I got it and it quit working with in a couple of hours. I thought maybe it got too hot so I let it cool down and tried to use it again a week later. After waiting 30 minutes for it to heat up, it didn't. So no, I am not happy at all with this product.

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I am so disappointed with this item, I made some chili then the following week I tried to fry some fries and party wings. The heating cord burned out so now the only thing this item is good for is a planter.

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Gave up after 4 weeks, waste of time, space and money. I can not express how much you should stay away from this product.

NewAir G70 Garage Space Heater Reviews

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This heater is a lot smaller than I thought. It's just a little bigger than my PC!!! It's also lightweight. Very impressed with the size and weight. I have a two car garage and I usually exercise there. In summer time, everything is okay but during winter, it's really cold in the garage. It's still quite hot now, so I tested it early in the morning when the temperature is about 65 F. I turned it on for half an hour and about 20 mins later, the temperature was brought back to about 70 F. Quite happy with the result. Given it's small size, this one will be perfect for someone working in a garage or small warehouse.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I will start this review by saying that I did not use the brackets that came with it. I used it as a stand alone. I am always doing stuff outside in garage in the dead of winter so I was excited to be getting this item.

I plugged it on and shut the garage door-I have a 2 and half garage size-and came back about 15 minutes later to see how warm it got. I was impressed my garage was so warm and cozy. I did not think it would warm the whole garage but I was wrong. Now I dont have to freeze my butt off this winter when I am outside.

Great space heater!

Best Sunbeam Royal Nights Heated Blanket, Queen, Navy Deals

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I got one of these as a present and have been very satisfied. Sandwiched between just one layer of sheets and a thin bedspread, this blanket puts out enough heat to keep me toasty even when my room gets down to 50 degrees! Setting it to just level 2 out of 10 about 20 minutes before bed is all I need to stay warm. I got curious as to the energy usage of this blanket and plugged it into a Kill-A-Watt electric meter. The blanket draws .5 watts when plugged in and off, and around 150 watts with both sides on. It appears to cycle between drawing power and not, probably drawing power more often at higher heat settings and less at lower settings. I left mine on at level 2 overnight and it drew .2 kWh overnight. Electricity where I am is $0.15/kWh (a bit high for the rest of the US) meaning that it'll cost me about 3 pennies a night or less than $10 a year to stay warm and cut my nightly gas bill to $0! Great investment, easily pays for itself in a year in a chilly area.

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I bought this for my Mom to replace her old blanket. She says it works great. It is a lot warmer than her old blanket, so much so it is now her only blanket and she keeps it on low. Her old blanket took forever to warm up and she had to keep it near high to be warm enough.

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We love the nice even heating of this blanket. Would highly recommend it. Keeps us very toasty warm during the cold wet winter.

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i love it, except for the color. they all seem to be crappy colors. didnt have light blue and i needed one and this was the only color in queen, i suppose it is supposed to be dark blue, but it is WAY darker than the picture. but it works great, so i could care less about the color, i give it five stars for functionality. i usually keep previous ones on 4 and lower, this was no exception, mississippi, not too cold, even when cold. lol. love the silk lining at top. blanket is comfortable even when not turned on. only had it on the one setting last night, i am loving it. i dont like the controllers. two seperate on off buttons, why not a rocker switch. also, the knobs are huge with divits cut around it, it turns way too easy with no clicks to tell when you get to the next setting. it does have a backlit led on controllers which arent too bad. i still rate it a five because it performs excellently.

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I just moved from Houston to San Francisco during December. I was waking up cold at night in the new climate. I ordered this electric blanket and the first night under it was a dream. It has a very nice even heat distribution, and it's light and breathes well. I put it above the top sheet and covered it with another light fleece blanket and light comforter. It kept me nice and warm without ever feeling hot. I love using it to prewarm the bed before turning in for the night. I usually set it to med-hi to warm the bed, then turn it down to about 3-4 when I climb in it. The dual zones are great. I like medium warm and my partner likes really warm. It has a nice satin border at the top that is very comfortable to the touch. The plugin at the bottom is sturdy, and easy to connect, and a little built-in clip keeps it from detaching accidentally. The cord to the dual control units is long enough to allow sufficient length to comfortably set them on the bedside tables. A lighted LCD panel allows you to easily see what setting you're on if you wake and need to adjust the heat up or down. The automatic shut off is 11 hours; allowing for a convenient period of time to prewarm the bed, a full night's sleep, and then shuts off shortly afterward without leaving you laying in a cold bed.

I love this blanket and highly recommend it.

Review of Koldfront PAC701W Slim Design 7,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner

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...I bought this machine for my apartment living room after my landlord refused to install a window a/c unit in it for "aesthetic reasons." (Who cares if it's 100 degrees and your tenant is boiling to death).

But I digress... PROS: The design is very modern-looking and doesn't take up a whole lot of space. It gets cooler and runs fairly quiet. Price of $249 can't be beat! (Bought somewhere else).

I have been running it non-stop from 10am-midnight for over two weeks with no issues.

The machine will turn off when water collects at the bottom; making sure you remove it before it works again. This has not happened to me yet. Running with no leaks or drainage.

CONS: The vents are on the top of the machine, so the air shoots up, not out. Takes much longer to cool a room. It cools my living room/kitchen by about 10 degrees. But to get a better/cooler outcome, I have to run my standing fan next to it so it can blow the cool air towards me. (Hate to see what my electric bill is going to be)!

If you have a smaller, enclosed room with closed doors, I'm sure it will be much cooler for you.

As far as installation, I could not remove the cap from the grated adapter; it refuses to come off. Perhaps there is a trick to it. So I'm not using it. Also not using the window piece to install properly because I have windows that swing open; not open up and down. So my window has to be open for this to vent. Not the best scenario. But okay for now.

Would I recommend this to a friend? Yes, if you have sliding up and down windows and smaller rooms to cool.

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I have a 14,000 BTU dual-hose portable air conditioner, but to use it in my bedroom I have to run heavy duty extension cords from another room due to the heavy electrical load. I researched which portable air conditioners use the least electricity, and this Koldfront model seems to be the winner at only 600W. I bought it specifically for its minimal power requirement.

The little Koldfront works well and surpassed my expectations on what it can accomplish despite only having half the cooling power of the bigger unit I have. It's not particularly stylish but not ugly either. It's really small, so it won't have a lot of presence in the room. I positioned it between the bed and the window and you can barely even see it it's so short. The sound level is decent, and definitely lower than the larger portable air conditioner I have. The tone of the sound is mostly air movement, but when the compressor runs it has a light, buzzy, reed like sound that is not objectionable. It's possible to sleep with this thing running near the bed. If I set the temperature control to a number in the 60's, the room stays between 71-72 degrees, so it seems to have a natural limit of how cold it can make a room. I think this unit is adequately powerful for a small/med sized bedroom, but it may not get a large bedroom as cool as you'd like, and it definitely couldn't handle a small studio apartment on a hot day.

CONSIDERATION:

It's a single-hose design and that means it will be sending some of your cooled room air to the outside. Because of that, replacement warm outside air will come in from around the doors and windows and wherever outside air has a point of entry to the house. Single-hose air conditioners are good if you have central air conditioning and have a problem room, or if you want to keep the thermostat higher in the rest of the house and have one cold room. If single-hose portable air conditioners will be your sole source of cooling in your entire living space, they will not work nearly as well as window units because window units don't cause warm outside air to move inside. Dual-hose portable air conditioners, which also don't suck hot outside air through the cracks, cost more and are usually the largest and most powerful ones. If you are cooling an apartment, I'd strongly suggest getting a dual-hose model.

FAULTS:

The button panel has glowing lights that light up the room when sleeping. You may need to tape something over it at night. It has a glowing orange LED temperature display, and unfortunately the clear plastic cover over the numbers has a texture that makes it too foggy to actually read the numbers. It's pretty annoying and negates the usefulness of the remote for changing the temperature. If you aren't standing close enough to press the temperature buttons on the unit with your finger, you won't be close enough to make out the shapes of the numbers in the fog. I consider this a design blunder and I knocked off one star from what would have otherwise been a 5 star review.

The warranty is 1 year parts but only 90 days labor. If you are trying to research this unit on the web, Koldfront is made in China for Edge Star. The distributor is Living Direct, which is located in America.

Overall, I'm quite happy with this purchase so far.

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Hi All..I live on the 5th floor of a 10 unit walk up in NYC. Pros: looks great, easy to use remote, the hose for me worked great in venting to the window, can move it easily per the rollers and easy mount into the window. Cons...I have a 400 sq ft studio, I was looking to have this cool down 200sq ft and it does bring the temp down by 7 degrees or so and that is it despite running it for several hours + ! Also, the cool air shoots up into the ceiling and not out into the room. I think this unit would be good for 100sq ft small room. It is a bit noisy when placed on high which is what I needed. I am now going to buy a window mount unit with 12000BTU.

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After reading the rather not so impressive reviews for the Frigidaire 7,000 BTU portable AC, I decided to get this one instead. I wanted a unit that didn't break the bank but could cool my room within a reasonable amount of time. I just got this unit today and I'm doing a "after 2 hours of running it on high" review.

I live in an apartment that has jalousie paneled windows and is overlooked by a property management company that is run by a rather strict person who won't allow me to do much, if anything to my apartment. Because of this, I felt that it was probably better for my stay here to get a portable air conditioner. I am using this for a ~120 sq ft bedroom with an outside temperature of 83 degrees and average humidity of 60-80% depending on the season.

ASSEMBLY

First off, the thing is quite heavy. I don't lift weights, so it was a bit difficult getting the thing to my front door. I strongly suggest using a handtruck or getting the help of a friend if you have to take this far distances. Once you can get it out of the box and onto a floor though, it comes with four casters attached to the bottom to easily roll it to where you need it.

Setup was pretty straightforward. Much like someone else did in their review, I had a hard time getting the exhaust cover off the grill window adapter. You will need a flathead screwdriver to get this thing off. Using my fingers didn't help.

Next, the manual states that the machine is supposed to come with two duct connectors that are angled. Mines came with only one the other side of the duct already had a straight duct connector screwed onto it (which can be taken off if needed). Kind of annoying, but not enough to dock off a point.

The window that I could use to exhaust air was located farther away from the unit than I expected. Just remember, you will be given a maximum of THREE FEET for the plastic duct itself, and you'll want to leave about a half foot of slack each for the connectors (the duct is plastic, hence the necessary slack). In other words, this will probably be positioned directly below the window you want to plug it into.

The window adapter is a PVC panel, but it comes with two extensions if needed. The adapter itself has a fixed and short length that should fit most windows. My jalousies were a bit bigger, so I used one of the two plates to attach it to the adapter to extend it to the perfect size for my window. This should be sufficient for most jalousie window users and also vertical and horizontal sliding windows.

COOLING ABILITY

Jalousie windows don't have the best air/sound insulation. There's lots of little cracks where air will escape/enter into windows and whatnot. This is why it's best to buy a unit that is slightly oversized for your use. As someone has pointed out, warm air will also want to come back into the bedroom you're trying to cool, so do your best to try to insulate as much of the area as possible. I'm a cheap person so I just used duct tape.

So after running this thing for a couple hours with the fan on high in cooling mode, my room which was initially at around 75% humidity (according to my weather application on my phone) and was 83 degrees (according to the LED readout) now is at 77 degrees. I haven't seen it drop any lower. I do run a high end computer gaming machine 24/7 that could be contributing to the heat load, but this unit is supposedly advertised to be able to cool a room that's 250 sq ft, where my room is 120.

That's a 6 degree temperature drop after 2 hours of cooling, which I suppose is okay, but I was hoping it could cool my room a bit faster. I might have to get a higher BTU unit simply because of the inefficient design of the windows in my room.

The vent for the machine pretty much points straight up at the ceiling. In theory this should work as cool hair tends to sink, but since I only care about having it cool *me*, this might be a design flaw that will annoy me, since I would prefer the vents just point at me. I'll probably deal with it once I get used to the way this machine works.

I'd say if my room was slightly smaller, maybe 100 sq ft, this AC would be JUST the right size, but as of now, I would try to find a way to borrow a 7000 BTU unit from somewhere and test it out in your room if your room is about my room's size and see if it'll help any. I MAY consider upgrading to a 8000 or 9000 BTU unit now that I know how this one works. I only run this unit when I get home from work in the evening and I'll probably only run it in the weekends if it gets unbearable, so for my purposes I think this thing is sufficient.

Hopefully this helps you guys make an informed decision about your machine. If your bedroom only contains something simple like a TV and nothing else, this machine is probably great for you, but I'll probably have to get a slightly stronger unit because of the massive amount of heat my CPU generates.

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Shipping was on time. AC blows strongly (but too loudly), and still will only cool my second floor room to 74. Still sweating... Wouldn't buy again.

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I've been looking at Internet accessible thermostats for almost a year and this one provides the best remote interface for multiple thermostats that I've seen. Had problems getting first thermostat to connect to my network. Took three support calls before we discovered the tstats I received had older firmware. Once I uploaded new firmware they connected immediately.

Quality of the thermostat is poor. But not worse than my Honeywell that I replaced. This is the reason I didn't give it a full star rating.

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We're been traveling for two months and I have appreciated being able to check the indoor temp of my Arizona home and adjust as needed. TStats have worked much better then my on again/off again security system run by a major home security company. I now plan to add one of these TStats to my second home.

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I have three of these, All three have the same problem, on power loss, the wireless card does not restart. I fixed this by using a small computer UPS in the basement. Now it never fails. Great features. And very best part is it supports a rest protocol so you can write code and control it with a computer on the same network. I wrote code to display the outside temperature and the overnight low at the bottom of the screen. I do love this thermostat.

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I had some trouble getting this hooked up initially, but that was not the fault of the product, just an insanely complicated 12+ heating and cooling wiring schematic for my Lennox heat pump. Getting the WiFi connnected and operating was a pain too, but once you figure it out, and I did after several tries, I never had problems after that. The WiFi feature is superb. I can control the temp using my phone (works with android and i-phone), and it works perfectly. So worth it since my bedroom is on the third floor and thermostat is on 2nd. Also nice to be able to turn the temp up or down while I am away from the house. Excellent product, and the customer service was great too when I called to double-check my wiring plan just prior to install. I had to call at least three times and they were very responsive and helpful each time. Don't waste money with a monthly service or other units that cost twice the price. This one works great, and I am happy with the purchase.

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I was initially shooting for a Nest, but then I learned how closed it was to anything but their stuff controlling it. My interest in a wireless thermostat is specifically so I can do two things. Integrate it with my current Home Automation stuff, mostly Insteon devices run by a computer with the PowerHome software. The second being the ability to access the thermostat remotely. Programming was a nice upgrade from my old thermostat as well, it was a dumb one with just a slider. Didn't even tell you the current temperature, so it's nice to look at the wall and see the temp now.

I've not done a lot with the API yet. Did some setting changes for fun and pulled some data with PowerShell using the Invoke-WebRequest Cmdlet, which requires PowerShell 3.0. I intend to set up functions and such on PowerHome to do things like set Away mode when we leave the house and hit the away button on my Insteon keypad.

The most important thing starting out of course was getting it installed and getting it configured and running before we melted. I think it took me about an hour and that includes hooking up the C wire using a spare that wasn't hooked into the old thermostat. This is considering I'm not very handy and not electrically inclined. I managed to get it all hooked up and had no issues at all. I was easily able to link to it after it powered on and connect it to my network, then do a firmware update. After that I set a schedule. We changed the schedule a day or two later because the first one was awful and it was all easy to do with the iPhone app.

I've seen others say it's poor quality and stuff, I'm not sure what they mean, it seems nice to me. I mean, it's plastic, but I've never seen a non-plastic thermostat before. I guess I don't know what a good "quality" thermostat is, but I'm very satisfied with the appearance of this one. Obviously I'd love if they would add a model that's more shiny, like the Nest is, but really, in the end, it's just a thermostat.

Just a note, the only issue we had was the app I installed on my wife's Windows Phone 8 device, whoever wrote it has/had a bug, existing as of 6/23/2013, that caused the heat to cut on randomly. Like we'd have the air on, but it would switch it to heat. I'm not sure what the problem is, they have a nearly identical app in the Windows 8 app store that doesn't seem to cause the same issue when I use it on my SurfaceRT.

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I have owned 2 of the 50's for over 1.5 years. I have one in winter area and one in Hawaii. I installed myself. I have variable speed forced air and electric air in winter home. I had some challenge getting it all running. Also have on Droid phone. The connecting of thermostat was easy as long as you follow directions. WIfi instructions with Apple were the most difficult to interpret. But thermostat worked manually until I figured out wifi with some phone help. Call back time will vary but useful. I get notified when thermostat goes off line because of power outages (which will also affect furnace and air). I check (all for free) online for house temperature to make sure all is well and no frozen pipes due to outage. In Hawaii I have heat pump with both air and ( I don't know why) heat. Old regular thermostat would revert to heat after power outage (They say because all thermostats made for mainland default to heat to prevent frozen pipes Like autos come to Hawaii with heated seats and useless Serius radio due to no satellite signal this far south. ). Anyway after paying heating bill during summer in Hawaii I changed to the 50. All works well. The only hitch was I have 2 stage fan and 50 was only available and the later released 80 will handle the 2 stage fan. But I have had zero problems with the 3M 50 products and I can monitor both homes and change both temps from my devices from one free site. I turn up heat or air when I fly into airport so all is comfortable when I arrive. Even though set up can take some patience they are well worth the pursuit.

Reviews of Sunpentown WA-1300E 13,000-BTU Portable Cooling Air Conditioner

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Everything about this air conditioner is good, except the noise level. It was unacceptable to use it in the same room I was occupying,trying to listen to TV.

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I've had a Sunpentown 1200H portable air conditioner for over 10 years and it is still going strong! Needless to say, when I decided to upgrade, become more "green," and save on electricity, I chose the WA1300 with its energy efficience rating being over 12. I learned anything above 10 is good, so 12 must be very good, wouldn't know until I get my electric bill. Unfortunately, the first item delivered was not working well, the compressor was damaged during delivery. Called Sunpentown and the problem identified. With little hessitation, an exchange was quickly arranged. In less than a week, I have my new portable, just in time for the hot, humid weather. Easily set it up last night, plugged it in and it works like a charm, no surprises from having used one of these before, for over 10 years! All night, a comfortable sleep. Would I recommend this product? If experience is a deciding factor, from my experience dealing with Sunpentown, you bet I would. Ask for James at Sunpentown if you need further assistance, he's the best.

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I've personally owned one of these and I have worked in a quilt shop that sold them. They have a one year warranty. I (maybe) used mine 6 times within that year and it died. For no apparent reason it would not heat up. When it worked it was great but that was such a short time that I felt totally ripped off. The quilt shop I worked at stopped carrying them because customers came in wanting to return them and the warranty was through the company which had ridiculous requirements for warranty. A very cheaply made product. The company should be ashamed! Don't buy one unless you have money to throw away. I give it no stars!

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I use the sealing iron for encaustics and it's on about 5 hours a day. Has performed well and I would recommend.

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This is not a toy this is the real thing. Kids should not use this iron as it gets very hot. It is perfect to keep beside the sewing maching and press out the seams you sew as you go. It is so handy and convenient. I carry it to all my sewing classes and a lot of my friends use it. I don't mind sharing but I'll be glad when they all get one of their own. It is truly awesome!!!!!

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I use this iron in my art practice (). Heats up fast, temperature regator is pretty accurate, wooden handle is comfortable too. This iron replaces a different iron I was using that would overheat.

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Like the ease of use and wooden handle, heats evenly. Knob gets really hot to touch when go to turn off (easier to just unplug). Wish it came as set with own stand, had to order one separately.

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I was looking for something to take the chill out of the bathroom with more wattage than an infrared heat bulb, and this low profile unit appeared to be less of a remodel than similar wall units. I was able to cut a hole in the kick panel under existing bathroom cabinets and wire it to a timer, and it definitely warms up the room. I wired it on a dedicated 220V circuit but it has a jumper if you need to convert it to 110V. My only complaint is that the height of the housing was a couple of millimeters taller than the gap from the floor to the bottom of my cabinet face. This meant I had to notch out the width of the housing from the bottom edge of the cabinet face, fortunately this could be done under a drawer so the drawer face conceals the cut edge. The horizontal overhang of most cabinet faces may also exceed the recommended maximum so far this has not presented any problems for me when running on a timer, but continuous duty might be a problem for heat sensitive finishes on cabinet faces.

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I have had the Broan kickspace heater for 4 years and have had to replace the two heater elements three times. Luckily, I have expertise in electricty and repaired it myself. On the other hand, the elements have increased in price to the point that the next time the elements need replacing, I will search for another brand.

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I bought three of these for my condo remodel and am very pleased. Wired the two bathroom heaters at 750 watts and the one for the kitchen at 1500 watts -all to timers. The units heat quickly and are totally invisible.

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The heater is being used in my kitchen renovation and it is a bit noisy, however it heats the area just fine

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Great product! Heater tucks neatly into kickspace of our bathroom vanity. Opening for unit easily cut out with a dremel. Electrician hardwired it. We opted for a timer switch in the wall rather than a thermostat switch as we only are using it when we shower. Put it on before your shower and come out to a nice warm bathroom!

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This is a very efficient heater and easy to install. Quiet and delivers adequate heat for my 2 car garage. After years of using and filling propane bottles, this is a welcome relief, only wish I'd have bought one sooner.

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