WarmliteWL44005 Portable Electric Oil Filled Radiator, Adjustable Temperature Thermostat, Overheat Protection, 5 Fins, 650 W, Off-White

What a super little heater. It is small, check the size before you buy, but it kept a stand alone brick garage with the up and over door jammed open above freezing during the visit from The Beast from the East.I have a stray cat living in there and as she is an old lady I thought she could die of cold. The heater arrived and went straight into the garage for 3 days 24hours a day. I did give it an hour to settle before I switched it on. Nothing frozen in the garage and there was a bowl of water in there. She looked much happier the first morning her little bed kept nice and warm. As I was leaving it alone it was only half power, still did a good job. There was a slight oil smell but not too bad.This heater is very good value.

This is a tiny little electric radiator, which I purchased in advance of the Beast from the East, because I didn't want the temperature in my shed to drop too low. It certainly did the job - I set it on overnight and for a couple of days, with the adjustable dial about half way around. It warms up nicely, and is thermostatically controlled. It kept the shed well above freezing, but without using too much electricity. Probably wouldn't be very effective heating a bigger space, but for a small room, shed, small garage, caravan, etc - it is ideal.

When you imagine this product, think of it a being at least a third smaller and that's what will arrive. Although, it is clearly stated on the product description just how small it is, some people still don't get the idea. Despite it's size it really packs a punch and is able to heat my very small room (8ft x 7ft) by a few degrees to get it to a comfortable room temperature when the door is closed. It is really more a product which boosts central heating. An advantage to this though is that it wastes very little energy. It turns itself off once it reaches the temperature you've set it at and 650w is negligible even if it was running quite often.Attempting to heat a room any larger would be a disaster and I suggest opting for the 1500w.A reasonably priced product, and if you're willing to wait for a longer delivery you can pick one up for around £23, which is fair for the quality.On arrival, the product looked like it had been opened and re-sealed, but there was no damage.It's incredibly easy to assemble and is lightweight and portable.

Hmm. It a very small rad. Not particularly pretty. The packaging it came in was a bit battered with a stain on the inside - I suspect the item had been returned by someone else. This, together with some of the negative reviews I had read made me want to return it but I never got round to it. So we're using it. It's OK to keep your feet warm under a study desk in a cold room but not much more than that. I guess it might be good for say a small conservatory that needed a small rad that you left on all the time. It's cheap, it works but it's not very powerful.

Have to say that I had some reservations about this radiator because it is in my new garden shed being used as an Art studio . It is 6ft wide by 8ft long and has double skin wall with insulation between the skins. We live very near to the foot of the Pennines and Winter can be really cold, as was the case this year( 2017 to 2018). despite being only 650 watts output with only 5 fins this unit performed extremely well. Internally the shed lowest temperature was +4C and this with the radiator thermostat set at only 1/3rd of maximum. my only grouse is that the unit is a little unstable, the feet could do with a greater spread. BUT, on balance, an excellent little performer.

1) This heater was not cordless as I thought it would be.( As I didn't see a wire in the pictures or read about it in the description. )2) The heating output was non existent despite the fact that it was on and hot, it made no impact in the small room .3) The only heat that can be felt is if you're literally infront of it and touching it.4) After one use I've had to put it away and looking to send it back . Which is such a shame as I was looking forward to using it and hoped it would work . I'll probably have to invest in a big portable gas heater instead now .

This is a great little heater, very small and compact, and the amount of heat it gives off for 650 watts is very good, I bought this for my small caravan and keeps it nice and snug, but DO read the instructions regarding letting the oil settle after putting the legs on. AND THE INSTRUCTIONS are wrong regarding sliding on the leg on the control panel side both picture and instructions put the curved side of the leg on the inside trapping wire, it needs to have the curved on the outside, and it looks better too

Very & I mean very, small dispute what the picture shows as advertised.Quite slow to heat up, and quit noisy as well. If you’ve ever used/or heard a deep fat frier? You’ll definitely hear this, and after nearly a full hour of use, the noise stayed at a crackling annoyance.The heat output isn’t too bad, and depends very highly on what space room you’re using it for, but even in a room at is quit small, it barely made much of a difference, and the smaller the room, the more noticeable the noise.I don’t know if the noise is in all of them though, as you can clearly see in the photos I provided at this was sold second hand! Not brand new as I was expecting, full price for second hand goods so be warned before buying.If you want it for small spaces? It’s perfectly small, but it doesn’t have at much heat, but it is tiny that’s expected.By the way, it’s a mini 5 oil filled fans. It’s normal sized like most radiators.