- Room Heater – Fast, Efficient heat packs 1500 watts of power best for medium to large rooms. Best space heater for bedroom or any room in your home.
- Versatile Style – Offers maximum performance, combining functionality and design and offers both floor and wall mount options with included kit. Feet are pre-assembled for convenience.
- This energy efficient space heater saves energy with the ECO PLUS function, automatically adjusting heat and power settings for the most comfortable and economical warmth
- Built-In Safety Features – Include a thermal shutoff to prevent overheating and an internal tip-over switch that automatically turns the unit off if it falls over
- Cool Touch integrated controls allow you to easily operate and relocate your heater easily at any time during or after use
- Long lasting, Improved Heat Distribution – This unit is upgraded with a dual lateral fan system to improve heat distribution and move air more evenly throughout the room warming you up faster.
- Personalized Comfort Customize to your heating needs with the digital controls, adjustable thermostat, delayed on/off 24-hour timer and multiple heat settings.
- Helps Prevent Frozen Pipes – When the temperature dips below 41 degrees F (5C), the Anti-freeze setting automatically switches on the heater and can help prevent frozen pipes, especially in basements or vacation homes.
- Portable Heater – Lightweight, compact, portable unit with convenient carrying handle lets you enjoy warmth in any room in the house
- A space heater will help save on energy bills by heating only the room you’re in, not your entire home.
8 reviews for DeLonghi Convection Panel Heater, Full Room Quiet 1500W, portable electric heater is freestanding/easily wall mounted. Energy Saving, quick heat distribution, timer, white,…
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Rhidian Bevan –
Used to supplement the heat in our basement sitting room. Don’t know it is there unless we pull out the plug, it runs so quiet not like the fan heater we used to have.
Lupet –
originalmente está proyectado para un área de oficina en casa, de momento lo utilizo en la recamara en lugar de la calefacción integral, anoche se me olvido que estaba puesto en operación
Skila R. –
Very pleased. Thinking of buying another one. I have all tile & wood floors. No curtains. Home is very well insulated yet a couple of bedrooms don’t heat/cool efficiently because of ductwork layout. This works perfect. Quiet. Compact. Seek design means it can go close to a wall and out of the way. I figure out the buttons and how to operate without reading instructions. *note: I still recommend reading. The instructions* I am usually that one person who is cold and like the room toasty. This is perfect. Lightweight too. Highly recommend.
Tyler –
I don’t understand the one-star reviews. This heater is 1500 watts, so it provides the same heat output as any other 1500-watt heater due to the principles of thermodynamics. If people experienced melted cords, they likely placed the heater too close to the outlet. Overall, this heater is excellent and stays out of the way. If I had to pick an issue it would be if the power goes out it doesn’t automatically restart.
bcab17 –
After some research, I chose this DeLonghi slim style heater for our 14′ x 20′ den. There is a 12′ wide double sliding door unit that leads to the backyard, and it makes heating this room with our oil burner/baseboard heating system a bit of a challenge. I purchased this heater, not so much to reduce our heating oil bills, but to make this room, where we spend most of our time, more comfortable during the winter months (which are VERY cold here in NY). I’ve had this heater for only 2 days, and here are my preliminary observations:
1) After reading about “tempering” the heater before first use, I ran it on the highest setting outside for about 3 hours (I read that this helps to burn-off whatever lubricant the manufacturer uses to keep these from rusting while stored in their warehouse). People complain about a smell from these heaters, and this “tempering” seemed to do the trick. There was still a minor smell, but not a problem. You may want to run this heater outside or in a garage for more hours than I did.
2) The look and style of this heater is awesome (of course, that is very subjective). It’s pretty large, but has a very thin footprint, so placement near/against a wall works very well, and makes it fairly unobtrusive. It does not get hot to the touch.
3) My first concern was that I only have one wall outlet located within reach of the 6′ power cord. It’s a 15-amp circuit, which would be ok for this heater if it’s the only thing on the circuit. However, I have a few lights, and my home theater system (TV, a/v receiver, cable box, and powered subwoofer) on the same circuit. I plugged in the heater, pressed the power button (half-expecting to trip the circuit breaker), but it didn’t trip. I progressed through the modes on the heater, and kept the highest heat setting (plus fan) on. Everything went well through yesterday and today…no power issues…and I continue to check the power cord and connection at the outlet, and they are not warm at all. I will be getting a price from an electrician to run a separate 20-amp line to the den, specifically for the heater, but for now, all seems good.
4) Now for the main thing…the heat. Everyone’s home is different. Everyone’s room application for this heater is different. Our den is not the best insulated room, and that “wall of glass” does not do a great job of keeping the cold out. That said, I placed this heater at one end of the room, set the thermostat on 82, and let it run on high. The heater, even with the fan blowing, took at least an hour to start to take the edge off the cold in the room, and after a couple of hours, the room was comfortable…not super-warm…comfortable (which is all we are looking for). That was last night when the outside temp was around 25 degrees, and today, with 15 degree weather, the same heater setting took a little longer, and didn’t quite heat the room as well…but it definitely helped.
From what I understand, these convector heaters are not designed to heat a space very quickly. If that’s what you want, I suggest checking out quartz heaters.
I hope this helps. Good luck.
Cesar Omar Castellanos Campos –
Lo Utilizo en una habitación de 3 x 5 Metros, Lo Coloco al centro de la habitación donde esta la sensación térmica mas fría, buena calefacción en el nivel 1 eco en todos los grados, cuando lo configuras para determinar los grados seleccionas los grados mode ajustas al máximo y pones eco Enciende el Ventilador una vez que llega a la Temperatura enciende el Nivel 3 Rojo- 2 Amarillo 1 Verde, En el Nivel 3 y 2 después emite un sonido al encender las celdas que es constante, para aprovechar lo silencioso lo utilizo en el nivel 1 solo subo la temperatura. Cumple para Mantener agradable la temperatura de la habitación 19-20 grados cuando en el exterior esta a de 0 a 2 grados.
Randy M. Leonard –
6 month review. 4/11/2018
DeLonghi HCX9115E (unit)
Please read all this review.
This heater has changed my way of living with heavy garage traffic usage.
I insulated my two car garage (for about 180 bucks) and found my own special way to mount it to the wall studs near the entrance to the attached garage. I covered all walls with expensive decorative 4×8 sheets 1/4th inch, to ensure fire protection. Its plugged into a 20 amp outlet i ran near it. I keep perishables and water along a wall of shelving on the far side of the garage. “Emergency food” in previous years the freezing conditions eventually explodes the product or causes it to freeze. Or makes your garage unbearably cold!
If you pull your car in it releases a lot of stored heat, and the unit must kick back onto full blast to reheat. Like opening your front door to the house.
I keep it on power saving mode and this has been “on” for over 6 months straight through winter. It kept my entire 2 car garage about 50-65 degrees. But set for 65 during winter in Ohio. Even when it was -8 outside it still performed admirably. Although it is not enough BTU’s nor is it designed for this usage but has passed my “test” of doing ‘passive power saving heating’ this recent winter stress test has really proved to be a strong unit. It has dual fans on the sides pushing airflow in, allowing more heat out the top. Sometimes these fans are off, or on depending on demand. During extreme cold times I select a mode that allows it to draw ALL the power it wants..the 1500 watts. Max power usage and fans on. Obviously this will use a lot of power.
There are 10 options
:4 Power saving modes (4th has fan on)
:4 Energy full draw modes (4th has fan on)
:on
:off
There is also a timer however I have not used this option.
You can set the temp desired and energy mode is complete silence. Full draw is obviously a fan full speed type mode. louder..
Most heater units have a internal coil like an electric stove and a fan placed in front and when there “on” its like your microwave on drawing heavy wattage. This unit has a thin strip of mica or rock like substance in the middle with coils running along the axis, heating the coils causes heat transfer to the “mica”, a very consistent heating, the air lofts up through it and out the top allowing cold/warm exchange. Be sure you do not expose this top part to paper or insulation or plants or pictures (i covered my wall with full sheets) as the heat is about 90-110 degrees but distributes heat quickly. Placing this unit in your living room is ideal but be sure your outlet is a 20amp as this is suggested. Leaving this on all winter will likely reduce the amount your heater is running and may even trick your thermostat thinking the house is warmer then it is.
This unit can be placed behind a couch on provided stands or on a wall with struts on the carriage (I used a 1/2x4x48inch poplar wood along studs 15 1/2 centers, level, screwed in. Then this is screwed into the wood allowing mounting between studs using very high quality “star” bit screws, i threw away the provided screws as they were inferior.). At the top i used provided mounts however……. I zip-tied the holes to the grill because the mounting holes are VERY difficult to align to the unit. They ask for 24 and 5/8ths or something ridicules to get right on, so the zip ties allow easy install. ***Perhaps largest rooms or entry ways during thanksgiving or busy visiting cold times is best***. it may be best suited for office entrances like Doctors offices, or entryways during winter. This does not BLAST heat into the room but is a passive heater. Do not expect more. it will adjust the heat neded based on incoming temperature.
Thanks all for reading to the end i hope this helps! Thumbs up please!
Sandeep masson –
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