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Delonghi SafeHeat Oil Filled TRD0715T

*Est. $80

Reviewed September 2009
DeLonghi SafeHeat Oil Filled TRD0715T

pros
  • Efficient
  • Relatively quiet
cons
  • Heavy
  • Slow to heat
  • Reports of persistent bad smell
  • Reports of serious quality issues
 
 
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(233 customer reviews)

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works pretty well!, November 20, 2009
I bought this to augment a old heating system in a cottage. I have it in a small living room and it has been quite effective in warming the room and some of the other areas. I am thinking of buying another for my office. It is cheaper to use this in a local area than to heat the whole house.
Great Heater, November 20, 2009

This heater works very well for me. The timer allows me to leave it in a room and warm it only during certain times of the day. Great for a bedroom, just set it for a couple of hours before bedtime and walk into a nice toasty room, Have it shut off for a bit during the night and back on before you wake up. I never have to go over the lowest wattage either. Others have had issues but so far mine is very goodoil

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frank80401, November 11, 2009
Met all my expectations. Picked this model because of the three heat settings and programmable timer. Followed start up directions by putting it in the garage for an hour,but did not smell any odor.
DeLonghi Oil-Filled Heater, November 7, 2009

Bought the Delonghi oil filled radiator heater for my Mother-in-Law's bedroom. Have only had it about a month, but love it so far. It heats the room much more quickly than I anticipated, keeps the room toasty on the lower power settings. Have the timer set to go on/off at selected times and it works great. We live in the San Diego area, so don't have overly cold weather, but so far love this unit and would highly recommend it for others.

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*Almost* Perfect, November 7, 2009

Works as advertised: quiet; produces heat. If it doesn't heat up the room fast enough, turn on the ceiling fan -- this works wonders (and you should do it anyway). My only complaints are regarding the user interface: the thermostat and timer work, but the thermostat seems to set the heater to a *heat level*, rather than to a temperature, and the timer is not easy to override. I use the timer to turn the heater on from 4am-6pm, so that the bedroom warms up before I wake up at 6 and stays warm until the evening. If it's an especially cold day and I want the heater to stay on later, this is difficult to accomplish. I find it easier to use a separate, smaller heater for this purpose. For temperature, I use a digital thermometer that I had already to decide when to set the "heat level" on the thermostat. If you want to avoid these things, you might consider one with a real programmable thermostat (with a digital display, I imagine).

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Delonghi TRD0715T Safe Heat Oil-Filled Radiator

 (233 customer reviews)
Buy new: $91.00 $77.58   13 Used & new from $54.99

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Our Sources

1. ConsumerReports.org

ConsumerReports.org editors compare the DeLonghi SafeHeat Oil Filled TRD0715T heater with another convection heater without a fan, plus eight fan-forced convection heaters and four radiant heaters -- ranking all 14 heaters based on ratings for safety, temperature control, noise and ease of use. Owners also discuss this heater in an online forum.

Review: Space Heaters, Editors of ConsumerReports.org, Nov. 2008

2. Amazon.com

More than 200 owners review the DeLonghi TRD0715T oil-filled radiator heater, most praising its quiet convection heat, but others reporting a variety of quality-control issues. Some owners who've used earlier DeLonghi radiator heaters say the new design doesn't provide as much heat, and others report a persistent bad odor or loud clicking noise.

Review: DeLonghi TRD0715T Safe Heat Oil-Filled Radiator, Contributors to Amazon.com

3. Viewpoints.com

About 50 owners review DeLonghi oil-filled radiator heaters, most covering the specific DeLonghi TRD0715T. Most owners like it, but some warn that the surface gets hot enough to burn kids, and a few report quality control problems -- including bent fins, early breakdowns and a melted plug.

Review: DeLonghi Oil Filled Radiator Heater, Contributors to Viewpoints.com

4. Epinions.com

Most of the two dozen or so owners reviewing the DeLonghi TRD0715T love it, with the main drawback being its weight; it's not a heater to move around much.

Review: DeLonghi TRD0715T Oil Filled Radiator Heater, Contributors to Epinions.com

5. Sears.com

More than two dozen owners review and rate the similar DeLonghi 9707 oil-filled radiator here. Most like it, but there are several reports of oil leaks.

Review: DeLonghi Advanced Oil-Filled Radiator Heater, Contributors to Sears.com

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