Does it consuments a lot of electric power (I am in US) ? would it also warm up the room id the bathroom is medium-small?
898153
electric consumption is very low (comparible to a light bulb). If you touch the Kensington it will burn your hand, but it would NOT be enough to warm up the room
898154
We've had ours for several years. Little electric power used and it won't warm up the room. It just helps the towels to dry a little faster and gives them a little warmth when you grab it from a shower/bath. If you want just warm towels for shower, then turn it off after shower, and on again the morning/evening before your next shower. It takes several hours before the towel will feel warm.
898155
It does not consume much power if you connect a timer to it. We put the timer on for 3 hrs to dry all the towels. Towel dryer is not a heater.
898156
We've had ours for several years. Little electric power used and it won't warm up the room. It just helps the towels to dry a little faster and gives them a little warmth when you grab it from a shower/bath. If you want just warm towels for shower, then turn it off after shower, and on again the morning/evening before your next shower.It takes several hours before the towel will feel warm.
1148993
Provided that you have the AC 110V power supply, I guess it will work. However, I think you will like a fan a bit quiter. The noise is acceptable for a bathroom, I am not sure it will be good enough for an smaller space.
1519095
This works for small spaces, like under a desk. I use it in my RV bathroom and it heats that up quite nicely. However, it's too small to heat a larger room. It has a dial where you can set it to whatever temperature you want and have it maintain that temperature. In my RV, I have it set for medium (about halfway around the dial) and RV Bathroom is quite toasty. Not sure how to answer for "cost efficiency" other than to say only use it in SMALL rooms.
128892
Hello Ana Cristina, I can't say that I've seen a reduction in my electric bill because I use it predominantly in my bathroom area where it gets warm from the shower but just the additional air flow makes that area tremendously more comfortable.
1484509
The unit should be more than enough for a two bath system. Electric consumption will depend on how long each personis in the shower. What you won't pay for is heating the water tank when no one is using water. Hope this helps.
372341
I can't give you a scientific answer. I do know it heats an average sized bathroom very quickly, and I would buy it again.
366927
I have used this heater to heat a small living room and kitchen but it uses a ton of electricity as any electric heater will. The kitchen and living room is probably half of the total 1024 sq ft of the house. I used it for a few months in southern Maryland during the winter, my electric bill was usually $40 more just because of that heater. I haven't used it since last year but do recall when it cycled on, the lights would dim/flicker. It has 2 modes 900 watt and 1500 watt and I only used it on the 900 watt mode. I would guess it may ok for a bedroom only, as long as it was closed off.
307483
Yes, if you want to keep it warm and want its effects. it doesn't draw much power, but must be plugged in for it to work
1934831
It mostly heats the space in front of it. But will warm up the room when it is turned on long enough.
573434
It runs at 1500w. From my prospective it eats up too much electricity bc there are some heater just costs as low as 600w with similar output
1559017
it depends on how well your room is insulated.the thing is basically an oversized, high power heat lamp.
1929239
No, it runs off of 120Vac, I extended my GFI Outlet to the bathroom vanity next to toilet and plugged in there. Easy install for DYI or Lic.Electrician. Insure you use properly wire GFI outlet!!
784829
I put this heater/fan/light in the bathroom of my last home. What I remember is I was very happy with it regarding the heat provided in the winter and overall performance but I can't remember for certain the answer to your question. Perhaps you can find the users or technical manual online.
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I have mine sitting in front of me but about 10 feet away. It is strong enough that I get warmth, but don't feel a big breeze. It is a mighty little heater, and I think you would like it. The room I have it in is about 12 x 15 and it heats it up nicely even at the medium settings. So it will heat up a bathroom nicely I think. it heats the whole room, not just the ceiling..hahaha...
1924917
It does not affect the electric bill that I have noticed, I don't run it all the time only for short periods as it warms up the room (9x12) quickly.
65358
No. Doesn't put out a lot of heat either. Two of the rings dont even work. Takes several hours to heat a 9x10 bathroom.
1580328
If you leave it on the high setting it can maintain a warm temp in a fairly large room. I would say as much as 30x30 room. Keep in mind it will be running a lot and cost a bit in electricity. Maybe 50-60 a month.