DeLonghi EW7707CM Oil-filled Radiator with ComforTemp Technology
929221
We bought 7 of these to heat the rooms for our house and our kids houses and every single one of them broke after 2 1/2 months of use.  The Radiator buttons work but the Comforter Temperature Button on every single on of them burned out after using them for a couple of months and that was the feature we purchased them for.

First bad review I have ever written on a product in my life.  After buying 7 and everyone of them doing the same thing I am very disappointed in this product.  I could see 1 or maybe 2 burning out but not all 7 but they did.  Buy a heater without the Comfort Temp Technology.
4666552
Ended up getting the Kenwood version of the same oil-filled radiator at my favorite Home Improvement Store (w/ Orange Logo) for $20 less.  Considering the steep rise in fuel prices this winter, I wanted to augment my force-air heater with an efficient electric radiator heater.  I own another one of these but a much older model which we use in our bedroom.  Its great in keeping the room relative warm and toasty when we sleep.  We needed another one for our living room where we spend most of our time around the house.  We choose this model because it automatically modulates the heat based on the temperature setting.  At the same time, the timer will be handy because we will only need to set it on for a portion of the day.  At the same time, since we have a baby crawling around, we were concerned about the temperature of the unit.  It turns out that it was relative cool to the touch compared to older units.  All in all, this is one of the better oil-filled radiator out there in quality and features for $60.  Had to take one star off because the LCD was little difficult to read unless you look at it straight on at the same level.
1863740
My old radiator was worn out and leaking so I took the chance and got this for my Camry.
It is identical to the original radiator as far as I can tell.
Straightforward to do with some time, patience, and proper equipment!

I looked up a workshop manual online as well as some video tutorials to get this done.
I flushed the cooling system before taking it apart.
I took the old radiator out, put in the new (reusing the hoses since they seemed to be in good condition).
Don't forget the horn(s), fan(s), hoses, grommets, bolts, condenser, and 50/50 (depending on where you live) coolant!!! etc
Don't force anything!

It is working perfectly for a week now.
Best of luck
2550375
Its  been 2 months  Ct.  has  bitter cold winters ,,, the radiator is working  very  we'll!! Much cheaper than the local  thug  house  supplier,,  and '' its  lasting  !!  Lets  wait  a year ,, will update this then!!
2203739
Livraison assez rapide , le lve-vitre fonctionne parfaitement sur Honda Jazz 1.2 anne 2002 conduite  gauche
2461418
So far so good. I would say it arrive in a reasonable amount of time. It did fit and was easy to install. I would recommend this supplier if you are looking for a radiator for a very low price in new condition.
2630669
Once you've adjusted the temperature to your liking, it works like a charm.  So quiet and discreet, you'll forget it's on, until you realize you're comfortable in short sleeves when it's in the 30s outside.  For the price, a very good radiator.  Very pleased, and am considering buying another one for the (currently unheated) sunroom.
3579720
Installed it on my 2016 WRX. Fitment was good, but I left the engine cover off due to the increase size, the cover needed to be trimmed/cut with no mounting points for the back clips.

Performance: Consistent outlet temperatures! Driving in 98F+ humidity Houston temps today and the IC was cool to the touch. Makes the car power output feel like a cool 65 deg day even with back to back full throttle pulls. Running Stg1 Cobb, PRL Charge Pipe and Turbo XS TMIC. No increase turbo lag for the extra TMIC volume either. No heat soak issues like the stock TMIC.
224838
I'm hesitant to give this 5 stars because it's the first oil-filled radiator I've ever owned. Found it at another online vendor.

I live in a small mobile home of only 700 sq. ft. floor area in total (yep, very small place!) and this radiator is intended to either supplement my vent-free propane heater or be used in the work shed.

As I write this, the outside temperature is approaching the freezing point, expected to be mid-twenties by morning. So tonight is 'test the new heater night' with no other heating to help it along.

Using a digital multitester with temperature probe attached I measured the Magnum 15T (my guess is the 15E is same basically, only electronic timing) from various places around and on it, while set to full power and thermostat dial on 5 (goes from antifreeze to 6). Top was 150 F (66 C), underneath was 120 F (45 C). Approximately 1 ft (or 30 cm) above the top surface it was 130 F (55 C), and down inside between the fins touching the surface again it was 200 F (94 C).

Indoor tabletop thermometer just 3 feet away from the radiator reads about 69 F and my regular central heating digital thermostat (again, switched off for tonight) is showing 67 F, which is in the back bedroom. Radiator itself is placed in the living room, where I'm using a reversed ceiling fan that I added an adjustable rotary control wall switch making it slower than originally was able to do.

The radiator seems to stay on for 3 1/2 minutes and then off 1 1/4 minutes, or powered 65% of the time (if my math is right). At this rate the temperature drop of the radiator amounts to very little, and of course the room temperature doesn't change.

I should note that having read the review about the loud noises problem I am hearing the thermostat quite plainly click or pop each time it cycles on/off. Not sure how common this is, since it's my first ever but it is certainly neither loud nor quiet. Maybe not the same thing I'm hearing. Although it does deter from the pleasant, otherwise silent, heating it provides; my vent-free LP heater is not silent either and it's only flames and expanding/contracting metal! But it'll also pop on and off, too.

Wasn't possible to send in this review right away so I've had some more time using the radiator since then. I moved it into the bedroom for the night and left the door open, no other heating sources used, and it got pretty cold at 6 a.m. so I turned on the central heating. Was 62 F everywhere except the bedroom (didn't measure but guessing close to 66 F in there. It couldn't keep up with the 26 F outside, but that was to be expected. Anyway, it'll do well for what I had in mind.
4362251
So how did this "adventure" start? well, in my trucks owner manual, it says "Do not use extended life orange coolant" and, on top of this screw up, I think I may have combined coolants at one point.. So basically my radiator/coolant system gunked up hardcore, AND I WAS FREEZING TO DEATH on my 4am drives to work. I initially reverse flushed my heater core, which only gave me very VERY temporary relief, because the whole system was so bad off.

Well after some serious flushing of the system and out right replacing the radiator, the heat is back, and I am happy.

I bought this for a:
99 Ford Ranger XLT 4.0 4x4 with a 'D' code Transmission
5R55E  D  1997 - 2009 4.0L Rangers (1997-2001 Explorer w/4.0L)  5-Speed  2.47 / 1.87 / 1.47 / 1.00 / 0.75

This radiator fit very snugly, just like the OEM radiator. Everything matched up. Threads on the radiator were good. One of the little plastic thread guards was missing though. Came well packaged. Box was damaged.

The radiator had a slight twist to it. Like, looking down the radiator, with the front facing your legs, you could see this. Well I already had my OEM radiator out, and was looking at it as well (Too late to panic). Had the same very slight twist, so I guess its just designed/engineered this way to fit? Functionally it works just fine.

No leaks or anything upon installation.

Here's my advice to you though, if your installing this radiator.. you will probably have to take some stuff off your old radiator. Like the plastic wind dampener that your coolant overflow hose runs under neath. Why your here on Amazon you may as well go ahead and pick up some long zip ties, or some of the little plastic plugs.

When I was removing the "plastic wind dampener" from my old radiator I was trying to be gentle, but the little plastic plugs were just at the end of there life and broke on me... zip ties saved me.

Zip Ties:
<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/TR-Industrial-TR88300-Assorted-Cable-Ties-Set-500-Piece-7-34-Black-Red-Blue-Yellow/dp/B01018D9UI/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">TR Industrial TR88300 Assorted Cable Ties Set (500 Piece), 7", Black/Red/Blue/Yellow</a>
https://www.amazon.com/TR-Industrial-TR88300-Assorted-Yellow/dp/B01018D9UI/ref=sr_1_11?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1481470495&sr=1-11&keywords=zip+ties

These are the "Plastic Rivets" I was referring to that broke on me... Not sure these are the correct size, but at least you'll have an idea of maybe what you need:

<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/GM-Ford-Chrysler-6-4mm-Hole-Retainer-Qty-100-Gripper-Box-2000T/dp/B0017UBHQS/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">GM, Ford & Chrysler 6.4mm Hole Retainer (Qty: 100) Gripper Box # 2000T</a>
https://www.amazon.com/Ford-Chrysler-6-4mm-Hole-Retainer/dp/B0017UBHQS/ref=pd_sbs_263_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=20H65BD6EZ0X7VQHGY7C

And don't forget when your doing this, your going to have to have some storage containers for your "adventure"
I bought 3- 3 gallon oil jugs (Since the coolant system holds about 2-1/2 gallons of coolant) and also bought some drain tubs.. Links below. Worked good.

<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Hopkins-FloTool-11849-Dispos-Oil-Recycle-Oil-Jug/dp/B0014FKI1Q/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Hopkins FloTool 11849 Dispos-Oil Recycle Oil Jug</a>
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0014FKI1Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/ATD-Tools-5185-Green-Drain-Pan-4-1-2-Gallon-Capacity/dp/B00A7EU6P8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">ATD Tools 5185 Green Drain Pan - 4-1/2 Gallon Capacity</a>
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A7EU6P8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s03?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Good luck!
2250324
I wish it had a thermostat. It's hard to maintain the correct oil temperature without one.
1232033
Took about an hour to remove the old one and install this one. This included power spraying all the old oil that was around the Engine and frame. Nice radiator. It is working great. Fit right into the OEM area as if it came with the truck. Satisfied.
2410008
Perfect fit for the 7.3L IDI. Tested in a pan on the stove prior to installation(as we should always do with a thermostat) right next to the used one for comparison. At boiling(212*F) the old t-stat had only opened 1/4 of the distance this new one did! I'm very happy about this since I was often nearly overheating my engine but my cooling system was in otherwise great shape, with a new HD radiator and coolant filter even.
I had a thermometer in the pan and this t-stat did begin to open right around 190*F. Perfect!
3088005
We live in an older house in Minnesota and in the winter, some parts of the home are definitely colder than others. We were on the lookout for a new heater to put in our basement level, so we decided to give the DeLonghi TCH7690ER Safeheat 1500W 28 In. Tower Ceramic Heater with Remote a try.

Here's what comes in the box:

-Heater unit
-remote control with 2 AAA batteries
-base/stand (comes in 2 parts)
-8 phillips head screws for securing base/stand to bottom of heater

Setup:

After you unbox everything, lay the heater on its side and click the base together around the bottom of the unit. Attach the base to the main heater unit with the 8 phillips screws (included). Route the power cord through the channel on the back underside of the base. Install the 2 AAA batters (included) in the remote.

The heater and remote have a similar button configuration. They are as follows:

-Power - turns unit on and off
-"Eco Energy" System - turns on energy saving feature (reduces power consumption by 20-40%)
-Timer (not on remote)
-Mode (Fan Only, Anti-Freeze (sets thermostat to 45 degrees), Heating 1 (Minimum Power), Heating 2 (Boost/Maximum Power)
-Plus (+) - Increase thermostat setting
-Minus (-) - Decrease thermostat setting
-Oscillation - turns oscillation feature on and off

What I especially like:

-Heater automatically shuts off when tipped over.
-Unit runs at 38 dB(A) at lowest setting
-Tower design takes up minimal space

This heater offers an exceptional range of features when compared to other models in the $70-$100 range. My rating is 5 out of 5 stars and is highly recommended.
1267843
The radiator came and then expected manner of time and it fit in perfectly I have no complaints on this radiator
765555
Large but works great.  Fans barely turn on under normal use and when they do the temp goes right down.  Went from 53 - 75 degrees with original processor fan to 35-45 degrees.  Great installation kit.  Looks like a car radiator.  Very effective.  Fits well in Define R4 case with 2nd fan raised.  If it fits, get it.
1335673
I haven't use the unit as of yet.  Will be using it in the motorhome while camping in the cool weather.  Hope to prevent moisture buildup on the windshield over night and moisture from showering. By inspecting the unit, I am confident it will preform well for my requirements.