Will it heat an uninsulated room when the temperature goes down below 0?
509055
Depends on the size of the room. Also, I would think you'd still need a sweater and a blanket (or two sweaters and a few blankets), but it does heat the room well here in Southern California (no insulation, but temps only go down to high 30sF). Good luck.
509056
The size of the room impacts how warm it will get. But, yes it will heat up a room that is not insulated. I used the same heater in South Africa and the ceiling was just made of zinc and nothing else and that kept the room warm.
509057
NO, NO and NO, it will knot. I have mine in a 150sft bedroom, insulated, double glazed windows, where it will do fine until the temp falls below twenty degree's. Then I have to add a comforter. david lubbock tx.
275378
Yes when you use the heater. When the room reaches the temp that you set the heater on it will shut off than come back on when the room starts to cool off.
993199
Yes it will, when the temp drops -1 below your setting. FYI, it will turn off when the temp reaches +2 above your setting.
1334826
It isn't going to completely heat your room up, I would suggest a larger model with more power. Or get two. I have the same size room and have Spanish tile, so it gets cold! I have 2 heaters, which makes it warmer with 2.
1316797
This is very dependent upon your environment. I'm in the Philly area, have 750 uninsulated sq. ft. and it takes hours to knock the chill out of the air. On a cold day it will never warm my shop because the concrete floor just radiates cold. Would insulation help? Not really. The heater can't overcome the cold concrete. Still, I'm satisfied with this little heater. I may add another. It's a cheaper alternative than a gas heater.A smaller shop would be better. Good luck overcoming a cold concrete floor.
1230192
The lowest is about 35 degrees. Just enough to keep things from freezing in the shop. It depends on the amount of space you have, and how well insulated it is. I am heating the equivalent of a one car garage and it is not well insulated. This heater would work better in a insulated garage.
1440953
it should work fine on a low setting, i would start out low and slowly increase the temp as needed.
2140365
I would not recommend this heater for temps that cold. I use it at my office in a cubical and it just takes the chill out.
52077
Well it heats up my small bedroom of about 120SF... Might not put out enough heat for an uninsulated garage that size.
621740
it will definately take the chill out of the air, but since it is uninsalated and has 17 windows that probablly leak air, you will probably need two. If the room was insulated it would keep it warm
2218515
I would say no with normally insulated house. I was pleasantly surprised how quiet this fan is. My only disappointment is that I didn't buy a larger size. My shop is 16x20 and this fan has a hard time keeping up with a thermostat set at 85 degrees.
1636733
The + button will go to 90 degrees. I doubt that it could warm the room that much.
2140366
If you are trying to heat a room that is less than 40 degrees, then this is probably not the heater for you. If you are just trying to have something to warm your hands next to whenever your fingers stop working, then this will probably do that job, but only if you are inches away from it. I agree with Ann M's answer, this heater is intended to supplement existing heat, it's not going to keep your whole igloo toasty.
656334
It's 36 degrees F. Depending on the temperature of the room, I doubt it will run that cool. The lowest I've run mine is 64 degrees F. Usually it is set to 70.
1804472
Yes, with some hesitation. I am in N. MI and I heat a room in an otherwise unheated building that is 12x24 with 10.5' ceilings. I only need to keep the room just above 65 to maintain the temperature of the equipment so it actually works quite well and we've already had nights down to 14 degrees this year. I assist the heater with a ceiling fan and the space is as well insulated as most homes but with a concrete floor. The thermostat feature is quite good at maintaining a consistent temperature. If you live in a place that is colder it might not work as well for you but if you're south then it should work well enough but might struggle to keep it at 75 or be on all the time as this size space really does require more BTUs. Download the manual, there is a chart in it to help you figure out your space to know how many BTUs you really need.
606607
I don't know for sure because I am not using it to heat an entire room, but I think it might warm one up nicely. Especially if it is a smaller room. I suggest you visit the DeLonghi website. I love mine!
561803
I use it in a 320 square foot guest house with cold tile floors. Keeps it toasty overnight down to 40 degrees outside.