kW of heat output, the Vento is perfect for larger rooms or for boosting existing heat sources around the home.

The 3 heat settings require the following the power input with thermostat at max (measured from the plug).The company 'Aghezty' works in the field of online sale of all electrical and electronic devices, air conditioners, mobile devices, intercoms, alarms and monitoring devices, and provides high-quality products with advanced technology that meet the desires and expectations of the consumer. It does not stay on all the time, turning itself off once the thermostat temperature has been reached. They do make a sort of pleasant crackling sound of heating oil when turned on from cold if used on the highest setting (which is disconcerting at first if you aren't used to oil-filled heaters but is perfectly normal! I was quite surprised to see setting 2 being so close to the same power consumption as setting 1, but there you go.

Its variable thermostat has frost protection and a choice of three heat settings, with a safety cut out switch to prevent it from overheating.Bought two of these to survive a broken boiler over Christmas a few years ago, and have used one ever since under my desk in a cold office at work and one in my bedroom at home to help regulate the temperature as the room is often much cooler than the rest of the house due to the roof design. We have a Delonghi oil-filled electric radiator in the conservatory, and it does smell a bit when it is heating up - like a kind of rubbery smell, but not burning rubber. More expensive heaters or fixed wall mounted radiators often claim to be more efficient based on the fact they have more sophisticated thermostats and/or timers, so can avoid wasting energy by overheating the room. I don't mind so much if the smell is normal, though I don't find it particularly nice, was just worried it might indicate a fault as I have two other oil filled heaters (Swan branded) and these don't smell at all. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

I read quite a few reviews before deciding upon this one; what I definitely didn't want is a radiator that pinks and creaks when its warming up and cooling down.It features the "Venturi Effect", in which an internal chimney-like structure increases convective air flow. Have a very cold bedroom in our stone-built cottage that measures 4x4 metres with a 'cathedral' ceiling and needed a supplementary heater for the oil-fired central heating which is not on all the time. I bought this for my daughter's bedroom; it's got a large bay window and is on the side of the house that never gets sun, so it does tend to get cold at night. Bought it just over a year ago but it has only had a couple of days (non continuous) use when I first got it just to test it as it was bought just in reserve in case an existing heater failed.

Heater is used on a time switch to come on for 2 hours at lunchtime, then from midnight until 9 am and the bedroom is now nice and warm, and that's using the heater on its lowest setting (700kw) which hopefully means that when winter really arrives up here in the north Pennines, we have plenty of spare heating power. It has three variable heat settings and an adjustable room thermostat to set and maintain the desired temperature, as well as an anti-frost function and an overheat safety protection feature.It does a great job of warming the area although truth be told we have not had any really cold weather as yet.