How does this one compare to the $289 TWFP1500 that you can find at sunheat.com or sunheatinternational?
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from the video, it looks like TWFP has a more realistic flame, it also has a longer warranty. Not sure if the remote on the TWFP has a timer, that shuts the fireplace off automatically, which is convenient.
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hey markyboy, don"t buy it. its a piece of crap, try anything else, you will probably have better luck.
1618611
I'm sorry I can't honestly answer that yet. I never got the chance to try it out.
1618612
I really like the Duraflame because of the electric flames. The heat I think would be about the same, but don't know for sure that much about the others.
1618613
I am not familiar with the sunheat infrared heater but can tell you we have had no problems with the Duraflame we purchased. Use it in travel trailer and it keeps warmth in low temps.
926114
it has 2 settings, 400 watts and 800 watts. It won't heat your 15x20 room...it's more of a spot heater at the 800 watt setting. If you want something that can easily heat up with those dimensions, I would go for a Living Pure heater that puts out 1500 watts and which radiates the heat in all directionsI don't even use the oscillating feature because then the heat dispersion is uneven
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This is my review I posted on these heaters....you will probably need an new transformer/ignitor part #75-025-0100...see my review below I purchased the smaller PT-55-SS Pro Temp Sun Stream version new and within 6 months it needed a new transformer which costs $75 w/shipping and are on a 6 month back order so I purchased another one called a Heat Hog which is the same as the Sun Stream and after running about 3 tanks of kerosene through this one it also had the transformer go out so I waited for my back order transformer to get here and when it did I installed it and once again within 3 months that one failed also...I followed all the instructions which include letting the heater go through its "cool down cycle" when turning it off and before restarting and they still burned out. My old Knipco heater lasted 15+ years with very little maintenance I should have never replaced it with these overpriced throw away models from Pinnacle. No use trying to argue your case with Pinnacle customer service since no matter what it cannot be their fault you must not have been using the heater properly.
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it has 2 settings, 400 watts and 800 watts. It won't heat your 15x20 room...it's more of a spot heater at the 800 watt setting. If you want something that can easily heat up with those dimensions, I would go for a Living Pure heater that puts out 1500 watts and which radiates the heat in all directions I don't even use the oscillating feature because then the heat dispersion is uneven
2253911
I'm not sure, this one says 1110 as well but maybe professional is different. I will half to look into that!! This one I'm not particularly impressed with as far as the heat source!
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I've never used the sunbeam ultraheat but I do think this one keeps a very constant heat, honestly I have had to turn it down at times as I was thinking it wouldn't get too hot but it really does the trick and my wife likes it as well.
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Hi this model is a floor unit while the g73 is a wall or ceiling mounted unit. Also it has the design of the Dayton brand heaters. Lastly the g73 is rated at 5000 watts peak usage while the g56 is 5600 watts. G56 puts off slightly more heat as far as I can tell. Price of the g73 is substantially more than the g56 due to this I went with the g56 since you can almost buy 2 for the price of 1 g73
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I can't evaluate the B-W heater. I had quotes from installers and the two brands that they recommended were B-W and Rheem. I went with the Rheem based on reviews and availability. The installation was straightforward and it has been working flawlessly. However, it's only been installed for a few months. It replaced a Rheem that I had for almost 20 years.
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Your mileage may vary since there are a ton of different sellers advertising through this one listing. The one I got had the housing but it was broken. I ended up re-using the old housing and then returned the whole damn thing because it was crap (took a long time to warm up, wasn't very bright and flickered a lot). Do yourself a favor and buy a lamp through Tristatemodule.com. You'll pay a little more but you will definitely get a quality product.
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I do not remember. It stopped working only a few months after purchase. I've had a Sunbeam heating pad for 2 yrs now & def recommend it over the Conair.
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Hey,I ended up buying the WDEUBK10000N. So far no issues. It's build seems to be able to take more "abuse" then my last one which looked more like the WDH1U. It's quiet enough; I had to actually put it to my ear to here to see if it was on. Not sure on the temp because I don't keep it running all the time.
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We live in KY and have an Ipool. We bought a shelter logic 12 x 20 x 8 Heavy Duty green house. We placed 4 x 8 x 3/4" Tractor supply stall mats on the ground. The pool was then installed over those mats inside the green house. We also got the RayPak 5KW heater but rarely use it unless the day is very cold or want a quick temperature rise. We have also installed a Fibro Pool heat pump as the primary cooler weather heat source. We have a KW meter installed on the 220 line to the heaters we keep the pool at 87 degrees and let the heat pump and pool pump run 24/7. In addition we have two solar pro solar heaters connected to the filter pump that came with Ipool. The Heat Pump / RayPak actual pool connections are pumped by an Intex 2500 GPH circulation pump. Right now in March it takes between .89 cents to $1.25 per day to keep the pool at 87 degrees. With good sunlight it will drop to .40 to .60 cents. During our coldest months we shut the pumps down at night and let the pool temperature drop. A timer will turn filter and heat pump on to raise the to swim temperature in the afternoon. The heat pump will raise the temperature 2 - 3 degrees an hour as long as outside temperature is 40 or above. If we turn on the RayPak to speed up heating we get 5 - 6 degrees an hour rise. When we had just the RayPak the cooler month were running around 5 - 6 dollars a day. Overall the Pool has been great, provides an excellent work out, usually swim 45 minutes 3 - 4 times a week currently. The pool, green house, and heat pump work well together. If I did not like the temperature higher and set it to normal indoor pool temperature of 80 or so it would cost a lot less to run. As it is around $30.00 a month is well worth the convenience to us.
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I don't know but I can't imagine paying $150 more. The Thermal Model is a good machine but the only problem I have with it is that you have to microwave the coffee when it comes out, even if you do it immediately. I suppose you can only get it so hot unless you have continual heat from a burner. It's not that big of deal and I really like the machine.
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thank you very much T.sharp, that helped a lot.in my area, I haven't seen any HP 2195m in local stores, maybe I missed it.technically,2195m should better than 2207h, can't believe it's price is better too!. thanks again!
2076023
I have this heater. Actually 2 of them. I loved it when I was using it. Did a fantastic job of heating my home. The one and ONLY reason I stopped using it is because the cost of kerosene has really skyrocketed since last year, plus it's extremely hard to find it here now. But I am considering biting the dust and getting some for these days that are record-breakingly low this year. The main thing you have to remember with the 2304 DH is to keep it a minimum of 4-6 feet from anything around it. If you have pets, don't worry. Most animals (I have 2 dogs and a cat) learn to get close to it to get warm and to scootch away as they warm up. I've never once had a problem with my pets getting burned. Also, I never leave mine running all night or when I'm not home. And of course, don't ever place anything on top of it. Also of course, don't use anything but K-1 kerosene in it. As long as you use common sense, you won't have a problem and will be just as satisfied with yours as I am with mine.
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To be honest you will not lose many features at all and the 325 watt has easily gone through the toughest of bread doughs. Below is a link to the comparison chart if that helps you decide. It really comes down to if you think the extra $100+ dollars is worth it.http://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node;=2673141011
2013462
I have had both. I had to replace the heat bulbs on the edenpure after a couple of years, I havn't had the honeywell that long. Both seem to be good but I chose honeywell because it was consumer reports best buy.