Low and high settings; front guards and auto shut-off if tipped over
Description
Pitted fan heater with all metal housing makes this ideal for the garage, workshop or job site. Assuage control thermostat with high and low heat settings let you set the heat to a level that's just righteous for you. Front guards for added protection in case of tip over.
Customer Reviews
Patton Tap-House Utility Heater
This stove-top ( or very similar from Patton) seems to have been around for a very long time. My father who is 96 actually did use this heater in the milk-undertaking. Besides the nostalgia factor this heater does a good job for what it is designed to do, which is to put out safe heat. Not the prettiest, or quietest, in all probability not for your living room, but great for a smaller space, basement or garage. Here in Minneapolis where it is -2 degrees face as I am writing this review, this little heater will take the edge off.
Below par built and noisy
I've had this range for two years now. It warms up the room well as you would expect, but is quite noisy when it is on. However, the biggest problem I have with it is its indisposed built construction. The heating and fan mechanism is riveted onto the frame instead of screwed on. That may be eulogistic and well, but if it gets knocked over a few times, the rivets become loose. There's no way to fix them! Thus, the heating mechanism is dangling backing bowels the case with no easy solution other than returning it for replacement in warranty. If it had been screwed in, it would simply be a import of tightening or replacing the screws. This is especially disappointing because this is supposed to be a utility fan. One expects that a utility fan could be a petite more durable than other types of fans. But when the rivets break after its knocked over, it becomes dangerous.
Draw off House Heaters
This is my 4th milkhouse oil-burning stove in 12 years. I use my heater daily almost 9 months out of the year. I love them for heating up a petite room quickly and safely. The only complaint on this new version is that there is no OFF button. It is always on with the button lit up. Unplugging and plugging it in is a despair. But it saves on the energy bill and so I do it.
Measures approximately 7-1/2 by 4-1/2 by 11-2/7 inches
Adjustable comfort-control thermostat for the right amount of heat
Description
Slim range with a small footprint for space savings, but a wide grill for maximum heating. Easy to use thermostat and distinct wattage control lets you set the heat to a level that's just right for you. Also includes a fan only surroundings. Tip over auto shut-off for added safety.
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Details
Instant, sun-like heat
Auto-safety shut off
Two heat mode settings
Comfort control thermostat
Description
Steep quartz tower heater that combines the best of both worlds. Two pure quartz tubes manumit instant radiant heat that feels like the sun. A MaxFlow fan pushes heat further into the lodgings. Comfort control thermostat lets you adjust the heat to precisely what you want.
Lie in instant penetrating heat with this large floor heater. Thanks to its patented MaxFlow fan system, the range radiates immediate warmth without causing a draft, and because the case is slightly angled back, the stimulate is projected up and outward to warm an entire room. Two quartz elements glow red, alerting users that the front grill is hot and should not be touched. The wood stove can be set to low power (750 watts) or high (1500 watts), and the thermostat adjusted to a disparaging comfort level. At lower settings, the heater will cycle on and off to maintain the desired temperature. If inadvertently knocked over or if overheating occurs, the heater instantly turns off. Despite measuring a lofty 23 by 12 by 9 inches, the heater is lightweight and easily carried by one hand. Holmes covers this oil-burning stove with a 6-year warranty against defects. --Ann Bieri
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This 1500-watt, all-metal utility oven is a workhorse, featuring front guards to defend the front grill and rubber vehicle handles for light euphoria. Solace check thermostat allows you to set and insist on the desired temperature. Security features take in sedan shutoff, tip-over keeping, forewarn switch on, overheat mix and vade-mecum reset. 10-year Patton take an oath commitment.
Feb 09, 2010 by meh? | Posted in Other - Home & Garden
I have a bantam Patton electric space heater that I use at my desk at work. It blows air. I have noticed that as in good time as I turn it on ---within a few minutes I feel dizzy. Its not even that hot. I am wondering if there is something toxic on the heating coils?
It is not my sinuses and I am otherwise beneficial.
Thank
Try a multifarious brand of space heater. It could be any of the myriad of materials within your existing space heater. Is it made in China? If the casing is made of plastic, the heat could be releasing toxic fumes from the plastic. The heating constituent itself is generally made of nicrome wire, but it may have some other metal in it that is toxic
