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La estancia es pequeña, nos funciona muy bien. Al principio olía a cable o plástico caliente, con el uso dejó ese olor. Buena calidad y funcionamiento

Got this to use in an RV. Works great for small spaces! I like that you can set the temperature AND you can set the wattage lower - important in RVs/campers. The circular airflow helps the whole space get warm and isn't pointed in just one direction. I like safety feature button on the bottom where the unit will shut off if tipped. All in all, a good product at a decent price.

Just received this Honeywell 360. I plugged it in at my warehouse (24x40) just to test it out. Of course it won’t heat that much room, but I wanted to see how much heat it would put out. It’s a gentle heater with very quiet operation and I appreciate the easy to use control board. I will let it run tonight and check it out in the morning. I also like the small footprint so it can fit in small places. I have a Duraflame quartz heater which comes with a giant cabinet. Nice looking but takes up a lot of space.Will do a followup after I’ve given this one a chance to earn my positive comments.

This works great my husband a a dialysis patient & is always cold worth the money

Funciona bastante bien en una habitación mediana en máxima potencia tarda unos 15 min en tener dicha habitación con un clima mucho mas agradable.Si es algo ruidoso pero si no lo tienes tan cerca y con la tv encendida o la musica no notas que esta trabajando.

We have a 28’ motorhome with a living area/ kitchen in front and bedroom & bathroom in back. We started rv life 8 years ago and have tried a few of the normal radiant heaters. All of them shared the same faults, “thermostat” is completely worthless and only area in front of heater gets warm. Part of motorhome gets too hot, other part stays cold.Just got this unit yesterday and it worked very well last night. Thermostat actually works, and both front and back of motorhome heated evenly. A feature I like is when the temperture drops below the setting the readout changes from the set temperture to the actual temperture so you can see what is going on. After a two degree drop from set point the heater turns on. Remote works well and easy to use from bed by feel.Yes, there is a “plastic” smell that eventually goes away, as with all small heaters. There of course is some fan noise - as there is a fan, that is why it heats the RV evenly, but no on/off “click” on ours, just the change from fan noise to no noise. Due to noise present around most rv parks we use a white noise machine at nights and if the fan off/on sound difference keeps you from sleeping you probably would benefit from a white noise machine anyway.As other motorhome users know, propane is a pain to refill as it requires moving the rv to get the fixed tank refilled. Even trailers with portable propane tanks must go find a place for a refill. Our roof mounted heat pumps become ineffective starting in low 40’s requiring the propane furnace. I want the propane furnace when temp gets below 32 as ducted heat keeps pipes from freezing but from 32 to 42 we can now use this heater instead, and here in Tucson that is the majority temperture range of the colder nights in winter. I highly recommend this heater to other RV snowbirds.

Tengo varios calentadores electricos marca Honeywell y definitivamente son de muy buena calidad.Este modelo es para espacios pequeños y su desempeño es muy bueno

El calefactor no es muy grande, tiene una agarradera para transportarlo, así como si control remoto.Se debe poner al centro (o al menos no en una esquina) de la habitación ya que provee calor en todo el perímetro del aparato.Es efectivo para cuartos medianos.Despide un olor como a quemado, pero entiendo que al menos las primeras veces eso es normal. Lo he usado como 4 veces y sigue despidiendo ese aroma.Emite ruido y creo que es normal que lo haga.Al no tener deposito de agua, sí es un producto que seca el ambiente.El control remoto es efectivo.

Se descompuso en menos de 3 meses

Es muy buen producto. La ventaja de contar con control remoto facilita su encendido y apagado. El único contra con la versión sin control. Es precisamente el control remoto que le añade un sobre costo. Aunque es más fácil regular la temperatura. Depende de lo que busques.

This is a review of the Honeywell HHF370 digitally controlled 360 heater with remote. I would give it 5 stars if they would change functionality to be more like their non-digital versions when it comes to the LOW HEAT setting. On this digital version, the LOW HEAT setting completely bypasses the temperature control thermostat, and the darn thing heats nonstop.I have several of the Honeywell 360 type heaters, some are years old and they still work well. But the combination of features that made me like them has been changed for the worse on this digital version. This is my main gripe... it is that I want to run the heater ON LOW BUT STILL HAVE A TEMPERATURE CONTROL. Yes the HHF370 has a digital thermostat that controls temperature, but it works ONLY on the HIGH SETTING.On the older non-digital Honeywell 360-style heaters that I own, you can set the heat to HI or LOW and then adjust the temperature dial. It controls the temp regardless of the HI/LO setting, so when it get too warm it stops heating, and the fan stops. But not on this new digital version, and this wasn't made clear in the product details nor in the instructions.Whoever designed this new digital version totally misses the point of why you want and need a LOW setting. It is not about "energy conservation". The need for a LOW setting is all about avoiding tripping the circuit breaker (or mains as they say in the UK). Look... most electrical outlets in most rooms in the US are 15 amps (except bathrooms, kitchens, and garages, which are typically 20 amp). Now when using the HIGH HEAT setting the heater operates at 1500 watts. This means it draws 12.5 amps (that is 1500 watts divided by 120 volts). This leaves only 2.5 amps left for everything else you might have plugged in and running on the same branch circuit. Say for instance you're using the heater in your den, and the same circuit has on it the sound system, your wide screen TV, the ceiling fan, and all the lights. It adds up quickly. This is why so many folks find that running their space heater keeps tripping the circuit breaker; It's too much when there's other stuff loading up the circuit.That is why a lower watt setting is not only desirable, but in some circumstance it is the only setting you can use in certain room of the house because of the circuit situation. To forgo having a thermostat control the temperature on the LOW setting is a total design blunder.... Honeywell... are you listening? If it had this ability and was a bit quieter, the HHF370 would be 5 star all the way.I'm not knocking Honeywell's products, because I really like their heaters. At least they actually have a real true LOW setting, where so many other brands DO NOT. There are other brands of heaters that claim to have low settings, while they actually run at full power (around 1200 to 1875 watts). but they rapidly cycle the power to the heating element on and off. Yeah it's a LOW setting in terms of heat output, but not in terms of maximum electrical load. It's not a good way to do it, and that method will not keep you from tripping a circuit breaker on a loaded up 15 amp circuit.That's why I always loved the Honeywell heaters because most of them had a REAL TRUE LOW SETTING where it only consumes 750 watts (6.25 amps) while heating on low. Honeywell is one of the few companies that gets that right.Regardless, I still want to have the output controlled by a thermostat while operating on low. All of Honeywell's older non-digital models offered that ability, including the non-digital HHF360V which I would recommend over the digital HHF370 if running on LOW HEAT setting is a necessity like I find it to be. .So be aware that when using the HHF370 digital version, the LOW setting heats nonstop, and it will make things uncomfortably warm if it is near you. The high setting you can adjust, but it might trip your breaker. Too bad! I really liked the idea of having a remote plus a digital readout. You almost got it 100% right Honeywell. Try again.Other than that... if you're not sitting near the heater, and you happen to be plugged into a 20 amp circuit, the HHF370 digital might be a really good heater because the temp control works fairly well (but always 1500 watts - and it can put out a lot of heat). Also the remote is very, very handy.Like many of the newer heaters, the HHF370 is not very quiet. It's not terrible, but if it is near where you're sitting its noise is a bit obvious. So at this point it seems that the only heaters that Honeywell offers with TEMP CONTROL ON LOW HEAT SETTING are their non-digital models. If anyone has found a digital heater with TEMP CONTROL on LOW HEAT please leave a comment. I'm sure they exist, I just haven't found one yet. Anyway, regretfully, I am sending this one back and getting another non-digital HHF360 instead.One last comment.... I wish Honeywell still made the HZ2200 because it was much quieter than the current versions. I still have one that is 10 years old, and it still works great. As far as space heaters go I like and prefer Honeywell... they do the job well.

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