Morphy Richards OFR Room Heater, 09 Fin 2000 Watts Oil Filled Room Heater , ISI Approved (OFR 9 Grey)

Excellent, top-rate heater. The thermostat functions perfectly - and the clip it makes is much quieter than other brands. The heat output is awesome on the highest setting, 2000 watts, and quite adequate for a single room on the lowest setting, 800 watts. And it's lightweight and attractive.

The product is good and it comes with great features and advantages.The biggest advantage of these type of OFR room heaters is that it doesn't burn the oxygen of the room as done by the conventional room heaters. It takes a while to get fully hot and comes with a temperature control knob. The best feature of this is auto shut off. So you can set the temperature and once the heater reaches that temperature it automatically shuts off thereby saves electricity and maintains a constant room temperature. It's comparatively heavy but the wheels make it easy to move. Comes with a 16 amps plug so beware. Though the product appears to be of solid built but I recieved with some dents and scratches but didn't return it.

It's not heating, the display is just blinking. Not a sturdy product.There's no troubleshooting. The return window literally closed an hour ago, within 10 days of delivery!! This is an expensive product without any product support.Also it needs a large 16 Amp plug which is an inconvenience. You can't just plug it in regular plug points. I spent a week to get the plug done by electrician and now it's not working on third day!

The europe style heater.It has no fan.It sit in the corner does its job. It weighs 8kg. But the wheels help it make portable.Loving the heater. It doesn’t dehumidify the air.Its definitely slow, but it will not make a room hot, but make room comfortable, so, you don’t shiverIt has 3 power modes, 800w, 1500w and 2000w

The media could not be loaded. Rating it after 1 month. I ordered if for my parents. Previously they were normal room heater(which burns room oxygen)Parents has given this 5/5. Their room size 12 ft by 14 ft is warm nicely. It taken an hour at speed 1 and lesser time at speed 2 & 3. Parents stay in a city where day temp during winters is 10-14 degrees and night falls to 4-8 degrees. With this oil filled heater on room is nice and cozy and no need to put many sweaters and warn clothes. This works more efficiently if room is air tight.Until now parents have not been able to turn it on for more then 3-4 hours. They have to switch it off in 1-4 hours time depending how cold it is. I would recommend this product and it comes with 2 years warranty as well. Delivery was faster and smooth. Operation is very easy just put the plug in 15amp plug and turn it on, that’s it. Do not worry and buy this product with confidence.

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15 Fins is a gimmick. Thermocore heaters are oil free as advertised, so the fin count may not be as relevant as oil filled radiatorsI bought this expecting an upgrade and preferred the analog over digital since the latter needs to be turned on manually after a power cut. But it has failed to impress in its initial days of use.Pros1. Good design and finish, quick and easy to install wheels, no tools required2. Wire can be neatly tucked away into dedicated compartment when not in use3. Heats up quicker than Oil filled radiators4. Doesn't seem to burn oxygen and dries the air nominally.5. Lighter than OFRsCons1. A possible major design oversight is the fact that the fins really do not get hot enough as expected on the sides. The heat is mostly given off on the top. As we know hot air rises, so the heat concentrates on the top of the fins, where vent holes have been provided and the sides remain relatively much cooler. This may be resulting in lesser efficiency as heat from top of the radiator (higher than my bed) may be escaping above, and not spreading horizontally as well as oil filled radiators that get evenly heated across the fins.2. Hums. Like a small transformer. Not too much but distinctly. Oil filled radiators are totally quiet in comparison and only make the occasional click of metal expansion / contraction3. No fan - which makes it quiet, but without an option to dissipate heat quicker. Also no remote for the analog versionOverall, the claimed benefit over oil radiators seems a gimmick. I've used oil filled heaters for several years, never had a leak or burst. Usually it is the thermostat that fails whenever it does. A 13 fin oil heater with usually higher wattage (2900W) as compared to this heater (2000W), seems more efficient. There is no immediate apparent advantage, and it is priced much higher. Maybe it proves durable and lasts longer without needing service than a typical oil filled radiator - time will tell.

I bought this quite recently and used it for 2 nights so far. Writing this review to guide the potential buyers.Advantages:1. Material Quality is excellent and gives a premium look to your interiors as well. Ivory color is great2. When choosing an oil heater, make sure it has a fan. this increases efficiency and decreases power consumption. this one has it.3. 3 power options are good and helpful in managing the electricity consumption. Consumes approx. 5 kWh for 3-4 hours of continuous cycle on lowest power setting.4. This is a radiator like you have in cars and do not burn oxygen inside the room. you can keep it on for entire night and sleep peacefullyDisadvantages:1. This one is especially for your bed rooms, provided they are medium sized and insulated from any air flow from outside. Wouldn't work in living room or large rooms quite efficiently.2. Rheostat function looks not so good because of some unknown reason. it will cut-off the electricity as per the set temperature for 2 cycles perfectly but the third cycle when it turns on is quite delayed and it gets up to freezing the entire room again before turning on 3rd time. You will have to switch it on and set it again in this case.