AMOS Oil Filled Radiator 5-Fin 1000W with Adjustable Thermostat Home Office Portable Electric Heater

Surprisingly good little heater for the price! It’s compact enough to tuck away neatly, but still throws out a decent amount of heat for small rooms or keeping your feet warm under a desk.Heats up quickly, runs silently, and the thermostat control is easy to adjust. Doesn’t guzzle power like some of the bigger units, so it’s ideal if you want a bit of extra warmth without running the central heating all day.Great for home offices, bedrooms, or anywhere you just need that little boost of heat.

Smaller than I expected but that's on me. Sturdy product, and warmed my loft office really well despite its size It's cold up there! Brilliant value, easy to use and looks really well made.

It's 3kw with 13 fins ' and does the job '. It gets lovely and hot 🔥 but i didn't like the spring seal around the electrical parts '.I feel like they should have a screw down ' or bolt down cover for safety ' but if you have kid's then a fire guard is essential to prevent accidental scolding '.It's clearly one of the most affordable way's to heat ' because oil takes a long time to cool when it's in a metal jacket like this ' and the thermostatic control means that it uses a lot less electricity to top up the room temperature by only a few degrees when the room temperature setting has dipped by a few degrees '.Obviously it will use a lot of electricity to reach your desired temperature from cold ' but if you turn off one switch and reduce the heat setting when the room is warm 🥵 ' then it will save money and be much cheaper to run over a longer period of time 🤠. A radiant heater would be better if you wanted to heat yourself instead of the room ' and could save you even more on the electric 💡😌.It works and i haven't had any problems with it so far 😃

This one is really small in size, but smaller than I expected. Yet, it heats up my small study room quite fast and it doesn't occupy lot of space. I keep it under my desk and is happy with it. Bought it last winter, still loving it. I would recommend it if u want a small heater.

it gave up and not working

This heater is literally the size of a welly boot. For a small room, like a study it is providing good background heat. According to my smart meter it also seems pretty economical to run. I work from home in a small office. This saves me putting the whole house heating on. Once it gets up to warmth, pretty quick for an oil rad, it just gently works in the background. I used to have a convector heater to do the same job, but this is much better. This will not provide nuclear thermal heat, so don't expect it to. But I am happy with the gentle background heat it provides. The thermostat works well just topping it up... Remember to shut the door and keep the warmth in. Would I buy another? would I buy it as a gift for someone? Yes I would. Its fine for a small room context. Very happy!

I got a few of these because the GSH in the house was being repaired. I was looking for the cheapest 3kw oil heater, so this was it. Of the 4 heaters I bought 3 worked fine but one didn't heat up. I have electrical skills so I thought I'd just see if I could fix it which I did. I think it was the main heat level switch, so I just removed it and shorted the connections. It worked fine after that, just used the thermostat to vary the heat and switch off at plug. One by one the rest failed the same way, so I fixed them the same. The core heating part seems OK, just that cheap main switch was the problem. I see they've changed the design now, so I'm guessing they had many returns. They still have the same crap switch on some of the lower powered ones. I advise avoid those.

I have bought 4 of the 650watt heaters because they will run with my 3.9kw solar system. January is still cold but has sun from 0900 to around 1645 ish. I have dotted these heaters around my house on a timer switch that will switch them on at 10am when the solar power will be enough to run them completely or at a reduced inport price from the grid. They come with thermostat control so they can switch off when the rooms become the right temperature. Having thermostat control is helpful to not overload the solar system because not all the radiators will be on at the same time because of the thermostat control. The timer is set to turn them off at 1700 making massive savings on gas heating. If you run a solar system on your house I would give some serious thought about getting some of these heaters. Will make a massive saving from gas if you use solar.