De'Longhi TCH7690ER 1500W Ceramic Tower Heater with Oscillation, Thermostat & Fan Only Function - Quiet, Energy Efficient Space Heater for Indoor Use in Office, Bedroom & Living Room - 24 Inch Safe Heating with Tip-Over & Overheat Protection
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Product Description
The De’Longhi TCH7690EDR Ceramic Tower Heater provides safe even heat in medium-sized areas of your home ensuring even warmth in bedrooms living rooms and home offices with its motorized oscillation and multiple heat settings The fan-only mode provides air circulation during the warmer months With its ECO Plus setting the heater automatically selects the optimal setting for the user’s temperature preference and current room temperature resulting in energy savings of 20 to 40 percent The heater also comes with a remote control 24-hour digital timer and an easy-carry handle.
Product Features
Fast, Even Heating. Ceramic heater offers wide range heat distribution with motorized oscillation in 1500 watts of power, best for small spaces and individual comfort
All season use offers instant warmth in the winter and a cool breeze in the summer with the fan only function. Use all year circulate air and increase personal comfort.
Cool Touch handle and controls allow you to easily operate and relocate your heater at any time during or after use.
Automatically Saves Energy ECO Plus function automatically adjusts heat and power settings saving you up to 40% on energy bills* *When compared to operation at maximum power. Internal laboratory tests.
Built-In Safety Features includes two-stage overheat protection with thermal shutoff and thermal fuse to prevent overheating and an internal tip-over switch that automatically turns the unit off if it falls over.
Personalized Comfort Customize your heating needs with digital controls, including an adjustable thermostat, 24 hour timer and multiple heat settings.
Helps Prevent Frozen Pipes. When the temperature dips below 41 degrees F (5C), the Anti-freeze setting automatically switches on the heater and can help prevent frozen pipes, especially in basements or vacation homes.
Save on energy bills by heating only the room you're in, only when you need it, not your entire home.
Save on energy bills by heating only the room you're in, only when you need it, not your entire home.
Customer Reviews
We've had two previous DeLonghi heaters that have worked well each winter since 2008 so we decided to get another. The TCH7690ER seems to be working out well. Couple of modest changes. The previous models would turn themselves off as soon as they lost contact with the floor. The present really has to be tipped over before it shuts itself off. That's an advantage if you want to adjust its position without having to turn it off and on again. The newer model has a nice illuminated display that's always on by default but it only shows the temperature limit. I liked the older models would show the current temperature of the input air, so you knew how cold the room was, but the LCD display would go out after a short time, making it hard to read. Once the unit is turned on and set, it remembers its settings and turns on again to the same ones. But if you unplug it, you have to go through the fan-only, then the freeze protection mode before you reach the first heat mode. I guess that's supposed to be protection against your kid turning it on when the device is sitting right next to the drapes. The handle is a little shallow, too, so you have to be careful when carrying the device not to thoughtlessly lose your grip. But all-in-all, a very attractive, relatively quiet heater that, if it proves to be as reliable as its predecessors, will be a great bargain, too (they're still running strong after the 7 years). Did think as another reviewer remarked that DeLonghi could have provided more detailed instructions for the minor assembly involved in putting on the base. There is no heads-up about making sure to put the cord under the cord hook in the base and I just happened to notice the advisability of doing so during assembly. Makes sense, though, to ship unit with base off for compactness and avoiding breakage. Minor quibble about a product I'm otherwise thoroughly satisfied with.
