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Q: Has this heater ever blew a curcuit breaker after being used for a bit which caused to blow and your place loses power? Thanks

submitted by Aikblackbelt420 - 3 years ago
  • A: There are 3 reasons that a normal circuit breaker trips. **1st is a short circuit. **2nd too many things. **3rd is overheating.running too many things but not enough to trip.

    submitted byimbm24 - 2 years ago
  • A: This is not what we expect from our heaters. Please contact our support team by emailing us at SocialSupport@helenoftroy.com and we will be happy to assist you and help make this right.

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 3 years ago
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Q: I notice when going from low to high setting I don’t see a diff in the amount of air blown out or the noise level. I would think going from low to high there would be more air and it would become louder. Is this normal?

submitted by Jenn - 7 years ago
  • A: There should be more air in changing settings. Please contact the manufacturer for troubleshooting.

    submitted byProduct Expert - 7 years ago
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  • A: We will be happy to clear up the confusion Jenn. The fan only has one speed. On low, only half of the element is generating heat for gentle heat distribution, while on high the entire element is generating heat for faster heating. If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to contact our consumer relations team by emailing us at SocialSupport@HelenofTroy.com. Thank you.

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 6 years ago
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Q: I notice when it is on the low setting and the high setting I don’t see a difference of much air flow come out and it makes the same sound . I would think going from low to high it might be a bit louder or blow more air . Is this normal?

submitted by Jenn - 7 years ago
  • A: There should be more air in changing settings. Please contact the manufacturer for troubleshooting.

    submitted byProduct Expert - 7 years ago
    Brand expert
  • A: We will be happy to clear up the confusion Jenn. The fan only has one speed. On low, only half of the element is generating heat for gentle heat distribution, while on high the entire element is generating heat for faster heating. If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to contact our consumer relations team by emailing us at SocialSupport@HelenofTroy.com. Thank you.

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 6 years ago
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Q: Does the unit get hot to touch? (Will be in child’s bedroom)

submitted by Kristina - 7 years ago
  • A: A.) Thank you for this inquiry. This Honeywell heater is equipped cool touch housing, however, the housing where the heater pushes out air will become heated when the unit is in use. We hope this information is helpful. For further assistance with your heater questions or concerns, please contact SocialSupport@kaz.com. Thank you.

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 7 years ago
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Q: What is the noise rating on this heater? Is it noisy, and is the fan going all the time when on? I'm looking for an energy-efficient, quiet heater that is either 360 heating or oscillates, thanks.

submitted by MaryInMaryland - 8 years ago
  • A: I found the heater to be quite loud! We had another Honeywell heater that we used for years, and it was MUCH quieter. I could not put this heater into the baby's room, and it was too loud for me to sleep in my own room. I tried it on the lowest setting across the room, and I still could not sleep with it on. I also tried it in the TV room, and we had to turn the volume up quite a bit on the TV to hear it over the heater noise. We will be returning this model.

    submitted byJessica K - 8 years ago
  • A: A.) Thank for you for your inquiry. This heater is not rated for a specific decibel rating, however is not a loud heater. The unit is as loud as the small to medium sized fan which moves the air through the heater. Accordingly, when the fan speed is low, the heater is especially quiet. If you have any other questions regarding this Honeywell heater, please do not hesitate to contact our consumer relations team. Our team can be reached by emailing SocialSupport@kaz.com. Thank you.

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 8 years ago
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Q: How do you get the heater to go 360 degrees?

submitted by sharon - 8 years ago
  • A: It doesn't move, the vents are all the way around it.

    submitted bySamanthaY - 8 years ago
  • A: Thank you for your inquiry. The Heater automatically dispenses heat in a 360 degree range. If you have any questions, please let us know. We can be reached by emailing SocialSupport@kaz.com. Thank you.

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 8 years ago
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Q: How far must the heater be from anything combustible?

submitted by CraigO - 27 days ago
  • A: Thank you for your question. For the Honeywell HHF360B Surround Heater, we recommend keeping it at least 3 feet (36 inches) away from any combustible materials. If you have more questions, please reach out to SocialSupport@helenoftroy.com. We’re happy to help!

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 26 days ago
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Q: Do it need to be plugged in or does it use batteries

submitted by K - 3 months ago
  • A: Thank you for your inquiry. The Honeywell HHF360B Heater needs to be plugged into a standard wall outlet. This heater does not run on batteries. If you have further questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact us at SocialSupport@helenoftroy.com. We're here to help!

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 3 months ago
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Q: Does thisxheater have automatic thermostat that cuts off when meets temperature and automatically cut itself bk on when room gets below setting?

submitted by Betty - 3 months ago
  • A: Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, the Honeywell HHF360B 360° Surround Heater does include an adjustable thermostat that will shut off once the room reaches the set temperature and turn back on automatically when the temperature drops below that setting. This helps maintain a comfortable room temperature without constant manual adjustment. If you have any other product questions or need assistance, we’re always happy to help at SocialSupport@helenoftroy.com.

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 2 months ago
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Q: It says it’s programmable? How?

submitted by Dont do it - 4 months ago
  • A: Thank you for your inquiry. The “programmable” feature refers to the timer settings that allow you to set the heater to turn off automatically after 1, 2, or 4 hours. If you’d like tips on using the timer or other features, please feel free to contact us at SocialSupport@helenoftroy.com!

    submitted byManufacturer Tech Support - 3 months ago
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