DeLonghi Radiator Heater: Oil Filled, Electric Space Heater, Indoor Use, Programmable Timer, 3 Settings, 1500W, ETL Listed

A: Hello JK, Yes.

A: Hello Friend, It's not recommended to run while sleeping; its up to your discretion.

A: Hello Angi, Thank you for leaving your question. None of the De'Longhi heater parts contain PTFE type materials. If you have any additional questions, please don't hesitate to ask; we're always here to help.

A: Hello Satya, Thank you for your question. We're sorry to hear that your Radiator Heater is not performing to your liking. When the temperature of the room is colder, ideally, the room will take longer to get warm. Due to the exclusive design, up to 35% more heat is transferred; the more radiant surfaces in the room, the faster heat is transferred. We recommend adding more radiant surfaces in the room you are trying to heat. We hope this helps. Thank you

A: My new heater doesn't work well either and the answer by customer service isn't helpful. My old DeLonghi radiator heater works exceptionally well so we bought a new one last month. We are disappointed

A: Hi Jack, Thank you for your question. Our Radiator Space Heater has oil sealed inside the unit, when the unit is pugged into electricity, it heats up the oil which heats up the room. We hope this helps. Thank you.

A: Oil is sealed inside the unit, the oil heats up and radiates heat into the room.

A: Per the item description, TRRS0715E.

A: Hello Grace kelly, The model number for this unit is TRRS0715E.

A: Hello, No, this unit doesn't have the tip-over feature.

A: Hello Meta, I'm sorry your unit is powering off. Do you have the timer set on the unit? If the timer isn't set, we would appreciate the opportunity to speak with you and assist you in correcting this issue. Please contact us Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. at 1-800-322-3848.

A: Hello Deejay, The maximum temperature for this unit is 82.

A: Hello Sny, No, this unit doesn't have the tip-over protection. New heaters may have a residual smell from the oils or chemicals used during the manufacturing process. These substances can release an odor when the heater is first turned on, but the smell usually fades after a few hours of use.