Best Electric Heaters for Digital Thermostat

it's powerful enough to heat up my 12x10 bedroom in few minutes.

i 'live' in a basement which gets pretty cold, my room has one wall that is considered an outside wall, in order to have any light in my room i need to have my bathroom door open - two outside walls.

if you need something for a bedroom or a basement, here she be!

small but powerful, this is exactly what i wanted for my office!

i keep one in the basement and one on the main level.

i bought two of these for our finished basement-to supplement the heat.

this is a poor copy of the original; the heater cord on the newest version is ribbon thin compared to the originals 14 gauge cord which was heavy duty thick and round.

it puts out lots of heat and is energy efficient.

[$] depending on the expected energy savings i may purchase a second heater so i don't have to move one from room to room.

it's more than powerful enough as an under-desk heater.

if my wiring could tolerate the 2nd, more powerful setting it would probably work better, but the circuit breaker shuts it all off anytime i use that setting.

we have finished our basement and have a home theater room which is on the cool side.

this is a great heater, i got it for my girl friend who's room is in a cold basement.

i bought this heater to head my bedroom/finished basement.

i use it when i'm in my basement office and only run it for a few hours at a time.

therefore, the total cost for us is about 12 cents an hour or about a dollar a night (i confirmed this using black & decker em100b energy saver series power monitor.

the honeywell hz-709 comes very well packaged with solid styrofoam wrapped around the unit all inside a heavy duty cardboard box.