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| Brand | Fargo |
| Item model number | 81760 |
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| Product Id | 426877 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
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This heater just works. I have found that I have to set the temp slightly cooler and then it keeps it evenly warm (in my case set it on 68 to get 70 or so). It works great to keep the bedroom comfortable (coldest room in the house without the heater), and runs on low setting most of the time. I did recently have a chance to check out how much heat this will produce when the house furnace went out on a 25 degree day in January. I had the DVTH and a several year old mechanical thermostat Vornado also, and I turned them both on full blast to keep the house warm while we waited the weekend for a furnace blower motor to arrive. With the good air circulation from these heaters the two together kept the house warm enough and were a real live saver in this case. I recommend Vornado to all my friends.
This heater just works. I have found that I have to set the temp slightly cooler and then it keeps it evenly warm (in my case set it on 68 to get 70 or so). It works great to keep the bedroom comfortable (coldest room in the house without the heater), and runs on low setting most of the time. I did recently have a chance to check out how much heat this will produce when the house furnace went out on a 25 degree day in January. I had the DVTH and a several year old mechanical thermostat Vornado also, and I turned them both on full blast to keep the house warm while we waited the weekend for a furnace blower motor to arrive. With the good air circulation from these heaters the two together kept the house warm enough and were a real live saver in this case. I recommend Vornado to all my friends.
I purchased a DVTH and within a month the product started having issues. It would turnoff during the night while I was trying to heat my childern's room. It would switch to FA mode and they would wake up cold. I used it a couple more times in my room, but again, it would switch to FA mode. I called Vornado and they immediately sent a label so I could return the product. Within 7 days they were shipping my fixed unit back without out-of-pocket expense. On top of that, I could tell they were willing to do what it took to keep me as a loyal customer. The customer service person on the phone said they had a five year warranty and I didn't even need my receipt. Awesome. If your like me and want to buy a heater only once, then Vornado is the route for you. I've lived in the northeast for the better part of six years and I've tried countless other heaters to help with heating cost in my home. Once I found Vornado, I will never look back. Things are going to break, that is for certain. But, if you want it fixed without having to pay for parts and labor, the choice is simple. You get what you pay for is what I was always told. Now that I know they are willing to fix my unit every time it might break, is worth the initial cost for me. Finally, Vornado has customer loyalty programs. If you buy once, they will explain your options if one of your units breaks and you want to replace with a new one. Awesome.
I purchased a DVTH and within a month the product started having issues. It would turnoff during the night while I was trying to heat my childern's room. It would switch to FA mode and they would wake up cold. I used it a couple more times in my room, but again, it would switch to FA mode. I called Vornado and they immediately sent a label so I could return the product. Within 7 days they were shipping my fixed unit back without out-of-pocket expense. On top of that, I could tell they were willing to do what it took to keep me as a loyal customer. The customer service person on the phone said they had a five year warranty and I didn't even need my receipt. Awesome. If your like me and want to buy a heater only once, then Vornado is the route for you. I've lived in the northeast for the better part of six years and I've tried countless other heaters to help with heating cost in my home. Once I found Vornado, I will never look back. Things are going to break, that is for certain. But, if you want it fixed without having to pay for parts and labor, the choice is simple. You get what you pay for is what I was always told. Now that I know they are willing to fix my unit every time it might break, is worth the initial cost for me. Finally, Vornado has customer loyalty programs. If you buy once, they will explain your options if one of your units breaks and you want to replace with a new one. Awesome.
I have 2 of the Amish mantle heaters. They are big, expensive and hard to move around. They heat OK but they are so bulky. We recently bought a Vornado VH2. We have the vaulted ceilings in our home and also have passive solar. When the sun is out during the winter the home is toasty until about 8PM. This vornado is a great buy. It heats our room up fast and keeps it warm. The nice thing is that I have not had to have it running on high constantly. With the Amish mantle heaters you do need to run them on high. Our weather in Montanta has been below zero - around 25 below for several days. The vornado did a good job. I am going to buy another one. The VH2 is fine for us. It is not digital and that is more than fine with us. One less thing to go wrong.
We built onto our old home in the past few years. Our heating system would not sustain the addition and our temps got extremely cold this past winter. I searched the internet for a reasonable space heater for the addition (14x24). This one did it! Actually, it worked so well that we bought 3 more and have stopped using the furnace all together! We went from $400+ heating bill per month, to $190-200 per month. As a matter of fact we run ours on low and set the thermostat between 4-5 and they keep the house at a constant 72-75 degrees in the dead of winter. We HIGHLY suggest this unit.
We've owned this product for about 2.5 yrs and use it at our camp (1200 sq ft) located in the Northeast USA. It takes the chill off when the nights get cool during the Spring, Summer and Fall. In the winter, we use this unit to help mix the air and supplement the forced air heating system. We keep the camp at 45 degrees in the dead of winter when we're not there. When we arrive to camp in the Winter (usually 10-20 degrees F outside, we set our heater to 65 degrees and turn on the Vornado in the bottom living area which is about 650 sq ft. The Vornado helps increase the temp raise about 6-8 degrees in that first hour. We then move the Vornado to a table and point it upstairs to start circulating the air up there. At bedtime, we use it upstairs in the hallway pointing towards our bedroom and it keeps us cozy warm all night long. We are fortunate to have a very well insulated structure as it is only 1.5 years old and the Vornado is a great supplemental heater. We're buying another Vornado and will use that too.
We purchased this to heat an exposed, 8 x 10 sunroom where we eat our breakfasts and lunches--the room is not heated otherwise so we needed something to warm it fast. Had an Eden Pure that wouldn't do the job. This vornado warms it quickly and evenly. I'd highly recommend this product.
I bought three VH-2 heaters for my employees and later two more. The heaters get extensive use during upstate NY winters. After two years we returned two of the heaters for repairs (under warranty). Another was out of warranty, and we judged it not worth the cost to send it back for factory repair. Now another one has broken down. The problems appear to be in the the thermostat and the power switch. The power switch is frozen in the "on" position, so the device needs to be unplugged to turn it off. In addition, the thermostat no longer regulates to a heating temperature, and mostly it blows cool air. The company needs to focus on the quality of its switch devices.
We had a VH2 heater for about 4-5 years, last winter in mild climate SCalifornia the power switch failed. What bugs me is that the heater was used only sporadically in an enclosed patio area during the years it worked. I estimate we used it less than 300 times during those years. The power switch looks like it is too flimsy for long duration use as it is only a fraction of the size of the one on an older Vornado model EH1 - 12 * Type VH we use elsewhere which has a much more robust (size, look and feel) power switch. If there is any one component any electrical device should have that is durable it is the power switch, when that fails all the great attributes and bells and whistles of the device are for nothing. The VH2 was a great heater when it worked but power switches should last much longer. I do not recommend the Vornado VH2 heater because of the flimsy power switch...get a heater with a robust switch.