: Soleus Air MS-23S Dual Column Reflective Heater

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Soleus Air MS-23S Dual Column Reflective Heater

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Soleus Air MS-23S Dual Column Reflective Heater
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 152668





Binding: Kitchen
Product Brand: Soleus Air
Color: Silver
EAN: 0647568882305
Label: Soleus Air
Product Manufacturer: Soleus Air
Model: MS-23S
Publisher: Soleus Air
Ranking: 152668
Studio: Soleus Air
Variation Description: Silver


Piece facts:
  • Energy efficient, has no moving parts
  • Heats instantly and silently
  • Tip-over safety switch for peace of mind security
  • Excellent for spot heating
  • Convenient carry Handle for easy mobility



Heater Reflective Column Dual MS-23S Air Soleus





0ur opinion:

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The Dual Column heater features two heating elements that operate and oscillate independently of each other. You can operate only one column for light heating, or both for lots of heat. Custom oscillation.









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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Product Never Shipped ...
I would love to write a review except the company never shipped the item, didn't return a phone call, emailed twice asking me to call but they were never available to speak with me.

Cannot recommend this company


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - save money stay warm
I read the Amazon reviews and purchased this unit. It heats a big room well.
We are saving money every time we use it



Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Adequetly heats my room ...
Not bad. I found the best price for this heater here on amazon. With both columns on and rotating, it raises the temperature of my living room about 5 or so degrees. I had had a few different types of heaters and reflective heaters are better suited to heating up parts of a room or a small room. If you wanna heat up a large room go for the oil filled radiator space heater.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - great investment
This little heater cut my gas bill in half last month and has paid for itself. Last month the weather was very cold in the midwest, but I stayed toasty warm. It puts off a warm glow and is very quiet.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Fantastic Space Heater ...
I've owned this item about a week, and it has completely transformed my small basement suite from an icebox unsuitable for human habitation into a pleasantly warm abode.

Most reflective heaters only heat the area in front of them, and the stationary setting on this one does that very well, but when both columns are set to oscillate they radiate a full 180 degrees in front of them. Up against a wall, that means pretty much the whole room. With one column on, it does a good job of maintaining an already warm room, but two columns really heat up the space quickly.

On top of the heating capabilities, the light this heater produces is very pleasant, somewhat like a fire.

The stand holding up the columns is plastic and seems somewhat flimsy, but in the case of the heater falling over there is a kill-switch on the bottom. This is unlikely to happen though, unless somebody runs into it or an earthquake occurs.

Overall, a great purchase!


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