the TOP 10 Convection Heaters - Home Appliances - 06/07/2008
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Review for Glen G2SA Convector Heater Electric Heater:
Glen G2SA Convector Heater Electric Heater
New Price:
£26.29
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, 2kW Delonghi Designer Convector Heater in Silver, Delonghi HCA330TS 3kw Convector Heater with 24hr Timer and Alarm, Glen Ec532 Convector Heater 2Kw(Sub G2S), Dimplex DX25FIO Electric Heater, Micromark MM30117 Convector Heater 2000W, Convector Heater 2000W 3 Heat Settings Thermostat, Dimplex Storage heater on off switch for CXL CXT convector, Dimplex 2kw Convector Heater with Thermostat, Superser Silver F150 mobile gas heater, Glen G2SA Convector Heater Electric Heater, Panel Convector Heater 1250W, Portable convection heater with built in timer function, Delonghi Quattro Plus Metropolis portable gas heater, Micromark Convector Heater Electric 2kW White and Black Ref MM53528, Superser Black mobile gas heater, Dimplex DPXDXLAT150C Convector heater, Panel Convector Heater 1500W, RT8E Thermal Radiator 1Kw
Bad luck or bad choice?
I unwrapped it, plugged it in, and worked for a wee bit -- kind ofa gasoline smell, but otherwise ok. After 10 mins or so it gave up the ghost
and never worked again.
Perhaps it was just a fluke, however I note:
-- there's no indicator light, so you can't tell if it's on or not.
-- the two settings are very crude: on full blast and not-on-very-much-at-all
-- the documentation consisted of one page, which covered many different heaters with completely different features -- without saying which sentences applied to which model. So you had to read the whole thing with
the words"if applicable" applied to every line. Perhaps they were saving
money on technical writers?