DELONGHI OIL HEATER 9 FIN-DL TRRS0920 Ofr (White, 2000 watts)

I bought this for my second room. For my main bedroom I already have an old 9 fin Delonghi oil heater (purchased way back in 2011) with the same design i.e. not with regular straight fins. It's called as the Radia S model.That model is actually a Made in Italy product and quality of that is exceptional. That weighs almost twice as much as this and overall quality is also very superiorComing to this, this also is of very good quality. No second thoughts there and heats just as well as the old one. I only hope that this also stays trouble free for years. I think it should.Now about bent fins reported in many reviews, I too when received a heater with badly bent fins. Enough that the at bends the paint had chipped off. And when I tried to replace it, the replacement option didn't work even though the stock was available. Called Amazon customer care, and they promptly raised a return request.Even before it was picked up I ordered another one as all other brands are just crap. And fortunately this time the heater was perfectly fine. Well almost perfect. There is a very small imperceivable dent on some of the fins of one side but it wouldn't affect the performance one bit so I decided to keep it. Running very well and 100% satisfied with it.

Nothing to dislike

It’s better than the OFRs which use fans. Have been using Morphy Richards and BlackDecker - they are nothing compared to Delonghi. It’s 9 fins are more effective than 13 fin Black Decker or Morphy Richards. Coverage is super effective for rooms up to 300 sq feet. Big fan now and super satisfied! Go for it people!

Very nice

Its doesnt heat that effectively as compared to 2000 watt of power it consumes per hour. Giving huge electricity bill.More over this item is NON RETURNABLESo be careful before purchasing.Regretting my purchase

Works silently and without any smell.

This 9-fin Delonghi radiator is extremely good value for money, works better than my 11 and 13 fin ones (other companies)... It emits an absolutely enveloping heat which warms up large spaces in no time... Sturdy and great quality make... go for it!

Good but takes time to heat and it does consume 2 units of electricity per hour. heating is normal even with full power. Suitable for small rooms only.Price alert, not sure how but I got this product way expensive. Currently it is being sold at 7k and I purchased for 11k. Really not worth the price.

I've had one of these for about 15 years and use it in my home office, which is North facing. When there is a day when heating the whole house isn't warranted (but my fingers are dropping off, while typing) it has been warming the room up nicely.This new one is to do a similar job in other rooms, to try and not have my heating on quite so much. Lead is long enough for where I want it and the design is more modern than the old one.It's totally silent, apart from when cooling down (you get the odd pop or crack sound - hardly a major issue).Biggest issue for me was getting it out of the box! Lifting a heavy rad up that had polystyrene pieces around it that were making it a tight fit and reluctant to come out. May have sworn once or twice...I can see people quoting how much it costs to run per hour...but surely that depends on your deal and how much your cost per kw/h is???Anyway - I'd def recommend.

You can't go wrong with this radiator. It's very sturdy, including the wheels.The heat output is more than enough for a 16m squared room. The air doesn't feel dry like it would with a fan heater, (and doesn't use as much energy apparently).It takes about 5 minutes to heat up.I switch the radiator on, let the room warm up, and turn it off. The residual heat keeps me toasty warm for 30-60 minutes after turning it off.

Takes about 20 to 30 mins to reach desired temp, looks well.

I was so pleased with my present radiator that I bought another.

Perfect heater for small to medium-sized room (or to place at the bottom of the stairs). Radiates heat effectively and once warmed up the heater can stay on a low setting to keep it ticking over.