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Looks Great, Blows Cold
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vornado.com/homeThis beautifly crafted local heater will not heat up a 12' X 12' room. IN FACT, if you put the blower on high, the heat is there for the first 2 feet only, after that, it's blowing cold air at you. The HEATER ELEMENT is not big enough or hot enough to deliver heat past 2' from the front.
Awesome heater
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vornado.com/homeNot only does this provide a lot of heat for the size, but it circulates the heat extremely well. Wattage usage is reasonable, and does what it is meant to do. Our sunroom has a ton of windows so it gets cold in there during the winter, this keeps the 250 Sq ft room at 68 degrees when set to 4/10 on the thermostat at the back of the unit. Wonderful company that stands behind their products. A+
Superior Room Heater A+
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vornado.com/homeI purchased this VHeater to compliment my Vfan, Vfan jr, Vfan sr, and Vfan mc collection. The V Heater is the best performing heater I have ever witnessed. I am amazed at the performance of this heater. I have four other Vornado heaters and this one is my favorite.
Exactly as Pictured, Works great
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vornado.com/homeHad it for a few weeks, heats up almost instantly when on. Does remind me of old space heaters and works like them too (and what I'm used to and why I bought it).
Very Nice
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vornado.com/homeIt is a great heater ... used for a room with many windows to keep my feet warm and it does the job, plus some. However, I purchased the off white color to coordinate with a room. It is a shame the cord is black. It should be in the same color or as the fan.
Vornado
Vornado's origins trace back to the 1940s, born from the innovative minds of aeronautics engineer Ralph Odor and aircraft parts fabricator O.A. Sutton. The duo embarked on a journey to revolutionize the fan industry, leveraging Odor’s patented Power Vortex technology. This collaboration combined advanced aerodynamic engineering, similar to that used in aircraft design, to develop a fan that created a swirling airstream. This innovation significantly enhanced air circulation efficiency compared to the floor fan designs available at the time, marking the birth of a modern classic in the fan industry.