Vornadobaby Sensa Nursery Space Heater

Our sister has a Vornado heater and suggested we try one in our Shasta 18fq to save on propane. It's perfect, and quiet. Safety and thermostat accuracy were at the top of our list. Every camper should consider this efficient heating option. After all, electricity is usually included in your camping fee.

Last year I was please with my unit but it failed after about 3 months. After going through the usual gyrations - cut the cord, take a photo of the serial number, upload, etc, Vorado graciously replaced it. It happened again with the new one - worked well for 8-10 weeks then croaked - again. With all due respect, I think Vornado's allegiance with Chinese parts and manufacturing (rather than in Kansas) likely plays a role.

The heater works and won't burn my toddler. There's room for improvement though...the lights on the heater are very bright! They're bright enough to light up my toddlers room and disrupt his sleep...there's no way to turn them off! Why can't I dim or turn off the lights? We own the Vornadobaby purifier which does have the ability to turn off lights so I assumed this would be the same...it's not though. For now I have tape over the bright display and other lights..might end up painting over it. The heater works as advertised, but the bright lights feels like a major oversight on a product made for young children/baby's rooms.

The heater and functions work well but the controls and led status lights are so bright my baby can not sleep with this heater on. There is no mention of turning off the lights in the owners manual. If you google studies darkness is important for melatonin production to have successful sleep. The controls on the heater produce enough light for me to read completely on the other side of a 12x10 baby room.

I was very excited about this product. However, it was very loud with a rattly sound, smelled bad, and turned itself off after 15 minutes. I could not get it to turn back on, so I think I received a dysfunctional product.