Questions and Answers for Vornado 1559 BTU 750-Watt Portable Electric Fan Heater Furnace VH203 Personal Vortex

A:  No. This particular unit does not. And you cannot set a temperature, per se, with it. It stays on until you turn it off. I have, however, left it on at night and all day as it does not get too hot and I’ve never had to worry about it with its low voltage. Other brands have settings for turning off at 60 or 70 and 80 degrees, but not this particular unit.

A:  no, this heater will run continuously.

A:  No, it runs all the time

A:  I have not seen it do the on/off function. I have run it for a couple days at a time and it just ran. Could be it never overheated.

A:  Hello, the fan should run continuously, the heating element will cut on and off to maintain the correct temperature output. I’ve never noticed mine shutting off unless moved while running.

A:  Very quiet. You will not know it is running.

A:  Very quiet.

A:  Quiet, not annoying.

A:  Hello Luis, It’s pretty quiet, hard to hear it from outside the bathroom with the door shut.

A:  Its fairly quiet if you have a TV on or radio you can't hear it running

A:  Not in a million years.

A:  This is a personal heater. It does not have a thermostat. Turn on and off as needed.

A:  Not well enough.

A:  It drives the chill out in our 5 x 7 bathroom, and works at my desk, but it’s too small to heat a regular size bedroom.

A:  No it won't. I would only use it for keeping your feet warm under a desk,and then it will need to be set on high.

A:  No - it is made overseas.

A:  No.

A:  Have not used

A:  Use a can of compressed air to blow the dust and debris off the blades and heating element, and then use the brush tool on a vacuum to suck that debris out.

A:  I haven’t had to clean mine yet, but compressed air and an air nozzle should work. the exhaust from a shop vac or canister vacuum might work, too.

A:  24 hours x watts X days in month = watts hours Divide by 1000 ( a kilowatt) = X by cost of the of the kilowatt per hour charge (electrical rate on bill) = Cost of use per month Electricity Rates Average per State: http://www.eia.gov/electricity/monthly/epm_table_grapher.cfm?t=epmt_5_6_a Electricity Cost Calculator: http://michaelbluejay.com/electricity/cost.html

A:  Hmmm. 750 watts on high for an hour = 3/4 of a kilowatt hour. If you’re paying 16 cents a kilowatt hour, it would cost 12 cents an hour to operate it on high.

A:  I do not think it runs on batteries

A:  Cord to electric plug only and no batteries.

A:  No, this item isn't battery powered

A:  No

A:  No.