Customer Reviews for Quiet-One 2000 Series 9,785 BTU Hot Water Kickspace Heater in Stainless Steel (Not Electric)

A little louder than expected

Good and bad. The good is that it pumps out a good amount of heat and it has a built in bleeder. The bleeder makes installation much easier. No need to install a separate bleeder and was easy to use, no issues with it getting dry locked. The bad is that it is loud. The high setting is unusable because of the noise. The low setting is still quite loud (much louder than a fridge), but I am going to live with it for a bit and see if I get used to it before I tear it out.

The very best... quiet and lots of heat coming out...and we have a big kitchen. Very satisfied

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Works great but is on noisy side

I really don't know how they can call this the "Quiet One". I installed it and when the fan ran, it sounded like a jet engine. The high pitched whine of the fan was very annoying. We returned the product. Home Depot gave me no problem with the return. They were great.

The problem will be in the TV itself or anything attatched to A/V cables and the TV not the fan motor. Something has lost its ground or ground integrity has been compromised by a damaged signal cable (not always visible damage. Pulling too hard on the cables during install is the most common cause). If this situation had occured in an automobile it's usually expressed as a high pitched whine that rises and falls with engine speed. While the speed controller in the fan is the source of the interference the fault is in the TV/attached accessory which are designed to cope with signal interference, however the grounds have to be solid for any of it to work properly.

Heater aspect works well, but, the unit fan keeps cycling on and off during cool down, and, quite strangely, the fan switching on and off causes our HD/cable TV to pixalate..have tried different circuits and conditioned power supplies, but nothing works.