De'LonghiTRNS0808M, Plastic, 800 W White

I like this little radiator. It's small enough to cover and store away when it's not needed, but it takes the edge off a cold room without worrying about it sending the electricity meter into fast forward. It's getting warmer now , but I ordered mine when it was below freezing but not wanting to put the heating on and just heat where I needed to. At first I didn't think it would make a difference, but I nipped out locally , and left it on . When I came back I was glad that I had because I felt the difference when I got home and went into the living room. I'm disabled with severe mobility issues but I find it easy to move around but sturdy , but discreet enough to throw a dust cover in summer, or store in a cupboard. Handy to have. I bought it when it was on offer and i let my Sister know and she ordered one immediately. Would I buy it again? Yes. Definitely.

Storage heaters are great for the coldest parts of winter but late autumn / early spring as the the days are longer and the sunshine warmer and more prevalent - our little property is naturally warm during the day. We recently replaced an aging (over 20 years) large De'Longhi with a new Dragon to use in the evenings and for emergencies if the temperature plummets. We were glad to see the quality was as high as ever for these devices.But then so is the weight. A full size De'Longhi, even with castors, is not something you want to move from room to room on a daily bases. When I saw this little Nano on 60% off, I figure it was worth trying. And by trying, I mean that working out whether a heater is effective seems as much subjective as it is objective.Here's what I know. The bedroom is about 4 by 3.5m on an end gable and semi-insulated - and on a British March day with limited sunshine, outside temperature of about 10oC during the day and 3oC at night and inside humidity of about 60% and no heating - will mean a late evening / early morning temperature indoors of 16 - 17oC.If I put the heater on setting 3 for 1hr - it is raising the temperature to 19.5oC. It's a little warm for the bedroom, but it shows me that given the right conditions this is a very useful little heater.If you're looking for rapid heat - look elsewhere - oil filled radiators heat slowly (about 30mins) but then hold the heat much better than other types. If you like it hotter indoors, then this might not deliver. I find that cold walls, drafty rooms and high humidity cause more problems for our storage heaters / oil radiators than the size of any of our rooms.Is this little power house the solution to a heating problem. I doubt it - but it's definitely part of the solution and a must in our heating toolkit along with a good dehumidifier and those £10 temperature / humidity sensors that we have in most rooms.

Great oil radiator for a campervan on electric hook up.The heat it throws out is very good and soon warms the space up.The thermostat keeps the campervan to an ambient temperature once warmed up temp setting lowered.Safe to leave on overnight on the low/night setting or soon heats up again when switched on in the morning.

Heater Generates sufficient heat for our small utility room. Easy to use. Little disappointed with quality in that the left hand edge has not been aligned correctly (higher than the right) which gives the unit an edgy look.

Delonghi is the leader in portable heating systems. I have many items, including the classic Dragon series. They are awesome!

Great item !

Fantastic heaters! We use them in the caravan awning and in our lounge at home when we don’t need to heat the rest of the house. We recently had our boiler break down and 3 of them kept the house warm enough whilst we were waiting for the replacement to be fitted.

Was going to use in my static caravan lounge area but it didn’t really warm up the room enough so moved it to the bedroom and it’s absolutely perfect!Well made and looks good too.