- How much power does the Dreo Solaris 818 use?
- It is rated at 1500W, the maximum for a standard US 120V household circuit. Running it on high alongside other appliances on the same circuit can trip a breaker.
- Does it come with a remote?
- Yes. A remote control is included in the box, so you can change heat level and settings without getting up.
- What are the 9 settings?
- The heater offers 9 settings in total, covering heat levels and modes. That gives more control than a heater with only low and high.
- Will it heat a whole room?
- It is a 1500W ceramic fan heater, so it works best as supplemental heat for one room. Oscillation helps spread the warm air, but it is not a whole-home solution.
- Is it safe to leave on overnight?
- It is ETL Listed. Follow the manufacturer's guidance on unattended use, and keep it clear of curtains, bedding and anything that blocks the air intake or outlet.
- How does it compare with an oil-filled radiator?
- The ceramic fan heats up faster and moves air around the room. An oil-filled radiator is silent and keeps giving off heat after shutoff, but warms up slowly.
- Where is the Dreo DE50022 1500W Solaris 818 Oscillating Ceramic Indoor Space Heater cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $129.99, as of our latest check.
- Is the Dreo DE50022 1500W Solaris 818 Oscillating Ceramic Indoor Space Heater at its lowest price?
- The lowest price we've seen is $109.99 at Target on November 8, against $129.99 now.
- Where can I buy the Dreo DE50022 1500W Solaris 818 Oscillating Ceramic Indoor Space Heater?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Target, Best Buy, Lowe's.