Very nice convector heater. It heats up immediately and the warmth stays in the room. It has a thermostat to turn off automatically.

After 11 years of continuous operation and excellent performance, suddenly it made a noise and emitted smoke. I unscrewed it and discovered that the internal cables had melted. For the money and for the 11 years of operation... it is worth the money

It was purchased on Black Friday from a large store in Athens for 80 euros. Within a month, I noticed that the sensor was not working as it did at the beginning. It adequately heated the small room and stayed warm even when turned off. From November until mid-January, it worked until I noticed that after continuous operation for 2 hours without turning off, the electric relay tripped. It heats up but requires caution. It always operated on the first setting.

My leg broke and it can't be fixed, is there someone who no longer needs the transmitter and doesn't want their legs?

Over a decade, I have bought the best and most economical product. As soon as it reaches the temperature, it turns off, so it doesn't consume a lot of electricity. It has been used in a house in the mountains (Parnassus) flawlessly, and in Athens with average windows. All the other models of Kerosun do not have the same performance as this one, I know this because two of my friends happened to buy a different model. The design and performance are minimal compared to this model.

I have had it for over 7 years. It heats up very well
And it is safe for anyone who has children so they don't get burned. And even if you hug it, you are not in danger.

In a house in Mykonos, old with wooden frames and several losses in the living room-kitchen of about 35 sqm, it heats satisfactorily if the outside temperature is about 10 degrees. However, when it had intense bad weather with snow, I can say that it needed a second one.

Cheap machine. Bought for 89€. In 25 minutes, it raises the temperature in a 30 square meter room from 12° degrees to 21° degrees. The wheels are very stable, just press them hard to attach them to their base. It is quiet. Do not turn the thermostat all the way up because it won't turn off and it will consume a lot of electricity. The first time you use it, operate it in an open space for 1 hour because it smells of paint. Our little room got warm. Well done, kerosun.

I bought a Xiaomi convector (obviously smart) and I appreciated the Kerosun that I have for so many years!!! The Xiaomi burns at 2300w and (I assume because it's not mica) it's like a mild fan heater. The Kerosun is like a radiator, in the sense that it radiates warmth and that's why it gives a feeling of coziness. I dare to say that it is much more efficient than a simple convector (or at least that's how I feel) and it definitely worth its money.

Very good heater, comfortably heats a 30sqm space, the warmth lasts even after it is turned off, the operation is almost silent, it doesn't take up much space, slim, I recommend it.

Do not expect performance similar to an oil heater or an air conditioner. It heats spaces very well up to 7 square meters on the first setting (1200W), and up to 15 square meters on the second setting (2000W). I have it in a north-facing room of 10 square meters with aluminum windows, and it raises the temperature from 16 degrees to 22 degrees in 45 minutes, while outside temperatures are below 5 degrees. The house generally has poor insulation.

It works perfectly up to -2 degrees, while below that you may need something for supplementary heating. But above all, it has to do with the insulation of the house, how cold you feel, and how deep you want to reach into your pocket for the electricity bill.

In combination with a plug-in electronic thermostat, you warm up as much as needed, while also saving money (as much as possible - electricity is being consumed, so don't complain about the increased bill!)

I will not write the obvious, some of the positives that I did not see someone mention are that it does not produce any light unlike halogen stoves that make night into day and the fact that it does not produce any noise, only some subtle cracking due to expansion-contraction at the beginning. The consumption compared to the performance is low, speaking of an electrical device always so as not to confuse... Only an inverter air conditioner performs better and more economically in something electrical

My living room is 36 square meters and I don't have a door to the hallway or the kitchen. I didn't think it would heat up the space so quickly. I have new windows, otherwise the apartment is in an old apartment building. In a smaller room with a door, the performance will be even better. One of the best purchases I have made.

The device comfortably heats a space of about 30 sq.m. without a high cost.
Anyone who writes the opposite probably expects to sit with short sleeves.

I tried it in a 10 sqm room and it did the job even at 1250 watts. I should note that the room doesn't have great insulation and it's north-facing, and during that period it had particularly low temperature. It easily and quickly raised the temperature and provided a nice and cozy warmth without drying out the atmosphere. Compared to another heater I have with the same wattage, it is much better. For a 25 sqm room, it didn't do much and struggled quite a bit to raise the temperature. I consider it borderline effective up to 20 sqm at 2000 watts. As for the power consumption, it requires attention because it is dangerous to exceed 2000 kilowatts per quarter, and then the charge from the power company will be high. So, I recommend not using it for many hours a day, especially at 2000 watts. I hope I helped you, thank you very much.

Good choice for the money. Bought it 3 years ago for 120 euros and it is installed with a timer in the bedroom. It does its job well.

The device heated a space of about 27 square meters without any problem this winter. The space is insulated and has a window and a balcony door with triple glazing and synthetic frames facing south. I used it on the first setting. The meter on this setting initially showed about 1500 watts and the reading decreases as time passes. CAUTION! When using it for the first 2-3 times, have it on the balcony or in a courtyard because it emits a smell from the paint. Especially the first time! One drawback I noticed is that one wheel comes off its position. Another person noticed this in a review. However, the machine heats up!

Quite good. Heats up quickly and has normal power consumption.
Don't put it on full, because the thermostat never turns off, resulting in high power consumption.

I have been using this heater for the past year and I am completely satisfied with its performance. It heats up spaces up to 30 sq.m. when set on the first level, but I keep it on for 2-3 hours continuously. It has a thermostat, so it automatically turns off when it reaches the desired temperature. It has not presented any problems, it has wheels for easy movement, and it is aesthetically pleasing. I would highly recommend it.

Very good even though I didn't expect it! It heats up the room in seconds, ideal for bedroom and bathroom, it also has its thermostat so that it can shut off on its own at a certain temperature. Very economical and highly recommended

I didn't keep it for long. I sold it within a month, so I can't comment on the consumption. However, I was not satisfied with its performance. I needed to have it on all day for a space of about 20-25 square meters, and the temperature remained low. I had to sit within 1-2 meters to be okay. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone...

For a small room, it works wonders. I don't know if it would have the same result in a larger space... Other than that, it's an economical choice. I don't regret this purchase.

Very disappointed with the purchase of this particular product. I bought it to break the cold in a closed space of about 30 square meters, but all I managed to do was sit right in front of it at a distance of less than 2 meters in order to warm up. It is only suitable for much smaller spaces and mild cold. It's a shame because it is also one of the expensive products compared to others.

Thank you for the pleasant surprise, this specific heater emits a very sweet warmth and easily heats up 25-30 square meters. The thermostat of the room is average, I haven't found the perfect spot for a stable room temperature yet, but the temperature in the hallway with open doors to two rooms and the bathroom is 19.5 degrees Celsius with an external temperature of 3 degrees Celsius, but continuous operation at 2100 watts for hours

I bought it for my 15sqm bedroom and it really heats up immediately. In 1 hour, it raises the room temperature by 2 degrees on the first setting, 1,250 watts. I have also used it in my 30sqm living room and it performs well.

From the micathermic heaters of technology, which I compared and had the best characteristics (size, brand, thermostat, etc.), so I decided to try it. It really does a good job for a 20 sqm room and is recommended. And for those wondering what this technology is, it doesn't burn less, as advertised, it just heats the air through resistance like regular heaters, but it also emits infrared radiation. It increases the temperature in the room and warms you up at the same time if you are within its range of action.

It is suitable for spaces up to 20 square meters, but the consumption is low. If you have it on the first level, meaning at 1250 watts, and you use it for 8 hours a day, then you will have a cost of approximately 0.78 euros per day, which is 23.38 euros per month (for household use of 0-800 kWh per quarter). On the second level, at 2000 watts, it will cost 1.25 euros per day, which is 37.41 euros per month! In the bedroom, where I have it, it makes it very warm in 10-15 minutes. Additionally, it has a thermostat, so it shuts off when it gets warm, and finally, it has infrared heating, which is better for the human body.

Strong but for spaces up to 20 square meters and above it doesn't do much and we are always talking about the second scale because when it only works on the first one, it's like it doesn't exist. It burns at a maximum of 2kWh. In a few words, it's ideal for small spaces like bedrooms. I'll come back... After two and a half years with minimal use, it started throwing sparks and emitting smoke from the panel where it connects with the cables, terrible Chinese construction.