I have had it for almost 4 years. It heats the room where I have it satisfactorily, even though I have absolutely no good insulation in the walls and it is a single room (living room, kitchen, hall). At first it smells when it turns on, and when it turns off, but nothing terrible. It has a thermostat so it also saves on fuel; the heating oil lasts me 2 days at 23-24 degrees, which is how I set it.
Okay, it doesn’t heat like a radiator, but you can’t compare 2 unlike things.

It is the 4th winter this year and it works flawlessly as the main heating source. I always use the odorless heating oil bought directly from the company, and it has a slight smell when you turn it on and when you turn it off. It comfortably heats a small stone house of 43 sq m with three rooms with an easy layout (large doors and no hallway), poor insulation and no sun, and very close to the sea. With an outside temperature of up to 8-10 degrees, running at minimum, it keeps the whole house at 22-21 degrees. The only downside is that it creates extra humidity (if you already have enough), but this applies to all stoves without a chimney. With the 4 liters of the tank, it lasts two days of continuous operation 8:00-22:00

I bought it 2 months ago and have placed it in a 22 sq.m. (+12 sq.m.) space with very poor insulation, and despite that, it heats my space quickly and very satisfactorily. However, the stove really smells when it is turned on, and it smells quite strongly. If you turn it on with the window open, though, the smell disappears in 2-3 minutes. It also smells slightly when it is turned off, but that doesn't bother me. As for economy, I can't answer clearly until I compare the electricity bills, but generally it has low fuel consumption.

After radiators (of all kinds), gas heaters, a Hitachi system (heat pumps + installation = 8,500 in 2013), pellet stoves (same performance, but it requires: cleaning every day and storage space for the material), one thing is certain: There is no more economical means of heating than this. We are a group of three houses that for about 11 years have been using the Rainbow (original model) and even in harsh conditions. OK. It smells a little. However, with proper use and maintenance, the problem is not as big as it is presented. Recently we also started using the LC-30 in parallel. The smell is imperceptible compared to the old one, the performance is simply just as amazing, and its operation is automated. Maybe you should ask for a demonstration at the company's premises?

Yes, it heats. Yes, it is economical compared to an oil radiator. Nice design, but guys, the odorless Kerosun Chrystal fuel does not work. The stove smells. At ignition, during operation, and when turning it off. For some it smells a little, for others a lot. Those who say it doesn’t smell at all probably have no sense of smell. I bought it because it was supposedly odorless. If I had known, I wouldn’t have bought it. Better go and try it in a store before you buy it. If I had done that, I wouldn’t have been taken for a fool. If the smell doesn’t bother you, it’s a superb heater!

Very easy to use, once you get past the process of filling it with the indeed "odorless" fuel. It raises the room temperature very quickly, at least when the outside temperature is fairly high. Its heat lasts, and it feels very much like that of a radiator. But U N F O R T U N A T E L Y its smell, which reminds one of a gas lamp, IS UNBEARABLE! Even the building smelled without me opening my door!!! Too bad that in such a high-performing product they haven’t found a solution to the smell issue!

I bought my first LC30 6 years ago to "cover" 30 sq.m. without thermal insulation. It proved to be a very successful purchase in every respect. Since last year I moved it to another apartment with the aim of "covering" 60 of the 100 sq.m. of the total area. I realized that it was "struggling" and overconsuming to reach 20-21 degrees, so this year I bought 2 used ones (LC30-LC27) for €250, for support. I have spent €120 so far on fuel. I consider it an excellent "investment". The disadvantages of inverters compared to wick models are: 1) higher purchase cost 2) you cannot move them while operating 3) in a power outage, you freeze 4) unfortunately, in the event of a fault, the dealer is slow to provide service 5) they do not work properly at altitudes above 500 meters and the stores selling them do not inform buyers. Try to buy fuel from the company, but go yourselves to pick it up from their offices and "monitor" the price.

I have had it since early 2014 and as a stove it is flawless and heats very well.
In very cold weather, it worked from 2 in the afternoon until 9 in the evening in the living room (30 sq.m) and from 9 to 12 in the bedroom (13 sq.m).
It raised the temperature from 15 degrees to 21 and we were warm to the bone.
The total cost for all this was €3-€3.5 (it burned a little more than 2 liters), whereas with the radiator I wanted €4.5 per hour!!
It does smell when opening and closing, but during operation it is completely odorless.
Highly recommended.

Indeed it heats, but indeed we also got a headache from the smell, despite the fact that they market one fluid option as "odorless." It stinks even in its canister—what kind of odorless is that? For the many euros it costs, I expected better quality. Quality is not only whether it heats a body quickly, but also what environmental conditions it creates in the home. And the conditions created by this one, which I have experience with, are unhealthy for inhalation. I intend to return it.

I bought it too and we get a headache from the smell.
I do not recommend it to people who have children, you will waste your money for nothing.

The stove simply kills!
I had the round Rainbow for years, but when I got the LC-30 for a larger room, you simply realize there is no other heating product like it!
It is a little expensive and yes, it smells a bit when you turn it on and off, yes, you need to open the window for 2-3 minutes after about an hour of operation (because it is a body that works with oxygen) so you don’t feel short of breath, but even with 0 degrees outside, as soon as you close the door/window, the temperature rises incredibly fast. For example: with 3 degrees outside and humidity (Ilioupoli) in a 25 sq.m. living room, within 5 minutes the room goes to 14 and in 15 minutes to 20!
I have 2 of these and everyone who sees them envies them

Very good stove with very good performance and economy. It warmed our bones! The electronic system with the fan is everything! Immediate heating of the room in a few minutes!! Well done to kerosun! Excellent product!
Positive: Performance, economy, appearance. Its electronic panel. And the fan that heats the room in a few minutes!
Negative: At ignition and shutdown a little smell for 5-10 seconds (nothing serious)