How the heater works in NW Wisconsin!
We purchased the New Comfort ES1500 heater to help supplement our propane heater in a very cold/drafty house. This is our first winter in this big old farm house in NW Wisconsin and even though we haven't experienced our normal cold temps, this house can get very cold.
We put the heater in the kitchen because it was always much colder in that room. We set the heater at 68 degrees during the day and 63 degrees at night. On the days we average 25+ degrees during the day, the heater manages to, at times, reach the 68 degrees..although it usually averages about 65 degrees. When we had our cold spell (below zero) the heater struggled to keep the kitchen at 60 degrees, usually only managing 56-58 degrees. Granted, our kitchen isn't blocked off from the living room or bathroom, but there are heat ducts in those areas also.
The great upside to owning this heater is the propane savings. We were going through $500 a month in heat costs, but with the heater our propane consumption...
So warm in my RV now, even at 20 degrees outside
Safe, works great, keeps me warm on very hard cold nights an days.
Best for energy , even has a energy selection!
Safest ever for RV's , surface does not get hot, blower up higher for function of air flow!
Just do not cover up plug & wires and leave open area for air flow in rear.
Now you have a wonderful product, I just can't wait till you make it look like a fireplace! I wanted one but saw these spec's, always read Spec'! This solld me, Safety is my concern!
Five Stars from Me:)
Didn't make through 1/2 a year
Received last year - Decided half way through the year it wasn't going to work anymore - Says "alarm 1" - Will not work and cannot find any info or get any answers as to what the alarm is for or how to fix it. Seems to me if you are going have that type of warning there should be some sort of list of what the alarms are but nothing. So for a good price I got a heater that lasted half a winter - Not impressed
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