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Binding: Kitchen Brand: Soleus International Inc. Color: Black EAN: 0647568880110 Label: Soleus International Inc. Manufacturer: Soleus International Inc. Model: MS-11 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Soleus International Inc. Sales Rank: 6044 Studio: Soleus International Inc. Variation Description: Black
Features:
Thin freestanding 120-volt oscillating reflective heater with dual heat settings
400- and 800-watt heat settings; oscillates for wider heat dispersal
Sturdy black plastic with steel grill; flat design allows flexibility in placement
Overheat and tip-over safety switches; 5-foot power cord
25 by 14 by 7 inches; some assembly required; one-year warranty
Product Description: Bring the warmth of sunshine indoors with the Soleus MS-11 reflective halogen space heater. Rather than simply heating the air, this innovative electric heater warms the people and objects around it, creating a comfortable environment without robbing your atmosphere of moisture or emitting odors or exhaust. The MS-11 radiates bio-energy heat, which is often prescribed as a therapeutic means of promoting cell regeneration and proper circulation. Two heat settings let you choose your comfort level, and the oscillation mode provides gentle, even distribution of warmth. The Soleus MS-11 not only provides healthy, efficient, heating, it guards your safety as well. Thermal protection prevents overheating, and an automatic safety switch turns off the unit if it tips over.
Amazon.com Review: Freestanding heaters come in several different varieties; hot-air blowers, natural gas burners, and circulated-oil warmers. Then there are reflective heaters, which use electricity to warm a metal screen that then reflects heat out into the room. The Soleus Air MS-11 reflective heater has a few advantages over other types of heaters; it doesn't burn up oxygen like a natural gas heater, and it doesn't stir up dust as would the blower variety. And it's practically silent, without the ticking and pinging common in some of the other heater types.
The MS-11 reflective heater is made of sturdy, heat-resistant black plastic and has a protective steel grill over the reflective honeycomb of metal mesh that radiates the heat. When mounted on its stand, it's two feet tall and its flat-panel design is only about 6-1/2 inches deep, so it can be placed fairly close to walls, though care must be taken near drapes and other potentially flammable fabrics. (The heater will need to be a little farther from the wall to have room to oscillate.) The simple controls consist of four buttons on the top of the heater: Off, High (800 watts), Low (400 watts), and Swing (oscillate). There's a tip-over safety switch on the underside of the heater, as well as an automatic shut-off mechanism in case of overheating.
Always unplug heater before cleaning; use a soft cloth, dry or only slightly moistened, and towel or allow to air dry afterward. Do not allow water to drip on or enter fan housing. Place heater 3 feet from flammable fabrics such as curtains or upholstery. Keep heater away from combustible substances such as paint thinner, etc., and do not cover it while it is in use. The 120-volt Soleus Air MS-11 reflective heater measures 13 by 6-1/2 by 24 inches when fully assembled. Detailed assembly, care, and caution instructions are included. Soleus Air offers a 1-year limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship under normal use conditions. --Garland Withers
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - The best heater!!!!
Ever huddled next to a heater that decides when you're warm enough and turns itself off? I hate those! :) I experimented with different heaters through my company and finally, my office manager ordered me this one. When you move or tilt it, it wll shut itself off to prevent accidental fires but otherwise, it stays on without ANY issues! At work, I have it on for the entire 8 hour days I am there (minus breaks) and at home, I have it on until I go to bed. I do get worried about going to sleep with this heater next to my bed and thus, wont use it in the bedroom since mine is quite small. I ... Read More
Rating: - Reflective heater thoughts
I had read the reviews on the smaller version....WARNING of the BRIGHT glowing light...low is bad...HIGH is LIKE having the SUN in your room..and I agree with the review I saw that the person was worried the neighbors may think that the house looks like it is on fire...especially in oscillating mode! I luckily am one of those people who can sleep with the blinds open on a sunny day...be forewarned though...this may be better for daylight useage for a tremendous heat source. I love the radiant heat. It is energy efficient supposedly at 400 and 800 watts....400 works all night in oscillation mode ... Read More
Rating: - GREAT HEATER FOR RIGHT USE
This heater is fantastic for keeping my office desk area warm. At only 800 watts max (the 400 setting is usually fine) it gets rid of the chill but does not get anger the building management because.
a. It does not blow breakers.
b. It does not get dangerously hot. Even at 800 watts the grill is touchable - but not comfortable.
I have seen no sign of the "overtemp" problem others have mentioned. Yes, I have operated it at the 800 watt setting for several hours, no problems. However, I could see that if you did not give the recommended clearances around the heater (see ... Read More
Rating: - Best Space Heater I've Ever Had
The other reviews worried me before I bought this heater, but I'm very happy with it especially for the price I paid ($19). It's very quiet unlike fan heaters. It doesn't get too hot even if I put it close to me (most other heaters do and I have to turn them on and off constantly) and yet the room gets quite warm. The automatic shut-off doesn't kick in even though I leave it high for hours. This is the best space heater I've ever had!
Rating: - defective engineering
This item was designed improperly. The high setting allows the heater to operate for no more than 10 minutes before the built-in "overheat" safty device shuts down the heater; after which, you would then have to manually reset it by unplugging and replugging it into the wall outlet. I am not sure exactly where the engineers placed the safety cut-off device but maybe they have it installed too close to the quartz tube behind the reflective metal sheet. How can the heater warm up the room if it keeps cutting off the power everytime the heater gets hot.
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