GoveeLife Smart Electric Heater, Low Energy Efficient, 24H Timer Heater With Voucher sold by GoveeLife UK
GoveeLife Smart Electric Heater, Low Energy Efficient, 24H Timer Heater With Voucher sold by GoveeLife UK
GoveeLife Smart Electric Heater, Low Energy Efficient, 24H Timer Heater With Voucher sold by GoveeLife UK
GoveeLife Smart Electric Heater, Low Energy Efficient, 24H Timer Heater With Voucher sold by GoveeLife UK
GoveeLife Smart Electric Heater, Low Energy Efficient, 24H Timer Heater With Voucher sold by GoveeLife UK
GoveeLife Smart Electric Heater, Low Energy Efficient, 24H Timer Heater With Voucher sold by GoveeLife UK
GoveeLife Smart Electric Heater, Low Energy Efficient, 24H Timer Heater With Voucher sold by GoveeLife UK
GoveeLife Smart Electric Heater, Low Energy Efficient, 24H Timer Heater With Voucher sold by GoveeLife UK
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Posted 3 March 2024

GoveeLife Smart Electric Heater, Low Energy Efficient, 24H Timer Heater With Voucher sold by GoveeLife UK

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  • Smart Upgraded Thermostat: The built-in sensor supports a basic thermostat function. Link with a GoveeLife Thermo-Hygrometer to accurately reflect the ambient temperature without manual adjustments via AutoReflect. Thermo-hygrometer not included.
  • Remotely Control via App & Voice: Turn on the space heater for preheating in advance via smart app while you're on your way home. You can also set the heating temperature by voice control. Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT.
  • 2s Fast & Powerful Warmth: The small heater with energy-efficient 1500W PTC ceramic heating technology rapidly heats a 200ft² area. Equipped with 1200W or 900W low heating mode and one cool air fan to meet your various needs. Smaller than the tower heater but just as powerful.
  • Multi-Protection Safety Features: Includes tip-over and overheating protection, safety plugs, and V-0 flame retardant to protect kids and pets. UL 1278-tested, making it suitable for indoor spaces, living rooms, bedrooms, and offices.
  • Compact and Quiet: The portable heater has lower than 37dB noise levels, making it quiet enough for most people to use in a bedroom while sleeping. This 10-inch desk mini heater with a built-in handle can be used anywhere you need it.
  • Powerful Functions: The electric heater has more smart functions via the app. Other notable features include the heater's one touch-sensitive panel, the bottom bracket that supports opening, and a 10° elevation angle to increase the heating area.
  • Supported Thermo-Hygrometer Models: H5104, H5103, H5106, H5075, H5179, H5100, H5074, H5174, H5102, H5051, H5052, H5071, H5072, H5101, H5177, and B5178.
  • This product is only suitable for well insulated spaces or occasional use.
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  1. JimmyBobbin's avatar
    Despite some of the other thoughts and feelings around this device, we've had two of them for about 8 months or so now.

    Use one upstairs in the main bedroom and one in the living room, it's only a 2 bedroom house so not huge rooms.

    We use it as an alternative to our central heating which is an old gas boiler, on the whole really like them, we can heat up a room on the medium setting in around 30 mins to an hour, and then it goes off.

    Not had a noticeable difference in our bills and it allows us to just heat the rooms were in the most, so it's a highly preferential piece of kit, if you like your whole house warmed up, stick with your central heating, if you only need a room or two warmed up, it's not a bad alternative.
    all2humanuk's avatar
    It’s good at distributing heat then? The problem I’ve always found with these fan type heaters is they’ll make a small area e.g. you warm but they don’t radiate heat in a way that will warm a room.
  2. Guy.Incognito's avatar
    Does anyone know the cost per hour to run?

    Home office: my current oil-filled rad is about 30p/hour ⚡️
    DingoDirk's avatar
    About 44p per hour at 29p per kWh.
  3. tascheman's avatar
    This one is worth the extra £5, unless space is an issue

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    ayeworld's avatar
    That's a good price too
  4. Pete95's avatar
    Low energy = low heat! These things are directly in proportion. 900w of heat requires 900w of energy. Nice to have control via phone app though!
  5. Skybird's avatar
    This one has 3 settings 900w,1200w and 1500w so roughly 30p /hr on lowest setting.
    knobbly's avatar
    Only if it's on 100% of the time. Normally heaters have thermostats, so I'd expect it to be on for about half the time (50% duty cycle) once it's warmed up. (edited)
  6. aviva's avatar
    "Low Energy Efficient" = accurate. This thing burnt a hole in our wallets!
  7. Crazy-Climber's avatar
    Works well if you have a govee thermostat also as it can use that to see what it really is temp wise in the room and control that way.
  8. SIM5EY-WAU's avatar
    If this little piece of crap was on 24/7 which it will be near enough. It will cost you about £9 a day or £250 a month! A Chinese heater on pump diesel will heat a whole 3 bed house 24/7 for half this cost. I have been doing it all winter- tried and tested. The heater cost £120 . Best money I ever spent. Saved thousands of this winters bills. We have no gas or oil here.
    irishsea's avatar
    Where do you find this heater?
  9. KermitDaFrog's avatar
    bought one of these last time . really good pump out a lot of heat . could not get my iPhone connect to it though. (edited)
    Crazy-Climber's avatar
    Every few weeks I have to press the two buttons to activate the wifi again but it works well enough for me on app and HomeKit (homebridge).
  10. EnaHia's avatar
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    Still available at the same price:

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    Select 50% voucher.
  12. Didntknowya's avatar
    Cool little heater, got it for 35 a month ago
    Inameulb8's avatar
    Not sure if it is a good review, I would expect it to be hot
  13. ohmygod2006's avatar
    I'm a bit dubious allowing an app to control something like a heater. I have several devices that run of apps and sometimes they're hit or miss with them turning on/off at the correct times. Sometimes the server or app doesn't switch off the device and i come back from work and it's still running. Imagine if it was a heater and it topples over while unattended or if you have pets or kids that might move it about. Yes, I'm probably over worrying but I have not enough faith in these apps yet. (edited)
  14. big.k's avatar
    "energy efficient" - ALL electric heaters are 100% efficient at converting electricity to heat. Are these over 100% energy efficient!?
  15. Jon_atkinson's avatar
    Are these safe enough to leave running for a few hours at a time and when we're not in the same room? On agile so intend to use during cheap hours instead of central heating
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