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De'Longhi Dragon 4 Oil Filled 2.5kW Radiator in White, TRDX41025E £114.99 in Costco
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Posted 3 November 2022

De'Longhi Dragon 4 Oil Filled 2.5kW Radiator in White, TRDX41025E £114.99 in Costco

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De'Longhi Dragon 4 Oil Filled 2.5kW Radiator in White, TRDX41025E

Features

  • Ideal for rooms up to 75m³
  • 2.5kW heat output
  • New enlarged battery design. The 25% larger radiant surface ensures faster air flow emission and increased chimney effect
  • Digital control panel with LED display
  • Room thermostat to set and automatically keep desired temperature
  • 3 power settings
  • Exclusive ECO function helping you to save energy
  • Pre-assembled soft rubber wheels to allow easy manoeuvrability
  • Safety Thermostat
  • Anti-frost protection function-preventing freezing in cold weather
  • 24 hour digital on/off timer
  • Dimensions: H 67 x W 16 x D 58 cm

Seems powerful oil radiator with pretty good reviews online.

On Argos - it costs £245!! and on Amazon it's £143 so this price £114.99 seems good one!
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  1. dsmsli's avatar
    dsmsli
    I have the older model of this....it's amazing !! Never any need to run it at full capacity....very unique system of sending out heat compared to other oil filled radiators.
  2. diktiomenos's avatar
    diktiomenos
    In before the "Is it cheaper to run than a fan heater?" brigade.
    Zodealo's avatar
    Zodealo
    Is it?
  3. mtype101's avatar
    mtype101
    Does the battery last?
    hootz's avatar
    hootz
    Yes about zero seconds
  4. Carlos_Luque's avatar
    Carlos_Luque
    I do have the 2kw and it's truly amazing, capable to heat a very big room itself.
  5. TYrone12's avatar
    TYrone12
    I have this too and i love it heats my room in about 15 minutes and that’s not even on full power.
    Maxim7750's avatar
    Maxim7750
    Hi could it heat a large lounge quite quickly even on the lowest setting?I'm a bit worried about running costs
  6. J1240's avatar
    J1240
    Amazon seem to have price matched this now
  7. Wigan_Stu's avatar
    Wigan_Stu
    Came here thinking this was the Ps5 Pro
  8. Shaftydude's avatar
    Shaftydude
    These will get cheaper for the simple fact running them just cost to much.

    Running at the 2.5kw heat output, it will cost 0.85p to run per hour. (edited)
    GrahamStoneman's avatar
    GrahamStoneman
    But they have a thermostat, right? So most of the time they won't cost anywhere near that amount to run, except when it's warming the room first thing in the morning.
  9. msanman's avatar
    msanman
    Ordered thanks OP
  10. MoHoneyMoProblems's avatar
    MoHoneyMoProblems
    This will heat exactly as effectively as any other electric heater - it's really basic physics (energy in = energy out).

    The question I have if anyone has any of these is how long does it retain heat vs an instant convector?

    I'm looking to switch to Economy 7 for other reasons and the rate means I'm interested in having this run at full blast in the wee hours, but it's only practical if it's *slow* to release heat. Are we talking a few minutes to heat and a few minutes to cool or hours?
    Cystennin's avatar
    Cystennin
    I have this model and I wouldn't recommend it in your use case. It warms up in a few minutes, and it really throws the heat out very well. As a result, it doesn't store the heat. It probably takes more than a few minutes to cool, but less than an hour.

    You most likely have, but I'd really do some digging into Eco 7. When I looked recently, the cheaper, nighttime rates I was being offered were more than the standard variable tariff most of us find ourselves on now. Might be better for your part of the country.
    You really need a proper storage heater to make the most of Eco 7, and those bad boys are expensive. Good luck.
  11. eelvis's avatar
    eelvis
    Any cheaper alternatives?
  12. eelvis's avatar
    eelvis
    ebay.co.uk/itm…535found cheaper similar one £72 but slightly damaged. (edited)
  13. Maxim7750's avatar
    Maxim7750
    would it still heat up quickly if you had it only set to 600w?Mind you I don't know if that would be effective at that setting I'm wanting to keep my mum warm in a large lounge as she's bed bound downstairs and I'm wondering if their is a cheaper alternative to the central heating
    stealth666's avatar
    stealth666
    Close all doors in the one room, most home heat is wasted, turning off central heating radiators saves nothing....

    No carbon monoxide risk with oil filled rads (edited)
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