Saturn ST-HT7645
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Saturn ST-HT7645 is a budget-friendly fan heater that offers impressive heating performance for its price. With a power output of 2000 W, it effectively warms up rooms up to 20 m², making it suitable for household use. Users appreciate its affordable price and the fact that it provides a strong hot air outflow. It features a built-in thermostat and overheat protection, adding to its safety and functionality. However, some users have noted that it can be quite noisy and emits a smell of burning dust or plastic during initial use. The plastic casing is also considered less durable, with reports of cracking upon impact. Despite these drawbacks, the Saturn ST-HT7645 is considered a reliable option for those seeking an economical heating solution.
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At work this year, we decided to save on heating locksmith workshops. In some ways, this is the right decision, because. In winter we don't really use them every day. But now, if you still need to do something there, then you must first warm up the room at least a little. For these purposes, the boss allocated me 600 hryvnias and expressed the hope that I would be able to find an acceptable solution for this modest amount. There was no choice, for that kind of money you can only buy a couple of cheap fan heaters, which I did. In terms of price, this is probably the cheapest two-kilowatt model. I mean, of course, branded fan heaters, not the complete no-name ones that you're even afraid to hold. In fact, it costs $10, including both wholesale and retail markups. So initially, I was a bit scared about my choice. But in reality, it turned out to be quite good. It blows nicely, the air outflow is hot, and the warming effect of this outflow is evident. We haven't used it to heat workshops yet, winter is still a ways off, but we managed to test it in household rooms. They heat well, it seems that the 2 kW power is honestly stated. It has a built-in thermostat; I didn't quite understand how it works or if it's needed, but it seems to be there. There is also overheat protection and a rough temperature adjustment of the outgoing air, consisting of two levels, which can be called "warm" and "hot". The manufacturer promises a two-year warranty for all this budget-friendly happiness! It's like an unprecedented act of generosity. Noisy. It can not be said that the noise is loud, but I would not take it home. It heats with the help of an open spiral, on which any dust that gets into it burns. The smell is appropriate. |
Overall, this heater is not bad. It heats well. Despite the fact that the casing cracked due to a fall, it works properly. Among the downsides, there is occasionally a smell of melted plastic, although nothing appears to be melted visually. heats well smell of melted plastic  not_now_d: use Saturn ST-HT7645 more than year |
Good heater, warms well. The only thing is, the plastic doesn't seem reliable. During the first weeks of use, it smelled like plastic. Very noisy. Heating Case, noise |
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Additional features fan heater Saturn ST-HT7645:
- Operation indicator light