Compact Desktop Heater with Touch & Remote Control
Warm the desk, the chair and the corner you actually use, without heating the rest of the house. The compact heater runs from a touch panel or the included remote, with six modes and a 90 degree sweep that covers the zone where you sit. It is a practical pick for home offices, student desks...
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Warm the desk, the chair and the corner you actually use, without heating the rest of the house. The compact heater runs from a touch panel or the included remote, with six modes and a 90 degree sweep that covers the zone where you sit. It is a practical pick for home offices, student desks and bedroom corners through the cold months.
Fast, targeted warmth with touch and remote control in a compact desktop heater
- cold rooms or cold workspaces
- heating the whole room when only one area is used
- needing to adjust settings from across the room
Warm the one spot you actually use
Cold feet at the desk and a chilly bedroom shouldn't mean heating the whole house. Set it from the touch panel or your remote and stay warm where you sit.
Set it from your chair, not the floor
- Touch panel with LED display
The LED display shows the set temperature at a glance, and the touch panel changes it in a tap. You can read and adjust the heat without leaning down to find a dial.
- Remote control from anywhere
The included remote changes modes and settings from your desk chair or the sofa. You stay put, and the heater keeps running at the level you picked.
- Six modes, 90° sweep
Six modes cover temperature display, timer, ECO, high heat, low heat and natural cold wind. The head oscillates up to 90 degrees, so warm air covers your desk and the chair beside it instead of one fixed point.
Six modes, one targeted zone
- 6Heating and airflow modes
- 90°Adjustable oscillation range
- 2 pcsHeater unit and remote control
Heater and remote, nothing else to buy
- Heater unit×1
Graphite black body, silver top ring, touch panel and honeycomb grille
- Remote control×1
Changes modes and settings from across the room
Heat the spot, not the house
The cold corner you live in
Your feet are cold before the first email opens. The room is chilly right where you sit, and the radiator is on the far wall doing nothing for your desk.
Heat the spot, not the house
Turning up the central thermostat warms the hallway, the spare room and the empty living room too. You pay for every degree, and the desk still feels like a fridge.
Warm from your chair
A compact heater sits on the floor by your feet, and the remote stays in your hand. Pick a mode, set the timer and sit back while the 90 degree sweep carries warm air across your workspace.
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Yes, when it sits on a firm, flat spot with clear space around the grille and top. The unit carries a do-not-cover warning and a tip-over warning, so keep bedding, curtains, paper and cables away from it. Switch it off before you sleep.
It is built to warm the spot you use. The 90 degree oscillation spreads warm air across a wider arc around your desk or armchair. A compact personal heater will not warm a large open plan on its own, so keep your existing heating for the rest of the room.
We do not recommend running any heater unattended overnight. Use the timer to warm the area while you get ready for bed, then turn it off.
The included remote changes modes and settings from your chair or the sofa, so you never have to get up to adjust the heat. The touch panel and LED display do the same job from the unit itself.
A basic fan heater blows air with a plain dial and no timer or modes to set from your seat. A blanket keeps you warm but leaves the desk and feet cold. This unit gives you six modes, a timer, ECO and a remote, and it heats only the zone you use, so you are not paying to warm empty rooms. Over a winter of working from one spot, the cost per warm hour stays low. The premium materials and remote are why it costs more than a basic fan heater.
No. The title says solar, but this is a mains-powered electric heater with no solar panel. Plug it into a standard outlet that matches your region: 110V for US models or 220V for EU and UK models.