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Comparison De'Longhi HFX 65 V20 vs De'Longhi TCH 8993 ER

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Typefan heaterfan heater
Heating elementceramicceramic
Controlspush-buttontouch controls
Power supplymainsmains
Max. power2000 W2400 W
Heating area20 m²24 m²
Features
Features
thermostat
temperature adjustment
emergency heating
timer
fan mode
oscillating
remote control
display
thermostat
temperature adjustment
emergency heating
timer
fan mode
oscillating
remote control
display
Heating modes
2
1.2 / 2 kW
 
 
Safety system
overheat protection
tip-over protection
overheat protection
tip-over protection
More specs
Installation
floor
floor
Dimensions (HxWxD)61.2x22.6x18.2 cm69.5x27.5x26.9 cm
Weight1.36 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalogoctober 2017october 2017

Controls

- Rotary knob. Models with such mechanical control are inexpensive, but the possibilities of the control itself are rather limited and usually include only basic functions.

— Push-buttons. This type of control has more heating modes and additionally, there may be a display for showing information.

- Touch controls. It is similar to push-button models but has a more aesthetic appearance. It is found mainly in top models.

Max. power

The maximum power of the heater. The meaning of this parameter depends on the device type and power supply (see above). So, for most types of heaters, we are talking about the highest power output. However, for fan heaters, this parameter also includes the power of the fan motor, and the heating capabilities are somewhat more modest than the claimed maximum power (although not by much). For electric models, the maximum power also corresponds to the maximum power consumption, which determines the connection requirements: for example, for devices of 3.5 kW and more, ordinary sockets are no longer suitable, and some require not 230 V but 400 V.

However, the key point determined by the power of the heater, is the intensity of heating and the ability to effectively heat a particular room. To select the appropriate model, there are special formulas. So, if we are talking about a city apartment or a small office space with a ceiling height of about 2.5 m, then we can assume that a heating power of at least 100 W is required per 1 m² of area. For other situations, more complex methods are used, taking into account the volume of the room, the degree of thermal insulation, climate and solar heating, etc.; they can be found in special sources. Also note that for IR heaters (see "Type"), their own calculation methods are used — this is due to the specific format of work.

Heating area

A very conditional parameter that slightly characterizes the purpose based on the size of the room. And depending on the height of the ceilings, layout and equipment, actual values may vary significantly. However, this item represents the maximum recommended area of the room that the device can effectively heat. This parameter directly depends on the maximum power (see above). It is worth noting that the actual efficiency of the heater in most cases depends not on the area, but on the volume of the room. In light of this, the heating area can only be specified for a certain ceiling height. In most cases, manufacturers mean 2.5 m - this is the standard ceiling height in city apartments. If the ceilings are much higher, the heating area must be recalculated using special formulas. In general, it is worth considering that 1 kW is comfortable for 10 m², however, manufacturers may slightly overestimate the heating area data.

Heating modes

The ability to adjust the power of the heater. Do not confuse this parameter with temperature control since several power modes primarily affect the heating rate, energy consumption and device wear.
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