Softer lines than most heaters, and a grille that doesn't look like a server rack.
Halo Curve
$59.00
In stock
Ships in 2–5 business days
A round or near-round column puts the outlet higher off the floor than a cabinet heater, so warm air travels further before it settles. The trade-off is a slightly narrower grille — the fan is tuned for it.
Controls sit on top where you can reach them without crouching. Two heat levels, a fan-only setting, and an overheat cut-off that resets itself once the unit cools.
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Specifications
- Heat output
- 1,500 W
- Coverage
- Up to 250 sq ft
- Power supply
- 120 V / 60 Hz
- Heat settings
- Two, plus fan-only
- Controls
- Digital touch
- Flame effect
- No
- Safety
- Tip-over switch, overheat auto shut-off
- Colour
- Black
Ratings shown are for this model line; the exact figure is printed on the unit's rating label.
Care
Wipe the housing with a dry or slightly damp cloth while unplugged. Vacuum the intake grille every few weeks during the season — dust on the intake is the most common reason a heater feels weaker in February than it did in November. Never run it under a towel or blanket, and keep at least a foot of clearance on all sides.
Plugging it in safely
Built with a tip-over cut-off and a thermal cut-off that kill power before the housing gets hot enough to matter. Plug it straight into a wall outlet — a space heater is the one appliance that should never share a power strip or an extension cord. Keep a foot of clearance on all sides.
Shipping
In stock and on the shelf here in the US — two to five business days, tracked, not a cross-border wait.
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