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Lasko 6435 Designer Series Ceramic Oscillating Heater with Remote Control

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Lasko 6435 Designer Series Ceramic Oscillating Heater with Remote Control

(157 customer reviews)

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Features

Ceramic heater with elegant metal scrollwork base and electronic controls
Widespread oscillation; adjustable thermostat; 7-hour timer with auto shut-off
Low/high quiet comfort settings, plus auto thermostat-controlled setting
Self-regulating ceramic element and automatic overheat protection for safety
Measures 8-1/4 by 8-1/4 by 16 inches; 3-year limited warranty

Description

The 6435 Designer Series Oscillating Ceramic Heater with Remote Control blends beautifully with surrounding décor. With its Decorative Metal Scrollwork Base this unit will fit perfect in almost any room. It offers full room heat coverage and electronic Touch-Control Operation.

Product Details

Product Length:	10.0 inches
Product Width:	13.0 inches
Product Height:	31.5 inches
Product Weight:	7.9 pounds
Package Length:	16.9 inches
Package Width:	9.0 inches
Package Height:	9.0 inches
Package Weight:	8.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 157 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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145 of 148 found the following review helpful:

No thermostat on LOW, otherwise very nice. Jan 23, 2010 By P. Skow
only 3 stars, because of this design flaw issue:
I like it, and it's not blowing my circuit breaker when it's in the HIGH setting, in the room I need it in, so I'm not going to return it.
Others may not be so lucky due to an inexplicable design decision:
I really HATE that when you turn it to LOW setting, you CANNOT USE THE THERMOSTAT!!!
As soon as you select a thermostat "temperature", it automatically switches from LOW to HIGH power, and could then trip a typically overloaded circuit breaker.
If you MUST use the low setting because of your homes wiring, your only choice to keep it from running continuously, is to use the TIMER feature.(minimum 1 hour)

I've had many heaters, and NONE with a thermostat behaves this way in low setting!!
(Including the same brand cheaper LASKO 754200 ceramic heater that I also bought.) Inexplicable.

I've got some areas of the house that I'll blow the circuit breaker if I use the HIGH setting.
- (14AWG wiring, with 15A breakers, and some are pretty heavily loaded already. The kind of "cheap" barely acceptable wiring many new houses have in them.)
I won't buy an electic heater unless it has both a high(1500 watts) and low(usually ~750W, but this one says 900W) setting, plus a thermostat to keep it from running constantly.
If you are buying this heater and MUST use it in the LOW setting in some areas, then you'll want to buy something else.

On the PLUS side, the designers got a lot right:
1. (my Wife likes it) looks good in a living room (smaller than I had pictured, - that's a good thing).

2. AIRFLOW: Very quiet. It has a vertical "Squirrel cage" type blower. One fan speed.
(No "Blower only" mode.)
The description tries to make it sound like it's got a powerful blower- no, I wouldn't call it that.
- but it does have better airflow than I've seen in many other ceramic style heaters with regular fan.

Note: does NOT have an air-filter to keep dust out of the blower or heat elements.
The air intake is in back, and air is then sucked into top and bottom of squirrel cage fan. The air entry is at least 6" above floor, so that somewhat reduces dust intake.
(any heater with no filter usually means taking them apart every couple years to clear out the dust buildup, or see reduced airflow/performance, and earlier failure. It's rare to find a heater with filter.)

3. HEAT: Standard maximum 1500 Watts=5118 BTU/hr.. Plenty to warm us up 5 feet away, and to warm a small room, especially as a supplemental heater.
I'm using it in large open room with very high ceiling, but I can certainly tell it's warmer when I walk back there from colder adjacent front entry area. We're using it more for area heating within the room, while sitting watching TV.

4. Looks like ~40 degree arc swivel, which is enough to get both sides of a person, and to help circulate air in room. (first one I've had with swivel, so don't know how that compares with other brands)

5. TIMER: settable from 1 to 7 hour, in one hour increments.
We use the timer(LOW or high) along with the thermostat(HI only!!), since we'd keep forgetting to turn it off when done in the room (it's quiet, to my ears anyway).

6. Controls: The buttons on top mean I don't have to bend so low if I don't have the remote control in my hand, and the settings are easy to see.
On the other hand, that also makes it harder to tell (when sitting down) what setting is chosen when using the remote control. (The Infrared remote control has no indicators showing current setting)
The remote controls: ON/OFF; Hi/Lo temp; Swivel on/off; temp setting: one press for each temp change cycles through 60 deg to 85deg, in 5 deg increments(HIGH temp ONLY!!); TIMER: each press cycles from 1 to 7 hour, in 1 hour increment, with top display of "4,2,1", so you must add the numbers to figure the total time)

It has a ~6Ft power cord with two prong polarized plug.

50 of 50 found the following review helpful:

Awesome Little Heater Feb 22, 2008 By F. Strother "LTLFLEA"
I am very VERY pleased with this purchase! Big thanks to the woman who actually suggested this product in a review I was reading about another I was going to purchase. A little unit that seriously kicks out the heat. I use it for an open area den-there is a draft from main home entry on cold nights. I sit it between door and lounging area. No more cold air is felt across the floor and even warms up the den area. Had thought the remote was an unnecessary perk -- not anymore! Extremely pleased with this unit.

28 of 29 found the following review helpful:

Awesome deal! Dec 25, 2007 By Teacher Man
This is a great little heater. Our house is quite drafty, but this heater really makes a difference. It is also very attractive. The ability to set temps, timers, and power level make this a very versatile device. I was really amazed at the amount of heat it puts out! I highly recommend this heater.

13 of 13 found the following review helpful:

Looking to heat a room in a jif with a little style? Here you go! Jan 30, 2011 By vladiful
So I live in a small (I mean small - less than 400 sq ft-YIKES!) cottage. I can not swing my cat. It's ALL electric and my PG&E bill is bananas WITHOUT using the heat. So I suffered in the cold until my sister told me she had a lasko floor heater. I wasn't impressed when I saw it (not this one) but I honestly didn't care because I was tired of freezing to death with layers of clothes on. It's murder trying to get going in the morning (skipping showers cause it's too cold :(-C'mon!!). I saw this Lasko and was super excited. It LOOKED interesting, better than my sisters, well on the internet picture anyway. If you have ever lived in a small place you have to know ANYTHING you add to the decor, grows 5 times it's original size. I didn't want a contraption in the middle of my place. Well I'm here to tell you I in fact received it and was instantly satisfied with it's appearance. It's rather elegant - as elegant as you can get being a heater and made of plastic. The base is metal and the tower is "i wanna look like stone" and does a fairly good job of it...unless your sitting on top of it and analyzing it. So for appearance - for what it is made of and the look it is trying to pull off: 5 stars. Good job Lasko. Now, as far as heating, it's freaking NOT freezing in here anymore I am happy to say. This thing is really great. I love to be warm so I put it on 75 degrees and I am cozy as a bug in about 5 minutes- (room ~ 200 sqft) You have many choices. For temp: 60,65.70,75,80,85 then max. There's a timer for it to go off after 1-7 hours. It can oscillate though I don't use this. One persons review stated it made his e-bill go up - I don't know but I don't need to find out. My latest PG&E bill is unremarkable (super excited!!) - but I've only had it a month so I'm a bit nervous about a surprise huge PG&E bill next month. So this thing looks great and works great for what you pay. It's light weight so I bring it to which ever room I'm in- my whopping choice of basically two. I'm giving 5 stars because it's all I expected- nice looking to blend in a small cottage without sticking out like a sore thumb and also does what it sets out to do- heats so well it makes me fall asleep :) Oh, it also comes with a remote control which I find wicked funny. I guess only because I simply have no use for it but thank you Lasko. Get off your couch people!! HA. Good Luck to you.

17 of 19 found the following review helpful:

Attractive but Powerless Jan 06, 2009 By Amy Liz
If the rating were based solely on looks, this heater would get 5 stars. It's a unique and attractive product. It is also very quiet. The problems with this heater are: 1. It doesn't put out a lot of heat. Even on high power and at the highest temperature setting, you can barely feel it if you're sitting more than a couple feet away. It hasn't warmed any room in our house bigger than the bathroom [although the instructions say not to use it in the bathroom -- and also not to use it in the shower(!!)]. 2. The range of oscillation is quite small (even my easy-to-please husband noticed it). 3. As much as we move this heater around, it would be very nice if it came with a handle. 4. Interestingly, the remote for this heater will control our Lasko fan and vice versa. This can pose a small problem if you have the two near each other.

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