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Lasko Oscillating Ceramic Tabletop Space Heater for Home with Adjustable Thermostat, Carrying Handle and 2 Speeds, 11.6 Inches, Silver, 5409

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Features

  • 2 QUIET HEAT SETTINGSThis tabletop electric space heater features easy-to-use manual controls with 2 quiet heat settings (high 1500 watts / low 900 watts), plus a fan only mode
  • ADJUSTABLE THERMOSTATThe adjustable thermostat maintains the temperature in your space allowing for personalized comfort
  • WIDESPREAD OSCILLATIONThe optional widespread oscillation projects heat into the room for full-room coverage and maximum warmth
  • EASY TO USEThe Lasko 5409 ceramic space heater comes fully assembled and ready to use, the built-in carry handle allows for easy transport from room to room
  • BUILT-IN SAFETY FEATURESSafety is a top priority at Lasko, this space heater features overheat protection, a safe ceramic element and a cool-touch exterior

Brand: Lasko


Special Feature: Adjustable Temperature, Manual Thermostat, Cool Touch Exterior, Overheat Protection, Lightweight, Oscillating, Adjustable Speed


Color: Gray


Form Factor: Table


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Product Dimensions: 6.55"D x 8.34"W x 11.66"H


Recommended Uses For Product: Office, Table, Bedroom, Desk


Mounting Type: Floor Mount


Room Type: Bedroom, Living Room, Home Office


Heating Coverage: 300 Sq. ft


Burner type: Ceramic


Number of Speeds: 2


Voltage: 220 Volts


Item Weight: 4 pounds


Department: Unisex-Adult


Manufacturer: Lasko Metal Products


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 5409


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Care instructions: Clean with soft cloth


Assembly required: No


Number of pieces: 1


Warranty Description: 3 year limited warranty


Batteries required: No


Included Components: Heater^User guide


Import: Imported


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    • Warm and cozy
I love this heater.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • OK for the price, not perfect with a few issues
For the price, overall it's an OK little unit. It does help warm up my small office, and it's not too hot to touch so seems like a nice safe options for kids/pets. Issues: - A little smelly - has a plastic/chemical smell. Was quite strong first few uses, but after 1 month it's a lot better though not 100% gone - Temperature control is not very accurate. I leave it on the same setting and the room temp varies a lot - Fan is slightly noisy even on the low setting. Not terrible, but it's not silent. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2023 by Joe
    • My second one, both still cranking out the warmth
My first Lasko, I’m still using, is at least 3 years old. Needed this second one works great. I use setting #1, so I don’t trip a circuit breaker. Setting #1 is 900 watts pulling 7.50 amps, on a 15 amp circuit. If I use #2 setting that’s 1500 watts pulling 12.50 amps, which is too close to the top of my circuit. I know way too much about electricity, since recently blowing out a tire circuit #11 which included 7 outlets and 2 overhead lights, almost half of my tiny house. Nightmare, found a great electrician who found the culprit was a melting neutral wire on an adjacent circuit, pulling voltage from #11. I had a lot of dark chocolate this morning. Is this too much over sharing! Love my Lasko heaters. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2023 by Linda G.
    • So far a great gift! Towards the end of January was my ...
So far a great gift! Towards the end of January was my wife's birthday and I was looking to get her a small portable heater that she could easily transport from one room to the next based on her needs. Larger heaters can be quite bulky and do not make for easy transport. Though larger heaters do put out more heat. However, buying a ceramic heater is on the lower end of heaters available for purchase. There are kerosene heaters and propane heaters that make for heating rooms, garages, etc., almost instantly. However, they are not very practical. This is actually the second Oscillating ceramic fan I have purchase for her birthday. The first was VanHaus version. They are almost identical in the pictures but the Lasko is slightly more. The VanHaus broke on us in a matter of days and if you are interested you can see my critique of it if you are trying to pinch a few pennies. However, I highly recommend the Lasko version. This review is based on the superiority of the Lasko fan vs. the VanHaus version. First, the Lasko came in packaging that did not allow for the fan to break when it is being shipped. I removed the Lasko heater from the box and noticed immediately that I had purchased a better product. It's handle was more firm indicating great craftsmanship. The knobs are clearly marked. The thermostat was clearly marked with white circles. The larger the white circle the hotter the thermostat setting. The VanHaus does not have a clearly marked thermostat. One difference I did notice that puts the VanHaus before the Lasko heater is the Oscillation. The Lasko does not oscillate as wide as the VanHaus. However, after further contemplating this oscillation degree less just might be best. It allows for more of a central focus on an individual vs. heating a small room. A personal heater is exactly what my wife wanted; she did not want a room heater. If someone wants a room heater they should try the larger and more bulky heaters that are left in a room or secured permanently. So far, the Lasko heater is far superior in quality, durability, and craftsmanship. This heater is highly recommended for those looking for a personal heater that is light, durable, and easy to transport. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2016 by Joseph R. C.
    • Small & efficient
I bought this for a basement bedroom. It is compact and works well. I love the many options to oscillate, cool or turn up temperature for heat setting. Great purchase at a great price.
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2023 by June
    • Got three years out of it before the rotary switch became flaky
Bought this three years ago and used it in a bathroom. It would occasionally trip the overtemp switch if there wasn't enough clearance for good airflow. One day it stopped working and the rotary switch wasn't working smoothly. I disassembled the unit and found that the stranded wires inserted in the switch weren't tinned, so I took care of that. I also cleaned out the lint that was blocking about half of the heat element grid. I did that by taping a short length of Tygon tubing to my vacuum cleaner wand. That allowed me to get between the fan blades and suck it out. I think this should be done every year to reduce fire hazard. The switch is still a little flaky - it's a Tower Mfg unit, but seems cheaply built. The phosphor bronze z-springs serve three purposes: they provide a push connection for the wires, an electrical connection to the fan and the two heater elements, and indexing for the switch. It's tricky to get that all right and cut cost. Reading through all the one star review, it's apparent that most of these can be traced to the rotary switch (or the overtemp snap switch). The rotary switch has four independent contacts to an internal notched plate: line, fan, heatlow, heathigh. If the line contact fails, the unit won't work at all. If the fan contact fails, the unit will overheat. (And melt, if the overtemp doesn't activate) If one of the heat contacts fails, the unit will put out low heat. I located a $13 replacement four position rotary switch on Amazon. If the problem re-occurs, it's about 20 min to change it. Bathroom use: if the heater is cold and you shower, moisture could condense on the heat grid and cause an arc-over because of the close spacing in the design. Simply turn the heater on before you shower and leave it on for a few minutes after you are done. That will help the bath fan pull the moist air out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2020 by WryCoder

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