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Electric Patio Heater Reviews

A patio heater can add an element of warmth to the backyard. It's important to think about security features like an automatic shutoff and an enduring base.

Also, consider whether you'd prefer electric or propane heating. Propane heaters require a refillable fuel tank while electric models can simply be plugged in or hardwired.

1. Kettler Kalos Copper Lantern Patio Heater

The Kettler Kalos is a stylish, easy-to-use patio heater. It's one of the more affordable models we've tested. However, it has excellent warmth from nine feet away. It's simple to set up and operate. It also comes with safety features such as an auto-shutoff valve, as well as ETL certification. Additionally, it comes with wheels which make it easy to move around your patio, and its copper finish adds a gorgeous look to your patio.

While the exterior grill is made of mesh, it's soft to the touch with what feels like velvety flocking encasing it. If you accidentally rub your skin against the heater while it is on (which I would not recommend) it could cause less irritation than if there were exposed metal. It's also a sturdy model, which was able to stand up to a month of being left out in our backyard and didn't show any signs of wear.

The controls are clearly located on the base, so that guests or those who have never used an outdoor heater before will be able to be able to understand how to use it. The Kalos has only one button, and it will beep two times when you press it. This is a minor inconvenience however it could be confusing to people who aren't familiar with the heater.

Once you've pressed the button, the double frost halogen lamps immediately begin to provide focal heat and emitting a nice warm glow. They're also energy efficient and emit no fumes or ash. The Kalos is also equipped with a built-in tip-over safety, so it won't be knocked over if a gust of air is blown.

This model has a 6-foot extension cord. You'll require an outdoor outlet to plug it in. If you're in need of an extension cord, make sure it's suitable for outdoor use and doesn't exceed the maximum length allowed by the manufacturer. Be aware of your surroundings when using any electric heater with a plug-in. Don't leave the heater unattended or in proximity to anything that is flammable.

2. Kettler Kalos Wall-Mounted Patio Heater

We were awestruck by the design of this heater and it did an excellent job warming our garden sofa area. It was simple to use and came with many settings that included the remote control that was wireless. We were also impressed that it didn't produce any fumes or smoke and had safety cut off functions. It's also great that it can be mounted on the wall.

It is important to think about the size, location and whether or not it generates direct heat when you choose a patio heater. Direct heat is generated by the unit itself and is ideal for heating small areas such as porches and patios, while indirect heat is produced by the light that the heater emits, which warms objects in its vicinity, such as furniture and plants.

Patio heaters are available in both electric and gas versions and each model has its own pros and cons. Electric models, like our top pick are generally more user-friendly and less expensive to operate than propane models. However, they don't typically provide as much heat and can increase your energy bills over time. Gas heaters on the contrary, can provide more heat, but they require more area and may not be as easy to set up as electric heaters.

Ultimately, the best electric patio heaters waterproof electric patio heaters Patio Heater (153.126.169.73) patio heater for your needs will depend on your budget and requirements. If you plan to spend much time outdoors, select an electric model that has an impressive BTU rating. If you are using your patio for only a few times, a propane heater that is more affordable might be the best electric patio heater uk choice.

Make sure you read the instructions provided by the manufacturer before making use of a patio heater. It is essential to remember that patio heaters should be kept at a minimum of 10 feet away from combustible materials like curtains or clothing, and they must not be covered when being used. Freestanding heaters should also be placed on a solid base, and not in a location where they are likely to tip over. Before moving a patio heater, unplug it and then turn off the power.

3. Kettler Kalos Steel Patio Heater

The sleek lines and beautiful copper finish of the Kettler Kalos Patio Heater give it instant curb appeal and make it an outstanding addition to your outdoor space, even when it's not being used. It's among the most stylish electric heaters we've examined. It can also function as a stylish lamp, emitting a warm yellow light instead of a harsh reflection. It comes with two settings for power and a remote that lets you to control the temperature while you are enjoying a glass or wine, or some pre-dinner snacks on your terrace. It's freestanding but can also be affixed to a wall or a parasol and can be used with a stand (available separately). The sturdy aluminum frame feels solid and stable and has a 360-degree tip-over switch for safety, and a hollow base that can be fixed to the ground.

However the Kettler Kalos is less effective at heating large areas than some of the other models we've tested. It generates lots of heat very quickly but it doesn't spread over a large area and is only suitable for small patios or balconies. Electric heaters that employ the infrared heating technology are susceptible to this problem because they radiate heat outwards and focus on the nearest objects.

If you're looking to heat a larger area, it could be worth considering a propane heater that emits radiant warmth and is fuelled by gas. Although propane heaters are costly to run, they are more efficient and provide better coverage than electric models. However, they do require an individual gas cylinder which needs to be replaced or filled regularly and you'll need to carefully keep your propane cylinders in a safe place to ensure that they aren't damaged by physical impact or extreme temperature rises.

The ideal choice for you ultimately depends on your needs and the space you have available. If you're looking for a heater that will be a design feature in your garden and enhance its appearance hanging or wall-mounted model is a good option. If you're looking for an outdoor heater to keep warm during the cold summer evenings, a free-standing electric heater could be the ideal option.

4. Kettler Kalos Steel wall-mounted patio heater

When you're hosting an alfresco dinner party or simply relaxing in your backyard, the patio heater is necessary to help create the perfect atmosphere. They come in a variety of designs, but the most important difference is the type of fuel they make use of. The majority of them use propane or electricity. Some are freestanding, while others are hung on the wall. There are models that come in a variety of finishes. The model you choose for your garden patio heater electric will depend on your budget and the dimensions of your garden, and the space available.

This stylish patio heater is both functional and fashionable. It combines a halogen lamp with an electric heating element, providing warm light and ambiance for your outdoor space. It's easy to use with its simple remote control and a touch switch. Its rust resistant aluminium reflector helps spread the heat. Its low energy consumption makes it an economical option for your garden.

It is important to determine the wattage of the patio heater, as models with higher wattages will consume more energy, and will result in a greater expense to run. It is recommended to look for models that have several heat settings so that you can select the ideal level of warmth. It is also worthwhile to look for models that are weatherproofed because this means you can use it in the rain without worry about damage.

A wall-mounted heater is a great option if you only have little space. This Kettler model is ideal for patio furniture, as it is designed to be a discrete addition. It's very easy to set up too, with all of the hardware included in a blister package and clearly labeled to make the process quick and straightforward.

However, it's worth remembering that this model only emits only a small amount of heat, meaning you might need to move it around the space to create an ideal temperature for your guests. Furthermore, it has a short cable, which means you'll likely need to purchase an outdoor extension lead if you're planning to put it farther away from an electrical source.