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Name: Honeywell - Ceramic Tower Heater - Slate Gray
Brand: Honeywell
SKU: 7823011
Price: 99.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (2081 reviews)

Honeywell - Ceramic Tower Heater - Slate Gray

Model:: HCE323V; |
SKU:: 7823011

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QuestionIs it made in China?
Asked 6 years ago by Mike.
- Answer Yes it is made in China.
  Answered 5 years ago by Mike
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QuestionDoes unit have a grounded cord?
Asked 6 years ago by Peaches.
- Answer yes and a tip sensor
  Answered 6 years ago by service
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QuestionDoes this contain PTFE (teflon)? I know some heaters have this coating and it is very toxic to animals, especially birds. I'd like to warm my room, but not kill my bird.
Asked 6 years ago by Sam.
- Answer Not sure if it does. Sorry.
  Answered 5 years ago by Mike
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Questionhow long is the warranty?
Asked 6 years ago by al.
- Answer The warranty is for 1 year through the manufacture, unless you purchase Best Buy warranty for a broader coverage.
  Answered 6 years ago by Saulo
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QuestionHow do I get the temperature setting to work?
Asked 6 years ago by Daymargo.
- Answer Just press the up or down arrows to adjust the temp. The temp only is adjustable on high speed. The low speed setting is a preset temp.
  Answered 6 years ago by TRex67
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QuestionDoes this heater have a fan only setting to cool as well as heat?
Asked 7 years ago by Haley.
- Answer Heat only
  Answered 7 years ago by Grandkids
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QuestionWhen I first turn it on it displays the "Hi" setting. Is it remembering my last thermostat setting? I would think it should display the last setting I chose before I turned it off. I have to press the up/down arrow button to see the setting when turnedon.
Asked 8 years ago by Corey.
- Answer Ours always goes to high when we turn it on. We just reset to the temp we want.
  Answered 7 years ago by Grandkids
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QuestionIs this heater tall enough to heat up all levels in the room and also can it heat up two rooms if i put it in one room and leave it in an open space so it can reach another room?
Asked 8 years ago by Nikki.
- Answer It can definitely heat up an entire room, but I doubt that it can heat up more than one room
  Answered 8 years ago by Ck76
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QuestionWhat is the range of temperature settings? What is the lowest setting? Highest?
Asked 4 years ago by FloridaNanny.
- Answer Low, High. About 10 feet.
  Answered 4 years ago by Missy
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QuestionDoes this heater have a timer
Asked 5 years ago by Paro.
- Answer Yes.
  Answered 4 years ago by GBike
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QuestionI set the thermostat to 68, it kicks on and heats to that temp, turns off, and never kicks back on. When I adjust the temp to get it to kick on again it shows the current temp is 64. Why didn't it turn on to heat to set temp?
Asked 6 years ago by Heatplease.
- Answer Good question. Suggest you contact the manufacturer. My feeling is it should turn back on after the temp. drops a couple of degrees.
  Answered 5 years ago by Mike
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QuestionMy unit is 2 years old. It's temperature screen show E-1 after running awhile and stops. The setting is on high. Until now I could run this for 7-8 hours on High, but now it shuts off after 1/2 hour (varies). Does the unit have to be replaced?
Asked 8 years ago by Trebore.
- Answer It probably will have to be replaced, you can always take it to Geek Squad inside a Best Buy and have them look at it.
  Answered 7 years ago by Allyson
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QuestionFor my electrical load I need a heater that uses only 750 watts or less. Is this one 750 watts on low
Asked 8 years ago by Ruthie.
- Answer No 1500 watts.
  Answered 8 years ago by etran
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QuestionIf I set the thermostat to a desired temp on high and then immediately switch it to low will it heat up to the temp I set it to then maintain this temp constantly or do I have to set to high first to let the temp reach the desired temp then set it to low?
Asked 8 years ago by Corey.
- Answer If we want it to be 72, we set it to 72. When it reaches 72 it shuts off and does not turns back on until the temperature drops below 72.
  Answered 7 years ago by Grandkids
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QuestionI would use this to warm a room occupied by my parrots. PTFEs are a major concern. Does the unit contain any polymers or teflon?
Asked 4 years ago by DedMann.
- Answer Yes. . I don't think there would be an issue
  Answered 2 years ago by user805973
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QuestionTo clarify question, is this heater designed to allow you to set the thermostat when you choose the LOW setting? Most digital heaters,like those from another manufacturer Lxxxx, say in their manual "the thermostat can only be used with the HIGH setting" .
Asked 8 years ago by TomO.
- Answer The heater needs to be on high to use the thermostat. I think it is because you have a wide range of temps available. Set it on high, the adjust the thermostat at any temp from low to high. Works great
  Answered 8 years ago by Frequentbuyer
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QuestionDo they make your electric bill higher?
Asked 8 years ago by Anna.
- Answer Every heater is going to, but this isn’t that bad.
  Answered 8 years ago by Rian
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Honeywell - Ceramic Tower Heater - Slate Gray

Q: QuestionIs it made in China?

Q: QuestionDoes unit have a grounded cord?

Q: QuestionDoes this contain PTFE (teflon)? I know some heaters have this coating and it is very toxic to animals, especially birds. I'd like to warm my room, but not kill my bird.

Q: Questionhow long is the warranty?

Q: QuestionHow do I get the temperature setting to work?

Q: QuestionDoes this heater have a fan only setting to cool as well as heat?

Q: QuestionWhen I first turn it on it displays the "Hi" setting. Is it remembering my last thermostat setting? I would think it should display the last setting I chose before I turned it off. I have to press the up/down arrow button to see the setting when turnedon.

Q: QuestionIs this heater tall enough to heat up all levels in the room and also can it heat up two rooms if i put it in one room and leave it in an open space so it can reach another room?

Q: QuestionWhat is the range of temperature settings? What is the lowest setting? Highest?

Q: QuestionDoes this heater have a timer

Q: QuestionI set the thermostat to 68, it kicks on and heats to that temp, turns off, and never kicks back on. When I adjust the temp to get it to kick on again it shows the current temp is 64. Why didn't it turn on to heat to set temp?

Q: QuestionMy unit is 2 years old. It's temperature screen show E-1 after running awhile and stops. The setting is on high. Until now I could run this for 7-8 hours on High, but now it shuts off after 1/2 hour (varies). Does the unit have to be replaced?

Q: QuestionFor my electrical load I need a heater that uses only 750 watts or less. Is this one 750 watts on low

Q: QuestionIf I set the thermostat to a desired temp on high and then immediately switch it to low will it heat up to the temp I set it to then maintain this temp constantly or do I have to set to high first to let the temp reach the desired temp then set it to low?

Q: QuestionI would use this to warm a room occupied by my parrots. PTFEs are a major concern. Does the unit contain any polymers or teflon?

Q: QuestionTo clarify question, is this heater designed to allow you to set the thermostat when you choose the LOW setting? Most digital heaters,like those from another manufacturer Lxxxx, say in their manual "the thermostat can only be used with the HIGH setting" .

Q: QuestionDo they make your electric bill higher?

QuestionIs it made in China?

QuestionDoes unit have a grounded cord?

QuestionDoes this contain PTFE (teflon)? I know some heaters have this coating and it is very toxic to animals, especially birds. I'd like to warm my room, but not kill my bird.

Questionhow long is the warranty?

QuestionHow do I get the temperature setting to work?

QuestionDoes this heater have a fan only setting to cool as well as heat?

QuestionWhen I first turn it on it displays the "Hi" setting. Is it remembering my last thermostat setting? I would think it should display the last setting I chose before I turned it off. I have to press the up/down arrow button to see the setting when turnedon.

QuestionIs this heater tall enough to heat up all levels in the room and also can it heat up two rooms if i put it in one room and leave it in an open space so it can reach another room?

QuestionWhat is the range of temperature settings? What is the lowest setting? Highest?

QuestionDoes this heater have a timer

QuestionI set the thermostat to 68, it kicks on and heats to that temp, turns off, and never kicks back on. When I adjust the temp to get it to kick on again it shows the current temp is 64. Why didn't it turn on to heat to set temp?

QuestionMy unit is 2 years old. It's temperature screen show E-1 after running awhile and stops. The setting is on high. Until now I could run this for 7-8 hours on High, but now it shuts off after 1/2 hour (varies). Does the unit have to be replaced?

QuestionFor my electrical load I need a heater that uses only 750 watts or less. Is this one 750 watts on low

QuestionIf I set the thermostat to a desired temp on high and then immediately switch it to low will it heat up to the temp I set it to then maintain this temp constantly or do I have to set to high first to let the temp reach the desired temp then set it to low?

QuestionI would use this to warm a room occupied by my parrots. PTFEs are a major concern. Does the unit contain any polymers or teflon?

QuestionTo clarify question, is this heater designed to allow you to set the thermostat when you choose the LOW setting? Most digital heaters,like those from another manufacturer Lxxxx, say in their manual "the thermostat can only be used with the HIGH setting" .

QuestionDo they make your electric bill higher?