Overview
A room heater in the winter months is one of the most useful appliances. It gives you warmth and makes you feel cosy. The Bajaj Platini room heater is a very efficient room heater from a well know brand. It is priced very reasonably and is a value for money room heater. The Bajaj Platini OFR PH 13S room heater has an oil filled radiator and features 3 heat settings. It is shaped like an S and is also a very energy efficient room heater.
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Heating Element
The room heater uses oil as a heating element. The oil gets heated up when the power is switched on and heats the surroundings.
Preset Thermal Cut-Out
The Bajaj Platini room heater is provided with an overheat cut off feature. This means that when the room heater gets heated to a desired temperature, the power immediately gets cut off .This prevents the oil from overheating and saves power as well as increases the life of the heater
Heat Retention
The oil in the room heater is able to retain heat for some time. Thus once the power is switched off the oil does not get back to room temperature instantly but stays hot for some time.
Power Consumption
The Bajaj Platini room heater consumes 2500 watts of power. It is energy efficient and does not consume a lot of electricity. The room heater is ideal for daily use and it does not inflate your monthly electricity bill.
Other Important Features
The room heater is equipped with a safety tilt switch and a thermostat. It is a noiseless heater and features a cord winder which makes it easy to store the heater. The thermostat makes it convenient to set the desired temperature. The design of this heater is of international standards and has caster wheels which make it easy to move the room heater from one place to the other. The room heater comes with 5 safety features. They are thermostat cut off, a safety tilt switch which safeguards against improper installation, a manually reset thermal cut out, an auto reset thermal cut out and a thermal fuse. It is BIS (ISI marked) approved product and is highly safe to use.
