[Lowe's] DeLonghi Digital Dragon 4 Radiant Heater $119.99

Dec 31st, 2022 5:09 pm

#1

love2save [OP]: Deal Addict; Dec 1, 2012; 1776 posts; 1493 upvotes; Lake Simcoe

Dec 31st, 2022 5:09 pm

[Lowe's] DeLonghi Digital Dragon 4 Radiant Heater $119.99

Deal Link:: https://www.lowes.ca/product/electric-s ... ter-608819
Price:: $119.99
Expiry:: February 1, 2023
Retailer:: Lowe's

These are a steal at this price.

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Be aware: These units usually come with some cosmetic imperfections such as small dents on the side panels. They don't affect the performance and are almost unnoticeable as I have four of the similar Costco units. - 3 have the cosmetic imperfections but work perfectly.

Last edited by love2save on Jan 3rd, 2023 6:24 am, edited 1 time in total.

Dec 31st, 2022 5:13 pm

#2

poodytang69: Newbie; May 2, 2017; 57 posts; 80 upvotes

Dec 31st, 2022 5:13 pm

I bought this last year and had to return it, it would pop loudly in the night and woke me up way too many times.

+4

Dec 31st, 2022 5:41 pm

#3

Skilas: Deal Addict; Jun 5, 2010; 2778 posts; 6531 upvotes; Ontario

Dec 31st, 2022 5:41 pm

Just a reminder to those wanting to put this on a smart plug, you can't since it's digital controls. You can only with heaters with non-digital controls. And also review how much power the heater takes, as not all smart plugs can take the draw.

+13

Dec 31st, 2022 5:48 pm

#4

Stas911: Jr. Member; Apr 4, 2017; 158 posts; 139 upvotes; Ontario

Dec 31st, 2022 5:48 pm

Best heater I've ever used

+7

Dec 31st, 2022 5:51 pm

#5

shtang: Newbie; May 5, 2008; 40 posts; 123 upvotes; Vancouver

Dec 31st, 2022 5:51 pm

Good deal. Have 4 already and very satisfied with them.

+3

Dec 31st, 2022 6:03 pm

#6

weaper: Newbie; May 7, 2018; 61 posts; 97 upvotes

Dec 31st, 2022 6:03 pm

How much do one of these cost to run if we run them 4 hours a day?

Let's say, at $0.10 for electricity?

+1

Dec 31st, 2022 6:27 pm

#7

Toukolou: Deal Fanatic; Dec 4, 2009; 7619 posts; 3393 upvotes

Dec 31st, 2022 6:27 pm

Skilas wrote: ↑ Just a reminder to those wanting to put this on a smart plug, you can't since it's digital controls. You can only with heaters with non-digital controls. And also review how much power the heater takes, as not all smart plugs can take the draw.

I hate this, especially with the move to digital controls for most things.

"I'm a bit upset. I've been grab by the back without any alert and lubrification"
Lucky

+1

Dec 31st, 2022 6:43 pm

#8

dustinsa: Deal Addict; Mar 19, 2016; 1066 posts; 1327 upvotes; canada

Dec 31st, 2022 6:43 pm

Skilas wrote: ↑ Just a reminder to those wanting to put this on a smart plug, you can't since it's digital controls. You can only with heaters with non-digital controls. And also review how much power the heater takes, as not all smart plugs can take the draw.

YMMV. good generic advice but not applicable 100% to every device. I have multiple A/C with digital controls and they remember the last settings before the smartplug turns it off.

+1

Dec 31st, 2022 7:10 pm

#9

Midav: Sr. Member; Mar 6, 2006; 797 posts; 623 upvotes; GTA

Dec 31st, 2022 7:10 pm

weaper wrote: ↑ How much do one of these cost to run if we run them 4 hours a day?

Let's say, at $0.10 for electricity?

Total while in full power = $0.1 x 1.5 Kw x 4 h = $0.6

It has 3 heat settings and a thermostat, so could be less settings dependent.

+6

Dec 31st, 2022 7:19 pm

#10

Stas911: Jr. Member; Apr 4, 2017; 158 posts; 139 upvotes; Ontario

Dec 31st, 2022 7:19 pm

When you plug it in cold it uses high mode until gets hot (10-15 min) and then switches to low mode. During the day I never saw it using high mode

+2

Dec 31st, 2022 7:46 pm

#11

JerJer8: Newbie; Oct 31, 2020; 16 posts; 44 upvotes

Dec 31st, 2022 7:46 pm

Thanks OP.

Don't forget your 1% Rakuten

+3

Dec 31st, 2022 8:28 pm

#12

spike32: Jr. Member; Feb 5, 2010; 148 posts; 47 upvotes; Hamilton

Dec 31st, 2022 8:28 pm

Is this better for a cold larger basement? I currently have a big space heater down there right now. Would this be more cost efficient? Thanks.

Dec 31st, 2022 9:48 pm

#13

Spiritualx: Deal Addict; Jun 30, 2019; 2436 posts; 12608 upvotes

Dec 31st, 2022 9:48 pm

spike32 wrote: ↑ Is this better for a cold larger basement? I currently have a big space heater down there right now. Would this be more cost efficient? Thanks.

I think so because when oil gets hot it consumes less because it is able to keep its temperature.

+2

Dec 31st, 2022 10:16 pm

#14

Pharmer: Deal Addict; Jan 9, 2014; 1099 posts; 695 upvotes; Toronto

Dec 31st, 2022 10:16 pm

https://www.costco.ca/de'longhi-high-pe ... 20511.html

costco has one for 10$ more. whats better?

+2

Dec 31st, 2022 10:50 pm

#15

Cucumference: Deal Addict; Aug 19, 2018; 1962 posts; 2505 upvotes

Dec 31st, 2022 10:50 pm

spike32 wrote: ↑ Is this better for a cold larger basement? I currently have a big space heater down there right now. Would this be more cost efficient? Thanks.

No. All electric heaters are 100% efficient. If you already have one buying another one makes no sense. Cause long as you can adjust the output, they will be equally efficient. The only time it will kind of make sense if one of them outputs too much heat and for some reason, you can't turn it down.

+10

Dec 31st, 2022 11:35 pm

#16

Drakhie: Newbie; Mar 6, 2017; 9 posts; 13 upvotes; Burnaby, BC

Dec 31st, 2022 11:35 pm

I have two of these, great heather, the digital thermostat is a life changer.

+1

Jan 1st, 2023 12:24 am

#17

vanpatrick81: Sr. Member; Apr 10, 2006; 782 posts; 729 upvotes

Jan 1st, 2023 12:24 am

dustinsa wrote: ↑ YMMV. good generic advice but not applicable 100% to every device. I have multiple A/C with digital controls and they remember the last settings before the smartplug turns it off.

just an FYI. some people prefer the analog controls so they can plug it into a smart plug and then have the smart plug turn on at specific times (heat up the room before going to bed or heat up the basement for a movie night or work from home). cause if you have the digital controls on a smart plug, even with the smart plug turning on, the unit will not automatically turn on unless you physically turn it on. but for an analog control, once the smart plug turns on, the unit will also turn on.

+3

Jan 1st, 2023 12:25 am

#18

vanpatrick81: Sr. Member; Apr 10, 2006; 782 posts; 729 upvotes

Jan 1st, 2023 12:25 am

Pharmer wrote: ↑ https://www.costco.ca/de'longhi-high-pe ... 20511.html

costco has one for 10$ more. whats better?

both the same. main difference being costco one is analog control (helpful if you want it on a smart plug to turn on whenever you want without physically pressing a button) while the lowe's one is digital control (will not work with smart plug to auto turn on. must physically press button to power on).

Jan 1st, 2023 12:26 am

#19

dustinsa: Deal Addict; Mar 19, 2016; 1066 posts; 1327 upvotes; canada

Jan 1st, 2023 12:26 am

vanpatrick81 wrote: ↑ just an FYI. some people prefer the analog controls so they can plug it into a smart plug and then have the smart plug turn on at specific times (heat up the room before going to bed or heat up the basement for a movie night or work from home). cause if you have the digital controls on a smart plug, even with the smart plug turning on, the unit will not automatically turn on unless you physically turn it on. but for an analog control, once the smart plug turns on, the unit will also turn on.

as i already stated thats not 100% true. some digital controlled devices will revert back to the previous setting it was set to once it's powered on again by the smart plug, no touching the device, it turns on when the switch does

Jan 1st, 2023 12:33 am

#20

vanpatrick81: Sr. Member; Apr 10, 2006; 782 posts; 729 upvotes

Jan 1st, 2023 12:33 am

dustinsa wrote: ↑ as i already stated thats not 100% true. some digital controlled devices will revert back to the previous setting it was set to once it's powered on again by the smart plug, no touching the device, it turns on when the switch does

well, you did mention it remembers the settings once the smart plug turns off. didn't specifically say it will turn on as well. not arguing, just explaining my stance. cause this unit will "remember" previous setting like temp setting, eco mode, etc when the smart plug turns off except to turn on again when power is restored. could be a safety feature or just laziness in the engineering dept.

DeLonghi Digital Dragon 4 Radiant Heater $119.99

[Lowe's] DeLonghi Digital Dragon 4 Radiant Heater $119.99

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