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I have used them at home for years on our sun porch during cooler
weather and they do a great job. They produce an even warmth and cycle
on and off as needed. They have a variety of settings so you can adjust
to your comfort zone. The first time that you use them or if you have
not used them in a long time they produce a funny smell but I think it
is just the surface dust and stuff getting hot. After that there is no
odor and no sound at all. I love them. I can't imagine they would cause
any problems for your storage area but maybe one of the conservators
wants to respond.
 
Robin Campbell, Curator
NYS Bureau of Historic Sites
 

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From: Museum discussion list [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
Behalf Of Kristen Bucher
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2007 4:24 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Soleus Oil Filled Radiator Heater


Dear List,
Do any of you have advice about whether or not this radiator heater is
safe to use in the administrative area of the museum?  The area is
approximately 30-40 feet from one art storage area.  If this heater is
unsafe, is there one that is safe to use?  What would be some safety
requirements to help guide us in finding one?  Any suggestions would be
great.  
 
Below of the description of the heater:
The Soleus Oil Filled Radiator Heater (model NDY-15) is filled with an
advanced conductible oil that never needs to be replenished. The oil
filling this radiator heater is maintenance free - and it produces no
fumes or flames. The Soleus radiator heater offers an adjustable
thermostat with 3 different power settings (600 watt, 900 watt, and 1500
watt) that maintain a constant temperature with automatic on and off
cycles. The heavy duty caster wheels and compact design allow this
radiator heater to be rolled and used almost anywhere, and the radiator
heater warms almost instantly to rapidly radiate heat throughout the
room.
 
Specs of the heater: 
*	Model: NDY-15 
*	3 power selections - 600 watt, 900 watt, or 1500 watt 
*	Safety features- oil is safely heated internally plus the
radiator heater features automatic overheat protection 
*	Compact design includes cord storage and heavy duty caster
wheels for easy maneuvering and storage 
*	Warranty: One year limited
*	Soleus Oil Filled Radiator Heater 
*	Adjustable thermostat maintains a constant temperature with
automatic on and off cycles 
*	Radiates heat rapidly to quickly warm the room 
*	Weight: 26 pounds 
*	Dimensions: 25 1/2"h x 7"w x 13 1/2"d
Thanks.
Kristen
 
 
 
Kristen Bucher
Registrar
The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens
829 Riverside Avenue
Jacksonville, Fl 32204
 
904.899.6020  phone
904.353.4101  fax
 
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