Honeywell UberHeat Plus Ceramic Heater for Small Spaces – Black, HCE220B

UberHeat Plus: Compact Power, Smart Savings

The Honeywell UberHeat Plus Ceramic Space Heater delivers powerful, efficient warmth in a sleek, compact design that’s ideal for targeted heating in a living room, family room, or bedroom. This small room heater offers quiet operation that seamlessly blends into your home environment while providing consistent comfort. For enhanced convenience and control, the UberHeat Plus includes electronic controls with two comfort settings, an adjustable thermostat with four settings, and three auto-off timer options. Choosing this electric heater can also lead to smart savings, potentially reducing your heating costs by up to $276 annually by allowing you to lower your main thermostat.*

The UberHeat Plus elevates user control with modern, easy-to-use digital features. You can precisely manage your heat using the electronic controls, which offer a choice between two heat settings (High/Low) and an adjustable digital thermostat with four pre-set temperature levels (65°/70°/75°/80°). For added convenience and energy management, the portable heater includes an auto-off timer with three duration options (2, 4, or 8 hours), allowing you to schedule operation and ensure the heater turns off automatically when you leave the room or go to sleep.

Safety Matters: A Honeywell Standard for Safe Heating

The UberHeat Plus is built with the comprehensive Safety Matters program to exceed industry standards for quality and reliability. This portable heater includes innovative, multi-layered protective features, such as a tip-over switch, 2x overheat protection, and cool-touch housing. These tried-and-tested safety measures provide the peace of mind you need to enjoy soothing, customizable warmth while keeping your home and family protected.

*Calculation Assumes 8 hrs/day use * 7 days a week @ 900 watts * $0.1380 avg kwp * 12 weeks to zone heat and thus decreasing thermostat from 70 to 62 degrees with energy costs from US Energy Information Administration; October 2021; Winter Fuels Outlook