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The dryness is my main issue, but the slow warmup is a close second. My radiator takes forever before I feel anything, so a faster start does appeal to me. I’m just not sure the ceramic heat will actually feel less dry once it’s running.
I checked the manual after seeing your question and it lists wall mounting as an option with the hardware included. It doesn’t call freestanding use unsafe, just says to use a suitable flat surface. Mine’s been on my desk for about a month now with no issues, so I’m still leaning toward leaving it there.
I’m mostly using it in a small bedroom, roughly 10 by 11, so it’s close enough that the high fan is noticeable. My old ceramic had that steady low hum you’re describing, and this one really does sound more like a fan pushing air. I only ran it on high a couple of times, so I haven’t settled on whether it’s just the extra airflow or a genuinely louder unit.
It’s about chest height, maybe a bit lower. I hadn’t thought about the heat rising thing, though that does make me wonder if the shelf is a waste. My desk is lower and that’s been fine.
Mine drops a fair bit once it’s off, maybe 4 or 5 degrees in half an hour if the door stays shut, more if someone walks through. That’s why I was leaning toward the timer in the first place, since I don’t trust myself to keep clicking the remote either. I’m in a smaller room though, so it might come back up faster than I expect. I haven’t actually timed it properly, just noticed it feels chilly by the time I sit back down.
