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Dr Infrared Heater Upgraded Version 2-Tier 18 Cubic feet Portable Bedbug Heater with Thermometer and Timer
Product Description
The DR-122 Bed Bug Toaster is a portable, chemical-free, high performance heating chamber with a quiet, multi-blade turbo fan that can exterminate existing and potential bed bugs. This powerful 18 cubic feet Toaster can reach 120F-155F in a few minutes from room temperature. It comes with a 2-tier steel rack shelf to help treat a variety of items more conveniently and safely without any hot spots or cool spots. The tent is constructed of heavy duty nylon with industrial grade zippers that ensure uses for many years to come. This energy efficient and well insulated Bed Bug Toaster is the ideal choice for heat treatment to kill bedbugs in all life stages.
Features
- High performance heating system that quickly reaches 120-155F in minutes and effectively kills bed bugs at all life stages
- Huge treatment area of 38x38x26 inch
- 2-tire steel rack system that easily fits a variety of items for heat treatment
- Portable, rugged and collapsible tent allows easy storage after each use
- Includes Thermometer/timer with alarm, kindly refer the user manual for troubleshooting steps.
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This Item  Dr Infrared Heater Upgraded Version 2-Tier 18 Cubic feet Portable Bedbug Heater with Thermometer and Timer, Black, Big (DR-122) |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -6% $178.64 List: $189.99 | $1,964.00 | $2,399.00 | $78.70 | -6% $121.90 List: $129.99 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it May 8 - 13 | Get it May 8 - 13 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | GreenTech Heat | GreenTech Heat | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| power source | Electric | Corded Electric | AC | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
| heating method | Forced Air, Radiant | Electric | Forced Air | Radiant | Radiant, Forced Air |
| wattage | 1500 watts | — | — | 1500 watts | 1500 watts |
| heating coverage | — | 400-600 square feet | 400 - 600 square feet | 400 sq ft | — |
| heat output | 1500 watts | 19000 btu per hour per foot per fahrenheit | 19000 btus | 1500 watts | — |
| weight | 27 pounds | 28 pounds | 28 pounds | 10 pounds | 19 pounds |
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Sooo cheap. But I love it.
Update: I went from 4 to 2 stars. The thermal switch gave up. I have pictures of the old switch and my new replacement.I am an expert in power electronics and can fix this in no time. But average people have to throw it away. That is why I gave it a 2 star. Everything is awesome (cheap though) except for the thermal protection switch which breaks easily. That is why people say it stops working in a few days.So I replaced it with a better more professional thermal switch. Pictures attached. The one that I'm holding is the original one which is really cheap.Update: I jinxed it. The heater broke today. But not the internals. So I opened it and saw that the melted feature that others have mentioned. That is just a hot glue that they have used to hold the on LED. So nothing important.Just make sure you always keep the switch on "on" so when that plastic melts on it, it remains on on. Otherwise, you can't turn it on anymore (or you can remove the glue).But the inside is actually pretty well made (I am a university professor of power engineering). When the overheat switch opens, the arc kinda welds it in the open position. That is why many have said that it stopped working. Just unplug it. Gently hit it on the top until the thermal switch closes again (you can even see it from the front). Then pug it back in and it will work.I opened it to check the wiring for insilation failure and they have not even started to heat up. So the inside wiring is pretty well made.Update:It is still working fine. I have a bed bug phobia so I keep putting my stuff in there like pillows, bags,... Lol. I don't have bed bugs but I am not planning to get any.I have had it working for more than 4 days now and it is still fine.Just something that I noted: if you install the cheap temp sensor on the case of the heater, it will get warm and the clock will run slow. If you heat it up, it slows down. So I keep it on the side so that I don't have to update the clock often which you really don't need it. The sensor itself is cheap but fine. I have compared the temp sensor to two high quality references (including a fluke meter) and it is precise.Original: It is super cheaply made. I hate the frane and especially, the levels. In particular the fact that they do not stay in place, and also that you lose 1ft from the bottom and you can't have a low hanging level.But it works for now and considering the fact that I hate bugs, I love it.In my last travel, I got bitten and I thought I have brought back bed bugs. It turned out to be an allergy to dust mite. But since then, I got a severe phobia to the point that I canceled all of my other travels (I was at the gate when I canceled the first one), and I waited for this.Now I can go and know that I can treat my bag as soon as I return.My bags are already soaked in residual pesticide, but I still needed this.
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ten Stars!!! Upgraded Version is Perfect❤️❤️
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2018
I was waiting for a review on the upgraded version to see if all of the problems on this infrared heater were corrected. No one really gave a current review on the upgraded changes so I went out on a limb and purchased one, June of 2018. I was so happy to see that the upgraded version has in fact corrected all of the problems that people discovered. First of all, the knob to the heater is no longer a knob but a red off, on switch with a light built into it. The switch is on the back of the heater where it is easily accessed. I'm not sure what the hot glue issue was that people were referring to but there is no hot glue anywhere on the heater. The rack is very strong and sturdy and not flimsy so I think that was fixed too. Also, it is white and not silver. Also the frame was very easy to put together. It took my 12 year old, 10 minutes to put together. Also. The allowance on the case is perfect. There were no fit issues at all in placing and zipping the case around the frame. The quality is exceptional all around especially for the price. Today I will heat treat some items and update my review on the performance of the heater as well but overall, I'm very impressed with the quality that I see. I'm just a regular Amazon consumer so I think it was important to get my point of view out there because I myself was looking for a review like mine about this item.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2018
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