Where to Buy Ambia Ach-220 Portable Two Zone Ceramic Tower Heater

Product Description

Customize your comfort with Ambia's ACH-220 which provides you with precision, digital, two zone control in one beautiful product. The two heater modules can be used combined like a traditional vertical heater, or they can be separated to direct heat in two places. The unique tethered heater modules can be placed up to 9-feet apart- one on either side of the bed, one on each side of a chair, or aimed at two different people. The two zones combined with the digital thermostat are perfect to give you precision control over your comfort.

Two Zone Feature

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #702883 in Home
• Size: 8" L x 8" W x 19" H
• Color: Gray
• Brand: Ambia
• Model: ACH-220
• Dimensions: 8.80" h x 8.00" w x 19.20" l, 8.40 pounds

Features

• Heat modules separate by up to nine feet
• Digital precision thermostat
• Plugs into one standard wall outlet
• Interconnect tether disconnects for easy cord routing
• Combined heater provides 1500 watts

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
The top heater needs a lock
By Mom of the Year
The top heating unit does not lock into the base heating unit. When moving the heater from room to room, the top heater tumbled off and cracked against my right hand in an awkward way, giving my fingers a "stubbed" feeling for a little while. This was annoying when it was cool, but I can't imagine this thing falling off if the unit was hot. You'd need a pot holder to put it back into place.

Also, the one I received also seems to have a thermostat glitch. I turned in on in our bedroom last night where it was probably around 67 degrees. Our bedroom has a very high ceiling and is always chilly. The heater was set to 71 and would not kick in. I turned it up and nothing. I'll continue to investigate this issue and update if anything changes.

We have several tower space heaters in our home and this is by far the least useful. If I was purchasing another heater I would get an oscillating fan that has quieter controls. I found the control beeps on this heater to be loud, especially if you're using it at night when kids are asleep nearby.

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Works better for heat distribution...
By Larry F. Rogers
I am not a huge fan of electric heaters, but my wife cannot live without them. Problem with them typically is that it is very very warm near the heater, and not so warm away from the heater. Uneven heat distribution actually makes the room less comfortable.

This heater does a better job by allowing you to split the heater into two halves. And yes, that does provide better heat distribution.

But so would having two small heaters spread out across a room. The only thing you save is the outlet.

I am not too keen on the point of it all. Perhaps it is easier to carry than two independent units for some?

It is a good heater though. Both parts are effective heaters in and of themselves.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Heats well and quickly. Stinks a bit, and the fan is loud.
By L. Gildart
This heater stinks. Literally. I guess there's a burn-in period with heaters in plastic housings, because I've returned other heaters for the same reason. It's a bit disconcerting. The fan is also pretty noisy when it's on high, but the offset for that is that this heater brings the room temperature up to comfort level very quickly.

The heater is easy to use, both as a tower and as a "stereo" heat source. It is true that the tower formation does not hold together super securely, but it works for me to be able to separate the heaters without having to give one of them a bear hug. This is a ceramic heater that will never reach the temperature necessary to combust paper, but it is still not safe to leave it on unattended, including overnight (I'm pretty sure that's the same for all space heaters - the same warnings came with my oil-filled radiator and my infrared quartz heater).

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