Mill OIL2000WIFI3 Black

I bought the 2000W version, but it only works for a maximum of 10 min at 2000W, then it switches back to 1200W, the desired room temperature is still far from being reached, presumably overheating or design flaw. I am still in conversation with the Company to find out what the problem is, Design flaw or a defective product. If it does switch back to 1200 W, I might as well take the 1500 W version.

For my kitchen of 16 m2, I searched for a long time for a suitable heat source to replace a central heating radiator.
Considering IR for a while, but instinctively I prefer heating the surrounding air over direct radiation.
In addition, placing panels and/or columns in my kitchen diner would be very impractical.
This oil radiator heats the air like a central heating radiator, but does not dry out the air like an ordinary electric convector heater. Furthermore, the air circulates optimally, so that my kitchen warms up quickly as a whole.
The radiator can be operated without an app, but only the basic functions. That's why I connected it directly to WiFi and downloaded the app. Everything went very easy!
Practically everything can be set and viewed through the app. Some things look like Google home. The radiator is defined as a device with a name in a room in a home. A weekly program can be drawn up for this device. It can be set separately how much power (3 positions) the device may consume max. (Of course this can change with the outside temperature.) Trying it out will make it clear which setting is needed for the desired weekly program. The number of kilowatts used is nicely displayed, both current and historical.
The indoor temperature is necessarily measured on the radiator, which is not the temperature of the room. That is an obvious drawback. Fortunately, Mill will soon come up with a separate separate sensor that can be placed anywhere. This sensor also measures the temperature and can transmit it to the radiator via WiFi.
If necessary, devices can be linked and much more. I understand that control will also be possible in the future through the Google Assistant!
I think this radiator is an excellent replacement for my central heating radiator in my (well insulated) kitchen.