Heat Storm
The Heat Storm Wave is a 1000 W infrared floor‑to‑wall space heater designed for small rooms such as bathrooms, bedrooms, or offices. It mounts on the wall, features a touch‑safe grill, digital thermostat, remote control, and fan‑assisted circulation, delivering primary heat up to 100 sq ft and supplemental heat up to 500 sq ft.
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$109.99
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$97.86
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$61.99
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers consistently praise the Heat Storm Wave for its compact, wall‑mountable form factor, safe‑touch grill, and reliable 1000 W performance that won’t trip breakers. They also highlight its bathroom‑safe rating, digital thermostat, and the convenience of the included remote. Criticisms focus on the short cord length, the need to keep the unit off the floor to avoid venting issues, and the low‑level fan noise that some users may find undesirable.
What Users Say
Everyday users echo the professional sentiment, noting the heater works well in small bathrooms and bedrooms, feels safe around kids and pets, and is easy to install with the remote. Common concerns revolve around keeping the unit away from water, the limited cord length, and occasional dissatisfaction with the thermostat’s low minimum temperature setting.
Common Complaints
The most frequently reported issues are the short 3‑ft power cord limiting placement flexibility, the recommendation against floor use because of venting concerns, and the need to keep the unit away from direct water exposure in bathroom settings.
What People Are Saying
“Quick wall install (lightweight at ~6 lbs, no stud needed but recommended)”
How It Compares
vs. Heat Storm Wall 1000W
Advantages
Disadvantages
Choose the Wave if you need floor‑to‑wall flexibility and remote control; stick with the Wall model for a straightforward wall‑only installation.
vs. Heat Storm Phoenix 1500W
Advantages
Disadvantages
Select the Phoenix for large spaces and smart features; opt for the Wave for smaller rooms, bathroom safety, and wall‑mount convenience.
vs. Heat Storm Tradesman 1500W
Advantages
Disadvantages
The Tradesman is best for temporary, portable heating needs; the Wave is preferable for permanent wall‑mounted use in small, moisture‑prone areas.
