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Sunpentown

Sunpentown SH-1960B Tower Ceramic Heater

SKU CH-FXKS-N0BHM MPN SH-1960B

Oscillating ceramic tower heater with digital thermostat, remote control, 8-hour timer and tip-over protection

  • FeatureCeramic heat offers soothing warmth and the safety of a low
  • Power ConsumptionFan - 25W Low heat = 900W High heat = 1500W Auto = 1500W
  • Power Supply120V / 60Hz
  • ThermostatYes
  • Overheat ProtectionYes
  • Timer8 hours
  • Ceramic element keeps surface cool while warming the room
  • Oscillation spreads heat evenly across the entire space
  • Digital thermostat adjusts from 50 to 86 degrees automatically
  • Remote control and 8-hour timer let you set comfort from anywhere
  • Tip-over switch and overheat protection shut the unit off instantly

Room heating for home use

The Sunpentown SH-1960B is a tower ceramic heater designed to warm an entire room with oscillating heat distribution. It suits homeowners or renters who want supplemental heat in living areas, bedrooms or offices without installing permanent fixtures. The unit runs on standard 120V household power and offers four operating modes to match comfort needs.

Simple placement with safety features

Position the heater on a flat floor surface, plug it into a 120V outlet and use the remote or top-panel controls to select a mode. The digital thermostat adjusts from 50 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit and shows ambient temperature on the LCD. A removable filter slides out for cleaning. Tip-over and overheat cut-offs shut the unit down automatically if it falls or gets too hot.

Steady output during extended runs

On low heat the element draws 900W and on high or auto it draws 1500W, while fan-only mode uses 25W. Ceramic construction keeps the exterior surface temperature low even after hours of continuous operation. The eight-hour timer can limit run time, and oscillation spreads warmth evenly so the room stays comfortable without short-cycling.

Highlights

  • Ceramic element keeps surface cool while warming the room
  • Oscillation spreads heat evenly across the entire space
  • Digital thermostat adjusts from 50 to 86 degrees automatically
  • Remote control and 8-hour timer let you set comfort from anywhere
  • Tip-over switch and overheat protection shut the unit off instantly

Specifications

BrandSunpentown
ModelSH-1960B
FeatureCeramic heat offers soothing warmth and the safety of a low surface temperature. Oscillating unit provides widespread heat coverage to gradually warm your entire room. Choose from 4 settings: high heat, low heat, auto heat and fan. Features digital thermostat with LCD display and remote, timer and removeable filter. Elegant standing design will compliment any room.
Features and Functions
- Digital thermostat (50 Degree F to 86 Degree F) with LCD display
- ON/OFF timer, up to 8 hours
- Removeable air filter
- Remote control
- Doubles as a fan
- LCD displays ambient room temperature
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Power ConsumptionFan - 25W
Low heat = 900W
High heat = 1500W
Auto = 1500W
Power Supply120V / 60Hz
ThermostatYes
Overheat ProtectionYes
Timer8 hours
Remote ControlYes
ColorGray
Height28.5"
Width9"
Weight11 lbs.
Shipping weight4.99 kg
Package size705 × 260 × 250 mm

Questions about this item

How do I know the digital thermostat is keeping the room at the set temperature?

The LCD display shows the ambient room temperature so you can see it move toward your chosen setting between 50 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit.

What comes in the box and do I need to buy a filter or remote separately?

The heater ships with the remote control and a removable air filter already installed; no extra accessories are required for basic operation.

Which heat setting should I pick for a small bedroom versus a larger living area?

Low heat runs at 900W for smaller spaces, while high heat and auto heat both deliver 1500W for bigger rooms.

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