Lasko 751320 Ceramic Tower Heater
1500W oscillating ceramic tower heater with thermostat, timer and remote control.
Alternatives
Choose Whynter ARC-122DS Dual Hose Portable Air Conditioner if…
- you need cooling as well as heating
- you need dehumidification for humid spaces
- you need faster temperature drops thanks to dual‑hose design
- you need a portable unit you can roll between rooms
- you need Energy Star efficiency for lower electricity use
Choose Dreo Solaris Max (2nd Gen) Space Heater if…
- you need sub‑40 dB noise level
- you prefer tip‑over safety protection
- you want a sleek design that fits modern decor
Choose Stiebel Eltron CNS Trend Wall-Mounted Convection Heater if…
- you need a permanent, wall‑mounted heater that saves floor
- you want to reuse existing baseboard wiring for a quick
- you prefer a low‑profile design that doesn’t block
- you are okay with professional installation for a built‑in
Choose Vornado AVH10 if…
- you need vortex airflow for uniform room heating
- you prefer a digital thermostat over preset heat levels
- you want a compact heater you can move between rooms
- you don’t need a built‑in timer or remote control
How to Decide
Lasko’s 751320 Ceramic Tower Heater is a 1500‑watt, oscillating tower heater aimed at single‑room supplemental heating and is popular for bedroom use with its remote control. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: Whynter ARC‑122DS leans on dual‑hose portable air‑conditioning with cooling, heating and dehumidification; Stiebel Eltron CNS Trend distinguishes itself as a wall‑mounted convection heater that directly replaces baseboard units; Dreo Solaris Max stands out for its sub‑40 dB quiet operation and sleek, compact tower design; Vornado AVH10 is chosen for its precise 1° digital thermostat control and vortex airflow system.
When comparing these options, focus on (1) heating capacity and supplemental versus full‑room coverage – the Lasko and Dreo deliver 1500 W, the Vornado caps at the same, while the Whynter can provide up to 10 000 BTU heating plus cooling; (2) installation footprint and mounting – tower units are portable, the Stiebel Eltron requires wall‑mounting and electrician wiring, and the Whynter needs two window vents; (3) thermostat and timer functionality – Lasko offers a basic thermostat and seven‑hour timer, Vornado adds precise digital temperature control, while the others lack built‑in timers; (4) noise level – Dreo advertises <40 dB quiet operation, whereas the Lasko’s fan is noticeably louder; (5) additional climate functions – only the Whynter provides cooling and dehumidification, making it a multi‑season choice.
All Alternatives
“Portable tower heater that also cools, but its heating mode matches the Lasko’s supplemental room heating.”
“Same ceramic tower design, 1500W, oscillates and remote‑controlled – a direct plug‑in substitute.”
“Slim wall‑mounted convection heater delivering similar wattage for the same room‑size heating need.”
“Ceramic vortex heater with portable tower form factor and comparable 1500W output for single‑room use.”
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