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De'Longhi Dragon Digital Oil Filled Radiator Heater, 1500W Electric Space Heater for indoor use, programmable timer, Energy Saving, full room heater with safety features TRD40615EProduct image from current catalog data
Best for Bedrooms and Overnight Use

De'Longhi Dragon Digital Oil Filled Radiator Heater, 1500W Electric Space Heater for indoor use, programmable timer, Energy Saving, full room heater with safety features TRD40615E

By De'Longhi

9.1Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

An oil-filled radiator rather than a fan heater, so it runs essentially silently and stays cooler to the touch than the ceramic and bladeless options here, at the cost of a slower warm-up.

  • 1,500W oil-filled radiator rated for rooms up to about 144 sq ft, per De'Longhi's own listing
  • Digital control panel with an ECO energy-saving function and adjustable thermostat across thr...
  • Tip-over switch, thermal cutoff, and child lock built in, per De'Longhi's product documentation
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Best fitBest for Bedrooms and Overnight Use
CategoryVacuum Sealers
BrandDe'Longhi
Catalog score9.1 / 10

Product overview

De'Longhi Dragon Digital Radiator Heater (TRD40615E): What to Know

The TRD40615E is a 1,500W oil-filled column radiator with a digital control panel, an ECO energy-saving function, and De'Longhi's larger-fin design, which the company markets as delivering 75% more radiant surface area than a standard radiator fin. De'Longhi's U.S. support materials rate the model for rooms up to about 144 square feet, with three heat levels and an adjustable thermostat. Unlike the fan-based heaters in this guide, an oil-filled radiator has no moving air component; it heats a sealed reservoir of thermal oil and radiates that warmth outward, which is inherently slower to feel but leaves no fan noise and a lower surface temperature than an exposed ceramic or PTC element.

De'Longhi's own product materials list a tip-over switch, a thermal cutoff, and a child lock as built-in safety features. One gap worth being upfront about: De'Longhi's U.S. product and support pages reviewed do not explicitly state an ETL, UL, or CSA certification mark for this specific model, even though the listed safety features (tip-over, thermal cutoff) are consistent with what those certifications typically require. That's a case where we'd rather note the missing data point than assume the certification exists.

De'Longhi sells several closely related "Dragon" models, including the TRD40615E, a black TRD40615EBK variant, and the step-up TRD50615E "Dragon4 Pro" with a more advanced 24-hour/96-interval timer, so buyers should confirm the exact suffix before assuming a feature from one model applies to another.

Key Listed Features

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1,500W oil-filled radiator rated for rooms up to about 144 sq ft, per De'Longhi's own listing

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Digital control panel with an ECO energy-saving function and adjustable thermostat across three heat levels

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Tip-over switch, thermal cutoff, and child lock built in, per De'Longhi's product documentation

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No fan noise by design, since heat radiates from an oil-filled column rather than being blown by a fan

Buying questions

Quick Answers

Why does the De'Longhi Dragon Digital take longer to warm a room than a ceramic heater?

It's an oil-filled radiator, which heats a sealed reservoir of thermal oil and radiates that heat outward rather than blowing warm air directly into the room the way a fan-forced ceramic heater does. That trades some warm-up speed for silent, fan-free operation.

Does the TRD40615E have a child lock?

Yes, De'Longhi's own product materials list a child lock alongside a tip-over switch and thermal cutoff as built-in safety features on this model.