Is the fan heater equipped with safety features such as overheat protection and automatic power-off to prevent tipping?

As a common heating device, many fan heaters are equipped with safety features such as overheat protection and automatic power off to prevent tipping when using fan heaters to ensure that users can be safe when using them. These safety designs not only ensure personal safety during use, but also extend the service life of the equipment.
Overheat protection is one of the most important safety features in fan heaters. When the fan heater is used for a long time, or its internal temperature is too high due to some reasons, the overheat protection system will automatically start, cut off the power supply or adjust the heating mode to prevent equipment damage or fire risks caused by overheating. This protection mechanism effectively prevents the potential dangers of the fan heater from continuing to run at too high a temperature. The overheat protection device is usually composed of a temperature control switch or a temperature sensor, which can cut off the power supply in time when the temperature reaches the preset safety value to ensure that the equipment will not malfunction due to overheating.
The automatic power off function to prevent tipping is also one of the common safety designs of modern fan heaters. Since fan heaters are generally mobile devices, they may tip over due to collision or careless operation during use. In order to avoid fire accidents caused by the device tilting or falling to the ground, many fan heaters are equipped with anti-dump switches. These switches will automatically disconnect the power supply when the device tilts to a certain angle, preventing the fan heater from continuing to operate, thereby reducing the occurrence of accidents such as fire. Whether it is for home use or office environment, the anti-dump design can effectively ensure safety during use, especially in families with children or pets, the anti-dump function is particularly important.
Many fan heaters also have anti-electric shock function. In order to avoid the risk of electric shock during use, the power cord and plug of the fan heater are generally insulated to prevent current leakage due to damage to the equipment or improper operation. This design provides users with additional safety protection to ensure electrical safety during use.
The shell material of the fan heater is also a key factor in ensuring safety. The shell of most fan heaters is made of high-temperature resistant and fire-proof materials, which can prevent the external temperature from being too high when the device is heated, causing fire or other safety problems. In addition, the surface of the device is usually designed to be scald-proof material to prevent users from accidentally touching the heating part during use and getting scalded.
In addition to these basic safety features, some high-end fan heaters also integrate intelligent temperature control systems. This system can automatically adjust the heating power according to the changes in indoor temperature, ensuring that the device is always within a safe operating range and avoiding dangers caused by overheating. The addition of an intelligent temperature control system allows users to control the indoor temperature more conveniently, while also reducing safety hazards caused by manual operation.