Is it safe if installed in a bedroom
1754882
I don't see why not. Though mine is in the basement. The battery box is kind of un-sightly unless your putting it in a closet .....
1754883
Safe, yes. But you will be annoyed if the BBU starts beeping at you in the middle of the night.
1754884
These batteries are used as a Fios back-up power supply. As such, all units are installed inside the home. Ours is in the kitchen, but I can't imagine that the bedroom would pose any kind of danger not present in any other room in the house. The unit recharges this battery in order to supply you with emergency phone use in the event of a power outage. Most internet suppliers use some sort of rechargeable battery system, so I had no reservation in purchasing this battery, and have enjoyed trouble free operation.
1754885
Should be safe and maybe will last longer as it will be at constant temperature from being indoors. I do agree with William that you will be annoyed if the unit starts beeping in the middle of the night.
1754886
I agree with Ken's answer. It's really just a specially sized battery. The battery housing unit isn't all that attractive (and mine was installed in the garage to link to the location of the outside box) but I can't see why having this battery would present any more concerns than having a battery-powered lantern or large flashlight in the bedroom, which is a fairly common emergency supply for people to keep nearby.
1754887
I use it as the backup battery for my home alarm system. The control panel and battery are in the small linen closet in the bathroom, which is just off the bedroom. The battery replaced a previous identical battery; between the two, they have been in that location for 8 years, with no safety issues.
1759747
It should be safe to use in the shower as long as it is not being charged from an outlet.
1007705
I would say yes. During blackouts I used 1-3 per room and they made it safe to move around.
376407
Any question about "safety" seems like it should be directed towards the maker/seller. Since this is advertised is "all natural" I think that health safety would only be a concern if you have an allergy to any of the ingredients. Something to consider for indoor use, is the strong odor after initial application. You might also want to consider if any of the ingredients might stain your bedding.
1564114
Yes. This winter makes the fifth winter I have used mine indoors. Safe as can be, so long as you take all the precautions you would with any other heating device and don't get it too close to combustibles.
29184
I believe they are safe. I don't test that by leaving the light on while I am away.
1983374
Yes; it's one of the safest heater you will ever buy. I use it overnight every night.
2234870
Installed from inside the room in a window, yes. And its,very simple to install, lightweight too
1602489
Yes no problem in a house. In an RV or other enclosed space you must provide some ventilation.
1503590
If installed correctly, when one unit is activated then all units will alarm. The value of this is that you will be fully warned when a distant hazard is detected. I'm sure that you'd want to know (while sleeping in the master bedroom), that there's a problem brewing in a bedroom on the far end of your home. For this may be the bedroom of your sleeping child. When I installed my new smoke/CO units one-at-a-time, I tested after each install. When I pressed the center test button, my new and old (smoke only) detectors all fired.
296361
I have one in my bathroom. Keep it in a place where NO water will splash on it and be sure your outlet has GFCI protection.
651072
It is safe as per the instructions. I was have used it and no issues so far.
2138439
I dont think that would be a safe idea. Unless you have carpeted bedroom. When I tried to excercise with the step, it kept on slipping. I almost fell backwards. Scary moment. Be safe
778747
It's better than nothing. I can feel the difference in my bedroom when I get up in the morning with it turned on whole night. Not sure if it is safe used in a wet environment.
2179294
No. This unit should be placed indoors or in an area not exposed to the elements.
287154
It would be safe as long as it is not within reach of water or better on a GFI circuit. GFI circuits are required in kitchens or bathrooms near water access. Older houses may not have the correct GFI wiring though.
1677729
I'm sure it is safe. I returned my heater, but it was due to it being loud, although it is advertised as being quiet. The performance (heating) was good.