AUBKN PTC-SL2403 1500W Tower Space Heater

Space: AUBKN PTC-SL2403 is an indoor electric tower heater listed with 1500 watts of heat output, a timer, oscillation, and tip-over protection. Its stated 200 sq.ft coverage and remote-control convenience may suit supplemental heating in smaller rooms, while the listing's description of its heating method and element is inconsistent.

At a glance

The listing states 1500 watts of heat output and coverage of 200 sq.ft.
Tower design is listed for floor mounting and indoor use.
A timer, oscillation, and tip-over protection are listed. A separate feature claim also mentions a remote, thermostat, ECO modes, and 70° oscillation.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$54.99~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Remote operation is claimed, with temperature, mode, and timer adjustments described in the listing.
A programmable 1–12 hour timer and oscillation are listed for scheduled operation and heat distribution.
Customer feedback describes the heater as compact and quiet, with positive reports of heating small spaces.

Cons

The remote requires 2 AAA batteries, which are not included.
Some customer feedback says the control buttons can be hard to push.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	AUBKN
Model	PTC-SL2403

Heating
Heat output	1500 watts
Heating coverage	200 sq.ft
Heating method	Radiant
Fuel type	Electric
Number of speeds	3

Power
Power configuration	ac
Amperage	12.5 A

Design and installation
Form factor	Tower
Mounting type	Floor Mount
Dimensions (D x W x H)	5.51"D x 5.51"W x 23.09"H
Color	Black
Indoor/outdoor use	Indoor

Controls and features
Special features	On Off Timer, Oscillating, Tip-Over Protection

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing gives both Radiant and PTC ceramic descriptions: its structured heating method and element fields say Radiant, while feature copy describes PTC ceramic. It also lists a 1–12 hour timer and separately claims 24-hour automatic shutoff. Treat these as unconfirmed listing details rather than settled specifications.

What’s in the box

Included

Space heater

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People seeking supplemental indoor heat for a small room, apartment, or desk area.
Buyers who want a tower heater with a remote and timer, subject to checking the listed feature details.

Less suited to

Buyers needing a confirmed heating technology or verified coverage for a particular room.
Anyone who needs a remote ready to use without purchasing batteries.

AUBKN PTC-SL2403 1500W Tower Space Heater · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 814 ratings

5 stars77%77%
4 stars8%8%
3 stars6%6%
2 stars2%2%
1 star7%7%

Customer feedback reports that the heater works well in small spaces and warms apartments quickly, with some describing it as quiet, compact, and easy to operate. Customers also mention that the remote is useful, while some find the buttons hard to press. These impressions align with its listed tower format and small-room coverage claim, but do not establish the stated performance for a particular room.

Positive themes

Customers describe useful heating in small spaces and apartments.
Customers mention quiet operation, compact size, and a helpful remote control.

Mixed feedback

Some customers say the buttons are hard to push, despite describing operation as easy overall.

Frequently asked questions

What heat output and room coverage are listed?

The product details list 1500 watts of heat output and coverage of 200 sq.ft. These are listing claims, not independently verified performance.

Does it include a remote?

The feature text claims a remote control. It requires 2 AAA batteries, and the listing says batteries are not included.

What timer does it have?

The listing describes a programmable 1–12 hour timer, but another feature claim states 24-hour automatic power-off. The exact timer and shutoff behavior are not consistently presented.

What heating technology does it use?

The structured details say Radiant for both heating method and element, while feature copy calls it PTC ceramic. The listing is inconsistent, so the precise technology is unclear.