Cyber Heater Specifications

By the Cyber Heater team · Updated October 2026

Full specifications

For exact electrical ratings — wattage, amps and certification marks — always check the label on the heater and the manual in the box.

What each feature means for you

Ceramic (PTC) heating element

PTC stands for "positive temperature coefficient." In plain words, it's a type of ceramic that heats up quickly and naturally limits how hot it gets. That's why ceramic heaters warm up fast and are widely used in small personal heaters.

Adjustable thermostat and LED display

Choose the temperature you want on the bright LED display — up to 90°F. The heater then works to hold that setting, so the room doesn't keep getting hotter. The buttons are right on the heater: no app, no remote, no setup.

Programmable timer

Set how long you want it to run and it switches itself off. It's perfect for warming the bedroom while you fall asleep or the bathroom before a shower — and you never have to remember to turn it off.

Overheat protection and safe-touch housing

If the heater ever gets too hot — for example if something blocks the front — it shuts off automatically. The ABS housing is designed to stay comfortable to touch. Read more in our safety guide.

Low-noise fan

A small fan moves warm air out into the room with a soft, steady hum — quiet enough for reading, working or sleeping.

Will it fit my outlet?

• Outlet type: standard 120V outlets, used throughout the US and Canada.
• Vertical or sideways outlets: the 180° swivel plug turns so the heater sits upright either way.
• Double outlets: on some duplex outlets it may cover the second socket.
• Placement: choose an outlet with about 3 feet of clear space in front — not behind furniture or curtains.
• Never use an extension cord or power strip.

How it compares

More detail in Cyber Heater vs. a space heater.

How much does it cost to run?

Running cost depends on three things: the heater's wattage (on its label), how many hours you use it, and your electricity rate (on your electric bill). The formula is simple: watts ÷ 1,000 × hours × your rate.

Plug your numbers into our energy cost calculator to see your daily and monthly cost. The real savings come from warming only the room you're in while keeping your main thermostat a little lower.

What's in the box

• Cyber Heater plug-in ceramic heater
• User manual with setup and safety instructions

No assembly or tools needed. Read the manual guide and how to use Cyber Heater to get started in under a minute.

The bottom line

Cyber Heater packs a ceramic heating element, thermostat, timer and overheat protection into a compact heater that plugs straight into the wall. If you want simple, cord-free warmth for the room you're in, these are the specs that matter. See what other buyers should know in our honest review.