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DONYER POWER

DONYER POWER Convector Radiator Heater 2000W Room Heating with Adjustable Thermostat

DONYER POWER Convector Radiator Heater 2000W Room Heating with Adjustable Thermostat

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Brand: DONYER POWER

Color: White With Black

Features:

  • ※ Parameters:220~240V/50Hz, Size: 20.5” X 7.9” X 14.8”
  • ※ 3 settings in heating output:(Setting 1: 750W, Setting 2: 1250W, Setting 3: 2000W. Note: Setting 3 means both switches are turned on)
  • ※ Have two supporters , two wall-mounted holes on the back, free-standing and wall mounted(Fixings Not Supplied)
  • ※ It is recommended that old and ageing electrical sockets are used with caution to avoid problems such as short-circuiting of the power supply due to poor circuit contact.
  • ※ Overheating automatic protection in three levels: manual temperature control, automatic temperature control and fuse

Binding: Kitchen & Home

model number: HDYB2000BSS

Package Dimensions: 23.2 x 15.7 x 5.9 inches

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