Electric heaters - Stoves 21872

ELECTRIC HEATER WITH FAN Powerful power 300 0 W = Fast heating - a heater with a power of up to 3 kW heats the room directly. The structure of the device ensures that hot or cold air is evenly distributed in the room. 3 OPERATING MODES / 6 POWER LEVELS EACH - The radiator has three operating modes: cool air, hot air and warm air. What's more, each of these modes can be set to up to 6 power levels. This gives the user a lot of options and makes the device multi-seasonally - you can use it all year round. Thermostat / overheat protection - once a certain temperature is reached, the heater stops heating and the fan continues to work to ensure air circulation in the room. PRACTICAL FEET + CARRYING HANDLE + CONTROL PANEL - The heater has practical feet that allow the device to be placed stably. In addition, the radiator has a handle for convenient transport. However, the operation itself is very simple and is done with the help of two knobs. With one we set one of the three operating modes, and with the other we set the heat intensity. Farelka takes up little space, when not in use, it fits in any wardrobe. SPECIFICATIONS - unit power: 20W/2000W/3000W; Air flow: 514m3/h; Thermostat: Yes; Overheating protection: Yes; Splash Protection: IPX4; Construction: casing made of sheet steel covered with heat-resistant varnish; voltage: 220 - 240V / 50 Hz; heats about 30 m2 of rooms; Device dimensions: 32 x 21.5 x 19 cm; weight: 3.6 kg; Weight in package: 4 kg. SPECIFICATION<BR><BR> Device power: 20W/2000W/3000W Airflow: 514m3/h Thermostat: Yes Overheating protection: Yes Splash protection: IPX4 Construction: Sheet steel housing covered with heat-resistant varnish Voltage: 220 - 240V / 50 Hz will heat about 30 m2 of the room Unit dimensions: 32 x 21.5 x 19 cm Weight: 3.6 kg Package weight: 4 kg An electric heater is a type of appliance that generates heat that is emitted to the surroundings and raises the temperature in a room or object. An electric heater can be used to heat small rooms, such as rooms, offices, garages, but also to heat larger rooms, such as warehouses, workshops or construction sites.