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Futura 2500W Electric Oil Filled Radiators Free Standing Heater 3 Heat Settings. Thermostatically Controlled for Home & Office Use

Name: Futura 2500W Electric Oil Filled Radiators Free Standing Heater 3 Heat Settings. Thermostatically Controlled for Home & Office Use
Brand: FUTURA
SKU: OH25
Price: 69.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by Futura Direct

Product information

Description

General description

The Futura 2500W Electric Oil Filled Radiator is a highly efficient heating solution designed for home and office use. With 11 oil-filled heating fins, it provides effective warmth for spaces up to 25m². This stylish and portable heater features three power settings (1000W, 1500W, & 2500W) and an adjustable thermostat for complete temperature control, ensuring a comfortable environment while saving on heating bills.

Technical specifications

Power Output: 2500W

Number of Heat Settings: 3 (1000W, 1500W, 2500W)

Heating Area: Up to 25m²

Material: Steel

Safety Features: Overheat Protection, Tip Over Protection

Manufacturer Guarantee: 2 Years

Installation

Easy to fit feet for mobility

Includes four castor wheels for easy movement

1.5m cable for flexible placement

Usage

This oil-filled radiator is designed for silent operation, making it ideal for spaces where peace and quiet are valued. It heats up quickly and cools down slowly, providing a consistent and comfortable warmth. The built-in thermostat allows for precise temperature control, promoting energy efficiency.

Other information

Safety Tip Over Switch

Advanced Overheat Cut Out facility

Handy cable tidy for storage

Features

Brand
FUTURA
Height
63 cm
Weight
8.9 kg
Power
2500 W
Material
Steel

Advice from

Oil filled radiator buying guide

Oil filled radiators are highly efficient devices that work perfectly alongside a main heating system. Ranging from 500 to 2500 W in power and equipped with timers or thermostats to adjust to your room temperature, these traditional radiators now come in a variety of simple and elegant designs.

Read our guide

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