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Purus 1800W Eco Panel Heater Bathroom Safe Setback Timer Wall Mounted Lot 20 Low Energy Electric Heater

Name: Purus 1800W Eco Panel Heater Bathroom Safe Setback Timer Wall Mounted Lot 20 Low Energy Electric Heater
Brand: FUTURA
SKU: PCV1800
Price: 89.99 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

~~£124.99~~

Sold by Futura Direct

Product information

Description

General description

The Purus 1800W Eco Electric Panel Heater is designed for bathroom use with a safe setback timer and advanced thermostat control. This low-energy electric heater can be wall-mounted or used as a free-standing unit, making it versatile for various settings. With an IP24 rating, it is splash-proof and safe for installation in bathrooms, provided it is installed by a qualified electrician.

Technical specifications

Power: 1800W

Dimensions: L 87cm x D 7cm x H 40cm

Weight: 5.8kg

Power cable length: 1.5m (located on the right side of the heater)

Temperature set range: 5°C to 35°C

Room coverage: Suitable for rooms up to 20m² (L: 5m x W: 4m, depending on insulation)

Installation

The Purus 1800W Electric Heater offers simple DIY installation, allowing for easy wall mounting or free-standing setup using the included feet. Ensure installation is performed by a qualified electrician for safety.

Usage

This electric heater features eco auto open window detection, which automatically switches off the heater if it detects a sudden drop of 5 degrees or more in room temperature, helping to save power. The integral precision thermostat maintains the set temperature within half a degree, optimizing energy efficiency and reducing heating bills.

Features

Brand
FUTURA
Length
87 cm
Width
7 cm
Height
400 mm
Weight
5.8 kg

Customer reviews

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