Description
FULL CONTROL OF TEMPERATURE - The radiator features a simple-to-understand dial thermostat, so you can easily adjust the temperature to your liking. With an LED indicator light, you'll know when the heater is on and rising to temperature.
3 HEAT SETTINGS - The oil-filled radiator is a great choice for those who need flexibility, as it has 3 heat settings of 600 watts up to 1500W. With 7 fins that evenly distribute the field of warmth around your home - you'll be able to enjoy optimal performance and maximum comfort all year round.
EASY TO MOVE AROUND - This radiator is lightweight and easy to move around with 4 castor wheels. The power cord is also stored neatly in the back of the radiator, so it's out of the way when you don't need it.
SAFE AND PORTABLE - This oil-filled radiator has overheating protection and a tip-over switch, so you can rest assured that your safety is always considered. This radiator has a range of power settings to suit your needs, perfect for the home or office.
MEASUREMENTS - The free-standing oil-filled radiator measures approximately 62cm H x 24 cm W x 32.5 D. It is energy efficient and makes a perfect Christmas gift for your parents and home.
This electric radiator heater is a great choice for anyone looking for an energy-efficient way to heat their home. The oil-filled design means that this heater is maintenance-free, and the thermostat control allows you to set the temperature to exactly what you need.
There are three heat settings such as 600W, 900W and 1500W to suit your needs. It has a smooth dial thermostat to control the temperature. It has a stylish and elegant design and comes with an LED light to indicate if the heater is on and its rising temperature.
The free-standing oil-filled radiator also ensures overheat protection and features a tip-over switch for more safety. Whereas the 7 fins are responsible for even heat distribution.
It includes a cable tidy handle to store the cord, and the integrated 4 castor wheels make it easy to move the heater around your home.
