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Ardes 437B
Infrared Heater - heating power 1.2 kW, 2 adjustable heating levels, power consumption 1200 W, for indoor use, wall-mounted, mechanical controls, overheat protection and tilt switch, indicator light included, silent mode function, silver colour, dimensions 11.8 × 53.5 × 14.5 cm (H×W×D), weight 1.1 kg
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ARDHV682
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Ardes 437B
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Ardes 437B
The Ardes 437B infrared heater will provide you with perfect thermal comfort, whether you use it in your house, apartment or cottage. The location is ideal in the bathroom, as it is resistant to splashing and dripping water. The heater offers 2 operating levels, 600 and 1200 W, and is very easy to operate with a cord switch. The infrared heater heats the room evenly, which works on the principle of radiant heat, and can be easily mounted on the wall.
Key features of the Ardes 437B infrared heater
- Electric heater suitable for cottage, house and apartment
- Ideal for placement in the bathroom
- It offers 2 operating stages, namely 600 and 1200 W
- Easy to operate with the lanyard switch
- Ardes 437B heats the room evenly
- Suitable for bathrooms according to IP 21 standard
- Mounted on the wall
- Front grille
- The colour is silver
Dimensions:
11.8 × 53.5 × 14.5 cm (h × w × d)
Weight:
1.12 kg
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Poly Pool S.p.A., Via Sottocorna, 21/B 24020 Parre (BG) – Italy, +39 035 4104000 [email protected]
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