Capacity: This heating unit operates on a 240-volt current and has a 2kW Capacity/ 6824.284BTU/hr.
Portable Industrial Heater: This compact heater comes with a fan only and two heat settings. These units are also supplied with power cable only.
PTC Heat Conducting Ceramic Elements: This element is built to achieve instant, odour-free heating.
Thermostat Control: Allows for the maintenance of ambient temperature.
Compact: These heaters are compact and portable weighing 1.75kg.
The Sealey PEH2001 is a portable heating system with a robust, small-scale design that allows it to fit seamlessly into any environment. Units are perfectly suited for use at home or work, in the office, workshop or warehouse. These units use PTC heat conducting ceramic elements to achieve an instant, odour-free heat. An Ambient room thermostat to maintain temperatures at a pre-set level. Each is ideal for industrial applications with two heat settings or fan only.
These heaters have a capacity of 2000 watts (2kW), are 240-volt operated and come with power cable and 3-pin plug attached. Each device is light weight at 1.75kg and come with a carry handle attached. Each unit can also be adjusted using attached side nozzles allowing for a specifically directed flow of warm air. Each unit is also free standing and secured to an attached stand.
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Heated Area:40m³
Nett Weight:1.75kg
Output:6,800Btu/hr
Power:1000/2000W
Supply:230V - 13A
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