Dimplex OFRB7N Electric Heater, 700 W
- Stock : In Stock
- Product Code: B002DGTMJE
£61.80
700w Heater with fast Warm Up
Variable Thermostat for total control
Lightweight - ideal for small rooms
Safety cut-out and 1.3m cable length
BEAB approved and 3 year guarantee
Product details
Manufacturer | Dimplex |
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Part Number | 46352 |
Product Dimensions | 11.65 x 7.64 x 17.56 cm; 5.4 Kilograms |
Item model number | 46352 |
Size | 700 W |
Colour | White |
Style | Rotary |
Material | Metal, plastic |
Pattern | Single |
Voltage | 240 Volts |
Wattage | 700 watts |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Plug profile | Freestanding |
Special Features | Portable |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 5.4 kg |
700w Heater with fast Warm Up
Variable Thermostat for total control
Lightweight - ideal for small rooms
Safety cut-out and 1.3m cable length
BEAB approved and 3 year guarantee
Customer questions and answers
- Can this be plugged into a timer please?Hi you can use a timer I do on one of mine but the thermostat will turn it off and on once you set it at the desired temperature , it depends if you want to keep the building at a steady temperature if so I would suggest using the inbuilt thermostat if you only want it to warm the area up at certain times then a timer … see more Hi you can use a timer I do on one of mine but the thermostat will turn it off and on once you set it at the desired temperature , it depends if you want to keep the building at a steady temperature if so I would suggest using the inbuilt thermostat if you only want it to warm the area up at certain times then a timer would be better. I have 3 of these one on a timer because I only need the area warm at night the other 2 just work via the thermosat and the are is kept at a nice constant temperature as the unit flicks on and off to keep thet set temperature. Hope This Helps see less
- How much per hour does this cost to use?at standard 15.8p kwph cost it's around 12p per hour whilst on constantly. It will flick on and off with the thermostat though
- Is the heater silent?Yes, the heater is silent. The only noise is a small click when the thermostat goes on and off.
- what are the benefits of an oil free radiator as opposed to an oil filled radiatorAre these more expensive to run than an equivalent watts oil filled radiator?