This Electric 2KW Convector Heater is perfect for keeping you warm throughout the colder months. The heater is controlled with three heat settings, and a safety cut out feature.
Guarantee - 1 year
Safety feature - Over heat safety cut out
Suitable for: Ideal for delivering a quick burst of heat
Features and Benefits
This Electric 2kw Convector Heater is perfect for use in conservatories, extensions, garages, outbuildings, mobile homes or caravans.
There is stock in a few branches near me but my local is showing as no stock at the moment. They will be rolling this out over the weekend for most stores.
sum786
18 Nov 161#3
no stock 50 miles from where I live :disappointed:
PAULTRD to sum786
18 Nov 16#4
Give your store a call and ask when they are getting them in. They are most likely already there but might not be on the shop floor yet.
EveshamLad
18 Nov 16#5
Only appears to be in stock in B&Q New Malden & B&Q Havant stores.
Before making any special trip to these stores, I suggest you give them a ring to confirm availability
Gordybaillie
18 Nov 16#6
I guess these are not the cheapest to run?
EveshamLad to Gordybaillie
18 Nov 162#7
You keep guessing...
They'll cost exactly the same as any other 2000w electrical heater.
BoltonDavee to Gordybaillie
18 Nov 161#8
You'd be better off with an oil radiator that has a thermostat, as soon as this one turns off the heat is almost instantly lost - good deal nevertheless.
daskapital to Gordybaillie
18 Nov 161#15
2000W * 10p per kWh = 20p an hour. If you ran it 8 hours a day it would be £1.60 a day and if you did it 8 hours a day for a whole month you'd be looking at £48.
I use one in my conservatory, but I also use a plugin thermostat that shuts it off when it reaches the desired temp.
I also have far infrared heaters that will heat a 25 square meter room with 700W of power and I like it better... but my IR heater was £150... these can be bought for around £10.
PAULTRD
18 Nov 161#9
Not the case as the oil ones take much longer to heat so the heat lost when turning off is compensated but a rapid element heating time
doublekite1
18 Nov 16#10
Plenty at all Norfolk branches
EveshamLad to doublekite1
18 Nov 16#12
In your dreams...
PAULTRD
18 Nov 16#11
Seem to be at most branches now.
batterylife
18 Nov 16#13
Have any cold souls found an oil-filled rad where you can actually set the temperature, rather than just turn a dial?
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This Electric 2KW Convector Heater is perfect for keeping you warm throughout the colder months. The heater is controlled with three heat settings, and a safety cut out feature.
Guarantee - 1 year
Safety feature - Over heat safety cut out
Suitable for: Ideal for delivering a quick burst of heat
Features and Benefits
This Electric 2kw Convector Heater is perfect for use in conservatories, extensions, garages, outbuildings, mobile homes or caravans.
Thermostat control
3 heat settings: 750, 1250, 2000W
220-240V~ 50Hz,1700-2000W
Overheat protection
Ideal low cost heating solution
Technical Specifications
Material Steel
Colour White & black
Height 385mm
Width 170mm
Low heat output 0.750kW
High heat output 2kW
Cable length 1.6m
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All comments (21)
Before making any special trip to these stores, I suggest you give them a ring to confirm availability
They'll cost exactly the same as any other 2000w electrical heater.
I use one in my conservatory, but I also use a plugin thermostat that shuts it off when it reaches the desired temp.
I also have far infrared heaters that will heat a 25 square meter room with 700W of power and I like it better... but my IR heater was £150... these can be bought for around £10.