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400W Frost Watcher Floor Standing Convector Heater with Adjustable Thermostat and Safety Cut-out in White IP20

Model No. 500STB
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This is a 400W Floor Standing Frost Watcher Convector Heater with an Adjustable Thermostat and Safety Cut-out in White IP20 available at Sparks for the best price.

This 400W White Frost Watcher Floor Standing Convector Heater with Adjustable Thermostat and Safety Cut-Out is a compact electrical convector heater ideal for heating small rooms.

Floor standing only offers ideal protection for facilities with a frost damage risk, such as toilets, greenhouses, accommodation for animals and caravans.

The adjustable thermostat automatically regulates the temperature between 5°C to + 30°C to automatically starts the heater operating.

400W Floor Standing Frost Watcher Convector Heater - Features

  • 400W heat output
  • Silent operation with Anti-frost protection
  • Automatic safety cut-out
  • Comes with Feet
  • Fitted with 13 amp plug fused at 10A and 1.5mtrs 0.75mm flex cable
  • Made to BS EN 60335-2-30 British standard

400W Floor Standing Frost Watcher Convector Heater - Specs

  • Dimensions: 105mm x 245mm x 260mm
  • Ingress Protection: IP20 rated
  • Product Colour/Finish: White
  • Approvals: RoHS, CE
  • Cable: 1.5mtrs
  • Class I electrical rated
  • Energy Rating (ErP): A
  • Frequency (Hz): 50/60Hz
  • Input Votage: 240V AC
  • Mounting Bracket: No
  • Mounting Position: Floor standing
  • Output Rating: 400W
  • Working temperature: 5degC to + 30degC
  • Noise level (dB): Silent
  • Over-Heat protection: Yes
  • Tip-Over Sensor: No
  • Body: Metal / Thermoplastic Construction
  • Grill: Integrated powder coated steel grills
  • Nett Weight: 1.848Kg
  • Warranty Period: 1 Year

Applications: Suitable for heating small rooms and offices, or for providing frost protection in larger rooms.

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Safety Advice when using an Electrical Portable Heater at Home

Electric portable heaters have had a resurgence in popularity in recent times, as modern, eco-efficient models have broken into the market. Previously, they were labeled as being very wasteful but this is no longer the case - as discussed in this article. Electric portable heaters offer all types of advantages. They have flexible placement, they are virtually maintenance-free, and they incur cheap running costs. However, there are dangers that come with running portable heaters - even the newer range. In this article, Sparks will take a look at safe portable heater usage. We will use advice taken from a prestigious heating manufacturer - Dimplex. What to look for when first purchasing an electric heater The first thing to check for is if your heater has a BEAB-approved European Safety Mark. This mark is the highest safety standard achievable in the UK market and is well-trusted in the industry. When looking at Dimplex heaters, you will find the mark on the product itself, as well as the packaging and literature. The BEAB-approved mark indicates that ‘Intertek’ (an independent third-party company) has given the green light to the product. This means they have verified that the manufacturer has committed to best practices, product quality and, most importantly, customer safety. Customer safety is the key issue we will examine in this article. BEAB-awarded products offer a variety of safety features including: Run back timers. Easy to clean dust filters. Overheat cutouts. Built-in tilt switches (this cuts off power to the heater in case it is knocked over). Dimplex’s latest range of heaters includes some or all of these features. They also have other advantages. For instance, the Dimplex DXC30Ti 3.0kW can be used as a portable heater or be wall-mounted. It also comes with feet, wall brackets, a cable and a fitted plug. This makes it very easy to install - in whatever area of the home you choose. While old-school portable heaters were only considered as an option for rarely used ‘outbuildings’, these heaters are designed to complement any area (except the bathroom). This provides a great deal of convenience to the user.Best Dimplex Heaters Safety advice: Using your electric portable heater at home Electric portable heaters carry fewer risks than other forms of heating. There is no fuel that is being burned internally, so there is no risk of carbon monoxide (CO) fumes or the dangers of storing and changing gas bottles. These are problems involved with using portable gas heaters. When used correctly, electric portable heaters are among the safest ways you can warm up your room. However, this should not cause you to become too complacent - you still need to take the following safety advice when using these products at home: Purchase your heater from recognised manufacturers and retailers. Also, ensure that the product shows the BEAB mark as an assurance of safety. Always avoid buying second-hand heaters. They may have potentially harmful defects. Put your heater on a level surface and away from any potential obstruction. Do not power a heater from an extension lead. These can be easily overloaded, which will cause an electrical fire. Never cover, drape or leave clothing on an electric heater. Also, refrain from using it to dry your clothes. Keep your heater a safe distance (at least a metre) away from clothes, curtains and furniture. Turn your heater off and allow it to cool before moving on. Make sure your heater is regularly inspected for damage and deterioration by a registered electrician. Do not use it if you are in any way uncertain, or if there is apparent damage. Always use the portable heater for its intended application.Buy Heaters by Dimplex Keeping a warm and safe home with Dimplex Dimplex set out with a policy goal of designing all of their products with ‘safety front and centre’. If they are used as advised in this article, their electric heaters should be much safer than other forms of heating. No fuel is consumed with Dimplex’s modern heaters, which mean less ventilation is required in your home. You are also at far less risk of CO poisoning. Additionally, the newer models are highly eco-efficient, meaning they still retain the low running costs that made them so popular when they first came out. So, if you are looking for a flexible, safe, energy-efficient means of heating your home - then Dimplex has you covered with their brilliant array of electric portable heaters.

How Powerful a Heater Do We Need to Make The Office a Little Bit Warmer?

In the long process of updating our store to a snazzy new system, we've been wondering about some of the things we sell. How is an ES lamp base different from an E27, and who came up with that system in the first place? How low can we hang a ceiling pendant before it becomes effectively useless? Today, we wondered: how powerful a heater would we need to make this office a little bit warmer? The answer turned out to be simpler than we thought, and then it got more complicated (see a picture presentation of our affordable heating solutions for the office). More Square Footage = More Wattage Although your new heating system has thermostatic controls, that doesn't mean it will have sufficient power to heat the room to that temperature. Larger spaces need more heating power (and vice versa). for non-industrial purposes, it's best to think of it in terms of wattage per square foot. Here's a quick and rough guide to the power needs of different-sized rooms (based on generally accepted stats and technical specs for Convector Heaters). Area of Room (square feet) Recommended Heater Wattage 50ft² 350W 100ft² 900W 150ft² 1350W (1.35kW) 200ft² 1800W (1.8kW) 300ft² 2700W (2.7kW) 400ft² 3600W (3.6kW) 500ft² 4500W (4.5kW) 800ft² 7200W (7.2kW) 1000ft² 9000W (9kW) (Source) If you're heating a whole space, this is a handy reference, but whole-room heating isn't always the whole picture in every application. In some cases, other methods can replace or complement a space's general heating. Some Relatively Uncommon Heating Applications Over-door heaters such as the Dimplex AC3N, or "air curtains," are often used in commercial and retail spaces to combat cold draughts from open doors - and to keep out insects and other pests! Similarly, a floor heater such as the FFIH recessed floor heater can help keep out draughts that infiltrate a room from underneath the door.This particular fitting doesn't even require an under-floor air supply; there are inlets and outlets on the grille face itself. However, if it will face a lot of foot traffic, make sure it won't crack or break. Looking to more domestic applications, the plants in a greenhouse will often succumb to freezing temperatures in the winter, but these spaces do not require the same level of heating as, say, a similarly-sized bathroom. In these cases, a thermostatic "frost protection" heater will heat the space to a relatively low temperature to keep those plants healthy. These are just a few examples, of course, and everyone reading this will have different requirements that can't be summed up in a blog post. If you have questions, why not leave a comment or better yet: pop into our showroom.Best Heaters at Sparks

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