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Black & Decker 2000W Convector Heater 3 Heat Settings WhiteThe freestanding convection heater rapidly circulates hot air throughout the room to combat the cold and maximise your comfort. With its lightweight build and carry handle design, the heater is easy to transport around the home or office to keep you warm during winter. It offers a selection of three heat settings and an adjustable thermostat to provide you with the optimal temperature. Boasting quiet operation, the unit offers high performance heating
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