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Hello all.

I've just taken delivery of that heater.
It's a 2 KW white convector heater, with switched fan, mechanical
thermostat, and 2 heat setting switches (750W, 1250W, 2000W).
The thermostat appears to be reasonably sensitive.
Overheat protection is by a circuit breaker and a thermal fuse (connected
in series).
The feet are attached with conventional screws (I'm mentioning this
because all the other screws are 3-legged security ones). The smallest
screwdriver (I have 4) fits these screws.
It has wall attachment fittings.
The reason for sending the message, is that I believe this heater to be
"very good value for money" at £15.99.

Sylvain.


A link or stock number might help for those who may be interested!

Sparks...


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Hello all.

I've just taken delivery of that heater.
It's a 2 KW white convector heater, with switched fan, mechanical
thermostat, and 2 heat setting switches (750W, 1250W, 2000W).
The thermostat appears to be reasonably sensitive.
Overheat protection is by a circuit breaker and a thermal fuse (connected in
series).
The feet are attached with conventional screws (I'm mentioning this because
all the other screws are 3-legged security ones). The smallest screwdriver
(I have 4) fits these screws.
It has wall attachment fittings.
The reason for sending the message, is that I believe this heater to be
"very good value for money" at £15.99.

Sylvain.


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"Sylvain VAN DER WALDE" wrote in message
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Hello all.

I've just taken delivery of that heater.
It's a 2 KW white convector heater, with switched fan, mechanical
thermostat, and 2 heat setting switches (750W, 1250W, 2000W).
The thermostat appears to be reasonably sensitive.
Overheat protection is by a circuit breaker and a thermal fuse (connected
in series).
The feet are attached with conventional screws (I'm mentioning this
because all the other screws are 3-legged security ones). The smallest
screwdriver (I have 4) fits these screws.
It has wall attachment fittings.
The reason for sending the message, is that I believe this heater to be
"very good value for money" at £15.99.

Sylvain.


A link or stock number might help for those who may be interested!

Well, the link is Screwfix direct (no catalogue? You must get one). Quote:
69764-53. The delivery is £5.95 (usually next day).

Sylvain.

Sparks...



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"Sylvain VAN DER WALDE" wrote in message
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"Sparks" wrote in message
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"Sylvain VAN DER WALDE" wrote in message
...
Hello all.

I've just taken delivery of that heater.
It's a 2 KW white convector heater, with switched fan, mechanical
thermostat, and 2 heat setting switches (750W, 1250W, 2000W).
The thermostat appears to be reasonably sensitive.
Overheat protection is by a circuit breaker and a thermal fuse
(connected in series).
The feet are attached with conventional screws (I'm mentioning this
because all the other screws are 3-legged security ones). The smallest
screwdriver (I have 4) fits these screws.
It has wall attachment fittings.
The reason for sending the message, is that I believe this heater to be
"very good value for money" at £15.99.

Sylvain.


A link or stock number might help for those who may be interested!

Well, the link is Screwfix direct (no catalogue? You must get one). Quote:
69764-53. The delivery is £5.95 (usually next day).

Sylvain.


ah, this one then...

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?id=69764

I prefer using the website, always up to date unlike a paper catalogue!

Sparks...


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... "Sylvain VAN DER
WALDE" wrote in message
...
Hello all.

I've just taken delivery of that heater.
It's a 2 KW white convector heater, with switched fan, mechanical
thermostat, and 2 heat setting switches (750W, 1250W, 2000W).
The thermostat appears to be reasonably sensitive. Overheat
protection is by a circuit breaker and a thermal fuse (connected
in series). The feet are attached with conventional screws (I'm
mentioning this because all the other screws are 3-legged
security ones). The smallest screwdriver (I have 4) fits these
screws. It has wall attachment fittings. The reason for sending
the message, is that I believe this heater to be "very good
value for money" at #15.99.

Sylvain.


A link or stock number might help for those who may be interested!

Well, the link is Screwfix direct (no catalogue? You must get one).
Quote: 69764-53. The delivery is #5.95 (usually next day).

Sylvain.

Sparks...


No it's not the price is 21.94 - very expensive compared to 15.99 Argos

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"Sparks" wrote in message
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"Sylvain VAN DER WALDE" wrote in message
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"Sparks" wrote in message
...
"Sylvain VAN DER WALDE" wrote in message
...
Hello all.

I've just taken delivery of that heater.
It's a 2 KW white convector heater, with switched fan, mechanical
thermostat, and 2 heat setting switches (750W, 1250W, 2000W).
The thermostat appears to be reasonably sensitive.
Overheat protection is by a circuit breaker and a thermal fuse
(connected in series).
The feet are attached with conventional screws (I'm mentioning this
because all the other screws are 3-legged security ones). The smallest
screwdriver (I have 4) fits these screws.
It has wall attachment fittings.
The reason for sending the message, is that I believe this heater to be
"very good value for money" at £15.99.

Sylvain.

A link or stock number might help for those who may be interested!

Well, the link is Screwfix direct (no catalogue? You must get one).
Quote: 69764-53. The delivery is £5.95 (usually next day).

Sylvain.


ah, this one then...

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?id=69764

I prefer using the website, always up to date unlike a paper catalogue!


I like both. If you buy the occasional item, Screwfix will send you the
latest catalogue (which they update fairly regularly).

Sylvain.

Sparks...



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Sylvain VAN DER WALDE wrote:


"Sparks" wrote in message
... "Sylvain VAN DER
WALDE" wrote in message
...
Hello all.

I've just taken delivery of that heater.
It's a 2 KW white convector heater, with switched fan, mechanical
thermostat, and 2 heat setting switches (750W, 1250W, 2000W).
The thermostat appears to be reasonably sensitive. Overheat
protection is by a circuit breaker and a thermal fuse (connected
in series). The feet are attached with conventional screws (I'm
mentioning this because all the other screws are 3-legged
security ones). The smallest screwdriver (I have 4) fits these
screws. It has wall attachment fittings. The reason for sending
the message, is that I believe this heater to be "very good
value for money" at #15.99.

Sylvain.

A link or stock number might help for those who may be interested!

Well, the link is Screwfix direct (no catalogue? You must get one).
Quote: 69764-53. The delivery is #5.95 (usually next day).

Sylvain.

Sparks...


No it's not the price is 21.94 - very expensive compared to 15.99 Argos

Actually, you're right. The Argos one is made by "Challenge", and it looks
as if it's the same as mine (under a different brand name).
It's also the one with a timer (reduced from £24.99). Mine hasn't got a
timer (my choice).
If I had bought the one with the timer from Screwfix, it would have cost me
£24.99 (no reduction in price).
There is a limit to the comparisons one can make, and I'm happy enough with
my purchase.
But it's not the "very good value for money" that I thought it was.

Sylvain.

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zaax



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