BLACK+DECKER Personal Desktop Heater, Space Heater for Office Desk, Home Office & Personal Use Desk, 2 Heat & Fan Only Settings, Adjustable Thermostat, BHD101W, White
Product Description
BLACK+DECKER Personal Desktop Heater, Space Heater for Office Desk, Home Office & Personal Use Desk, 2 Heat & Fan Only Settings, Adjustable Thermostat, BHD101W, White
- Personal Heater: Our small heater helps keep your personal space at home or in the office toasty warm so you can stay focused on work and not being cold.
- Fan and Heater Combo: Enjoy 3 settings on your new office heater including Fan only, Low (750 Watts), & High (1500 Watts). Also included is an adjustable thermostat with manual controls.
- Safety Features: Black and Decker portable heaters for indoor use feature a safety interior fuse, as well as automatic tip-over shutoff & overheat shutoff protection to ensure safe use.
- Portable: While this desk portable heater for office is perfect for the workplace, enjoy your space heating in any room of your home. Ideal for small spaces and quiet operation.
- Easy To Carry: With an easy carry handle and lightweight at only 2 lbs., our small desk heater is portable and can be taken from room to room for where you need it most.
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