Eden Pro 4.2kw Heater
£170
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Eden 2KW Greenhouse Heater
- High Quality 2kW Electric Heater
- Made in Europe
- Piezo ignition
- Thermostatically Controlled
- Powder Coated Green Finish
- 2000W Output
- Temperature range
- Propane
- Hose and Regulator Included.
- 330mm Wide
- 130mm Deep
- 485mm High
- 1 Year Manufacturers Warranty.
The Eden 2KW Greenhouse Heater is perfect for heating spaces up to 60 sq.ft.
Featuring Thermostatically controlled blue flame burners and a full ODS safety valve and flame failure device to ensure complete safety.
Ideal for greenhouses: 4ft x 8ft / 4ft x 10ft / 4ft x 12ft / 6ft x 6ft / 6ft x 8ft / 6 x 10ft
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