Sealey 2000W Industrial PTC Fan Heater 230V Two Thermostat Heat Settings Work Bench Steering Hub and Suspension Battery: Not Included - Body 05006607001

Name: Sealey 2000W Industrial PTC Fan Heater 230V Two Thermostat Heat Settings Work Bench Steering Hub and Suspension Battery: Not Included - Body 05006607001
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SKU: 37197810685
Price: 41.00 USD
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Sealey 2000W Industrial PTC Fan Heater 230V Two Thermostat Heat Settings Work Bench Steering Hub and Suspension Battery: Not Included - Body 05006607001

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Sealey 2000W Industrial PTC Fan Heater 230V Two Thermostat Heat Settings Work Bench Steering Hub and Suspension Battery: Not Included Body 05006607001 Battery: Not Included Body Only plane blades Supplied With Power Cable & 3 Pin Plug Power: 1000 2000W

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