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Wiesbaden Elara 41.3567 Electric smart Radiator 118cm
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Lot specifications
- Quantity
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- Brand
- Wiesbaden
- Type
- Elara 41.3567
- Total dimension L
- 600mm
- Total dimension Height
- 1185mm
Description
The electric radiator is currently the best alternative as a sustainable solution to the gas radiator. Thanks to the advanced technology, the Smart Wifi radiator only consumes power when needed. This ensures lower energy costs, but also contributes to a more sustainable lifestyle. Save extra energy and optimize your heating routine with the programmable timer function. Set the radiator to automatically turn on and off at specific times, so your bathroom is always nice and warm. With the integrated smart control, you can effortlessly control the temperature in the bathroom via a user-friendly Smart Life app on your phone. Adjust the heat according to your preferences, wherever you are. How convenient is that! The electric Smart Wifi radiator is equipped with advanced safety features and you no longer have to worry about complex installations. The Smart Wifi radiator comes with a simple installation manual and all necessary mounting materials. In no time you will enjoy a wonderfully warm bathroom.
Additional details
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The minimum age for visiting the viewing and collection days is 18 years. Visitors must be able to identify themselves.
During the collection day, a forklift with driver is available, which can be used free of charge. The maximum lifting capacity is 2000 kg.
Buyers are responsible for the dismantling of their plots themselves. For plots heavier than 2 tons, the buyer must organize a suitable forklift or crane himself.
Use of the forklift truck is entirely at your own risk. In addition, waiting times may occur.
