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Sencor SUB 291
Heated Blanket - 2 temperature settings, power consumption 60 W, intensity settings and overheat protection, cable length 2 m, beige colour, dimensions 140 × 160 cm (W×D)
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29.47 €
Warranty 24 months
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EAD6300n
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Sencor SUB 291
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Sencor SUB 291
Sencor SUB 291 is an electric blanket that can be used on a double bed. This practical blanket offers two temperature levels that switch over with two independent remote controls. The electric blanket is made of synthetic fleece and promotes a relaxed and comfortable sleep. During your sleep, your safety is taken care of with the presence of overheating protection. The material is washable, with removable cables and remote controls, and is made from 100% polyester (synthetic fleece).
Parameters and Specifications:
Properties:
Dimensions for two people on a double bed (160x140cm)
2 independent remote controls
2 degrees of temperature setting
Recommended pre-heating time 30m
Washable (removable cable with controllers)
Power-on indicator light
Protection against overheating
Power consumption:
2x60W
Cable length:
2m
Material:
100% polyester - synthetic fleece
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Cable length
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Power consumption
Number of temperature settings
Cable length
Colour
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FAST ČR, a.s., U Sanitasu 1621, 251 01 Říčany, Czech Republic, [email protected]
Sencor was founded in 1969 in Japan. The name "Sencor" means "a thousand hearts" in Japanese. The company currently distributes its products in more than 25 countries, with extremely diverse offerings in consumer electronics, tablets and phones, office equipment, electronics, cars, and products for the home and kitchen. Sencor is known for dependable quality and attractive design at a reasonable price.
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Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
