2000W Fan Heater - Composite Case - Loops


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The Loops 2000W Fan Heater is designed for individuals seeking a versatile and robust heating solution for small to medium spaces, offering quick warmth with its dual heat settings and a cool air function for year-round use. Its primary benefit is its dual functionality as both a heater and a fan, coupled with a durable composite case. A potential caveat is its fixed 2000W maximum power draw, which may be a consideration for users with limited electrical circuits. Key features include two 1000W heating elements, an ambient room thermostat, and a fan that doubles as a cool air blower.
| Model Part Number | ys04294 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Loops |
The heater has a maximum power consumption of 2000W, with options for 1000W or 2000W heating.
Yes, the fan can be used independently as a cool air blower for ventilation or to create a cooling breeze during warmer months.
The heater features a full-range ambient room thermostat. Adjust the thermostat knob to your desired temperature, and the heater will cycle on and off to maintain it.
The dimensions are approximately 230mm (Width) x 240mm (Depth) x 120mm (Height).
The product information does not specify the exact length of the power cord, but it is supplied with a 3-pin plug for standard UK/EU outlets.
This heater is not designed for use in bathrooms or other damp environments. It should be used in dry indoor locations only.
Unplug the heater and allow it to cool. Wipe the exterior with a slightly damp cloth. Ensure air vents are clear of dust using a soft brush or vacuum.
Check that the power cord is securely plugged into a working outlet. Ensure the heater's power switch is in the 'on' position and that the selected heat setting or fan mode is active. Verify that the room thermostat is not set below the current room temperature if in heating mode.
The unit may have overheated. Ensure the air vents are not blocked and that the heater is placed on a stable surface. Allow the unit to cool down completely before attempting to restart. If the issue persists, check for potential circuit breaker trips.
Ensure the heater is set to the 2000W setting. Check that the thermostat is set to a temperature higher than the ambient room temperature. Clear any dust or debris from the air intake and outlet grilles.
Confirm the fan mode is selected. Check if the unit has overheated and shut down; allow it to cool. Ensure the fan setting is not dependent on a heating element being active (refer to specific controls).
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