Dimplex ThermaIQ Baseboard Heater is a smart freestanding convector alternative to an electric fire, delivering 2.2kW heat output for rooms up to 22m². This sleek black baseboard heater sits low and unobtrusively along the wall to warm living spaces without taking up valuable room. A built-in fan boosts warm air circulation, while the motorised air outlet rises during operation and retracts when switched off. Key features: • Powerful 2.2kW heat output with three settings (900W, 1.3kW and 2.2kW) • Wi-Fi enabled with smart app control and capacitive touch LED display • Digital thermostat adjustable from 17°C to 35°C with a 7-day timer • Eco mode and smart adaptive heating automatically regulate energy use • Tilt switch, 15-hour auto shut-off and child lock for safety • Integrated wheels and carry handle provide easy freestanding portability Specifications: Heat output 2.2kW | Dimensions (W x H x D) 916 x 290 x 132 mm | Weight 11kg | Cable length 1.6m | 230-240V | UK 3-pin plug | 4-year guarantee
AmazonBuilt-in fan heats up to 2x faster than traditional convectors* and Wi-Fi app control for remote heating and scheduling from your smartphone 2.2kW power heats rooms up to 22m² and smart adaptive heating reduces temperature fluctuations Eco Mode reduces energy use by adjusting power as your room warms LED display for easy temperature control and the settings for the 12-hour timer with 7 day scheduling to fit your routine Portable design with integrated handle and castors for easy mobility and safety features including overheat protection, tilt switch, and fire-resistant materials
Currys- 2200 W of power warms larger rooms quickly- Three heat settings let you dial things up or down- The seven day timer keeps your place cosy on your schedule- Its overheat protection and tilt switch shut it off automatically- The integrated handle and castors make it easy to move between rooms- Smart adaptive thermostat keeps the temperature nice and steady
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