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There’s no need to ‘tough out’ the cold in chilly environments such as warehouses, building sites or garages thanks to a sturdy new portable commercial fan heater from electric space and water heating market leader Dimplex.
The new CFP30 is designed to withstand the toughest of site conditions and provides fast, localised fan heating that you can plug in anywhere. It is particularly suitable for contractors, site managers and for keeping warm in areas that have not yet had heating installed or where people don’t usually work.
The tough, corrosion-resistant outer case ensures the heater is long lasting and as it weighs just 7kg, it is easy to move around a site or keep in a van to move between different locations, while its powerful 3kw output will quickly heat up even the chilliest of areas.
With a bold, eye-catching design, striking yellow and black casing, built in floor stand, and integral carry handle for easy portability, the CFP30 stands at nearly half a metre tall and with its rugged, heavy-duty construction is able to stand up to the rigours of on-site work no matter what is thrown at it!
The CFP30 has an internal thermostat, a fan speed and heat setting control with the extra assurance of an overheat safety cut out.
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