This post features the Redwell "Sky Wave" heater which is a mid-range space heater suitable for bigger (but not huge) rooms, such as meeting rooms, large open-plan rooms and the like.
Available in 1000W only (so recommended for a volume of about 40m3 - see previous power calculation post), the heater sits on a pedestal just over half a meter (1.5 feet) square, so it has a reasonably small floor footprint making it easy to locate and reasonably out of the way. The heater itself is 30cm square or just about 1 foot square. It is 1.6m (just about 5 feet) tall and weighs 45 kilograms.
Available in white, red and blue surface finishes (in acid and corrosion resistant stainless steel) with maple or oak, natural or stained frames.
Like many of the Redwell product line, the heater acts as a partial storage heater which increases its energy-efficiency. Surface temperature of the unit is 95C (remembering the low conductivity tolerance of the surface materials).
Voltage in Europe is 230v at 50Hz. Certificates and reports are TÜV, GS, CE, IGEF.
Redwell's skywave heater
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