40W/ 1FT Tubular Heater, Built-In Thermostat & Mounting Brackets | Wall mounted electric heater. IPX4 splash proof, frost protection. Suits conservatories. 5kg.

Love these tube heaters. Have bought 6 now in various sizes. The 1ft ones are ideal in small sheds. Have a couple of 2ft ones in the summerhouse to stop it getting cold and damp when we are not in there with main heating on. We used slightly larger ones under a seating area where we found we were getting cold feet whilst sitting at the table in winter. They are often used in front of draughty windows too and in greenhouses to protect against frost. For background heat the built in thermostats are fine. Can also be used with plug in thermostat if you want a more accurate and controllable temperature. Just set the tube stat to max and control temp from thermostat plug. I always buy a cage to protect the tube.

Simple in operation perfect for my downstairs closet toilet. Works perfectly with thermostat set on half heat and lovely and warm within half an hour. Also fitted with a three amp fuse which makes it very safe. Nice length of wire simple fitment very clear instructions. Very discrete 😁 no more cold bum in the winter🥶 🤣. Totally recommended.

Useful to stop a built in wardrobe in a cold wall corner getting slight condensation and mould.

Great little heaters for keeping damp at bay from cupboards and wardrobes. We have a very old house and some of our nooks and crannies get damp and mould. These little heaters give enough heat to warm the area And keeps air circulating. They are only 40 watts , so cheap to run, and can be left on permanently, the thermostat prevents cupboards getting too warm.

Very good quality item

I bought this to keep the caravan frost free while we’re not using it. It keeps the interior at a constant 16C during the coldest nights and maintains a decent level of humidity.

I bought this for an entrance vestibule which suffers from condensation and dampness in winter. Easy to fit and works enough to keep the temperature high enough to avoid condensation however it does not noticeably warm the space so if it's heat you're after this is not for you.

I like these heaters, and now they are thermostatic. Although there is no degradation of degrees, you just set it at the ambient temperate by listening for a click. If your house is at 20 degrees, then that point is 20. And adjust from there. My only complaint, is that there should be an LED light coming on, when the heater is in operation. When trying to set up the heater to the right temperature, it would be nice to see when it has switched itself on. The heater is in a chicken coup, and not very accessible, so feeling if it is hot it is awkward.