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Register Multi-Watt 120-Volt In-Wall Fan-Forced Heater in White Item Weight:9 patented Stay Cool technology that

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Register Multi Watt 120 Volt In Wall Fan Forced Heater in White Item Weight:9 patented Stay Cool technology that patented Stay Cool technology that wraps each cell in a temperature controlling material and intelligent power management that monitors and optimizes each cell 3 Fringed Yes Team Name N A Team League N A Flame Retardant Yes Machine Washable No Care Instructions Spot clean with mild detergent Commercial Residential Residential Manufacturer Color Finish Black Warranty None Textile Information Made in the USA For Use in Entryways Yes For Use in Kitchens Yes For Use in Living Rooms Yes For Use in Bedrooms Yes For Use in Dining Rooms Yes For Use With Fireplaces Yes For Use on Patios No For Use in Kid's Rooms Yes Pattern Trellis Material Polypropylene Trend N A Shape Rectangular Style Traditional Type Area rug Backing Latex Common Measurement (W x L) 9 x 12 Construction Machine made For Use on Stairwells Yes Stain Resistant Yes Technique Tufted Color Finish Family Black Non Slip Grip No CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No ARB265W Exclusive No UV Protection No Weight (lbs ) 14 in Product Height (in perfect for many size rooms

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