BeurerHK 48 Cosy Heated Cushion
R1,099
Please note
For hygiene reasons, exchanges and returns will not be facilitated on these items.
About
This cushion looks good in any living room. Both sides can be used the stylish reversible cushion is a real eye-catcher and provides cosy warmth.
Product Features
- Reversible cushion
- Extra-soft surface
- Breathable
- Snuggly and skin-friendly
- Fast heating
- 3 temperature settings
- Beurer safety system (BSS)
- Automatic switch-off after approx. 90 min.
- Accurate electronic temperature regulation
- Illuminated temperature settings
- Removable switch
- Cover with integrated heating pad
- Inside cushion (not washable)
- Cover: machine-washable at 30°C
- OEKO-TEX 100
- 3-year warranty
Product Specifications
- Product designation: Heated cushion
- Automatic switch-off: after approx. 90 minutes
- Breathable
- Illuminated switching stages
- Beurer safety system
- Output in watts: 100
- Machine-washable cover
- The material of the underside: soft, breathable cotton
- With textile cover
- Certified according to OEKO-TEX
- Fast heating
- Temperature settings: 3
- Product dimensions: approx. 40 x 30 cm
- CE: yes
What's in the box?
- 1 x Heating pad
- 1 x Inner pad
- 1 x Controller
- 1 x Instructions for use
For more information please visit Beurer
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