HEATER TAKES IDEAL HOMES PRIZE
One of the best heaters on the market in Christchurch won first prize at the Ideal Homes Exhibition in Earls Court. Shock and fire proof, it can be moun-
ted on tbe wall or used on the floor. The makers claim that even if water or petrol were splashed against it when in use, no harm would result
The element is made of insulated electric wires, designed to provide long service, spaced over ceramic formers. This method of construction makes
it impossible to create a “short,” even if the wires are accidentally pressed together.
The heater is designed to operate at “black” heat, thus
eliminating the risk of burns. However long the heater is left switched on, there is no risk of tlie elements rising above safe working temperature.
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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30737, 29 April 1965, Page 11
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