Leiser Tischventilator mit Oszillation (8 Zoll), 8 Inch(upgrade)

Leiser Tischventilator mit Oszillation (8 Zoll), 8 Inch(upgrade)

Marsoni

M251S

$71.00

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Leiser Tischventilator mit Oszillation (8 Zoll), 8 Inch(upgrade)Der Tischventilator ist ein vielseitiges Gert, das sich fr den Einsatz im Schlafzimmer, Bro und in der Kche eignet. Mit einer Leistungsaufnahme von 33 Watt bietet er oszillierende Funktionen und eine verstellbare Neigung, um den Luftstrom optimal zu steuern. Die Bedienung erfolgt ber einen benutzerfreundlichen Drehregler, der drei Geschwindigkeitsstufen zur Auswahl stellt. Der Ventilator ist pulverbeschichtet und erzeugt einen maximalen Geruschpegel

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012