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Go Green Radiator Heat Indicator (40oC) eco friendly Indicators

Go Green Heat Indicator - Radiator Heat and Operation Indicator (40°C)

Go Green
CODE 0056
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The Go Green Heat Indicator is a smart adhesive strip that changes color (turns red) when the radiator temperature exceeds 40°C.

Key Features:

  • Easy to Use: Simply stick the tape on the radiator and see at a glance if the radiator is operating.
  • Energy Saving: Turn off radiators that don't need to be on, saving energy and reducing heating costs.
  • Automatic Heat Indication: The tape changes color when the radiator temperature reaches 40°C, making it easy to monitor radiator operation.

Additional Information:

  • Eco-Friendly: Helps reduce energy consumption.
  • Warranty: 1 year.
  • Dimensions: Suitable for any radiator.

This product is ideal for monitoring radiator operation and saving energy in your space.

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Go Green
: CODE 0056
Hurry! only 36 items left in stock.
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EAN13
8717853700538

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  • Paste the label on a flat surface on the package
  • Make sure that both 1D and 2D barcodes are clearly visible
  • Ensure that the label is smooth and isn’t creased or wrinkled
  • Check for any tears, dents, holes or scratches
  • Pack your product tightly, with the right size packaging
  • Ensure both barcodes are on a flat surface of the package
SizeSMLXL
Men 7-10 10-13 13-15 15-17
Women 7-9 10-12 13-14 15-16

Example Shown : SIZE XL, Hem to Hem 84cm OR 33 ,SIZE L, Hem to Hem 84cm OR 33 ,SIZE M, Hem to Hem 84cm OR 33 ,SIZE S, Hem to Hem 84cm OR 33

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