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Details: DoWin Low-Voltage Heated Throw Blanket Electric Faux Fur Sherpa Heating Blanket with Safe & Warm Low Watt Technology and 4 Timer for Couch Office Chair Lap Washable (50×60 Throw Size Grey / Gray)
Brand: Dowin
Previous page 24V DC Low Voltage Technology Voltage Technology for added security peace of mind Next page What Are Low Voltage Electric Blankets? The low voltage blankets, as the name implies, use low voltage to heat the blanket. While a normal electrical blanket only uses about 100 to 120V, a blanket that is specially constructed to use low voltage uses less than 50V to function. Low Voltage Electric Blankets Emit ZEARO EMFs? While low voltage electric blankets still give out EMF radiations, it is in the least possible quantity, so the impact of these radiations will be much lesser when compared with the ones that use the high voltage ones. How Does the Low Volt Technology Work for This Blanket? Dowin Heat Electric Blankets have a special power supply that converts the high voltage AC into 24 low voltage DC. Such a small amount of voltage makes the blanket shock-resistant in case you accidentally touch the exposed wires anytime. Is This Heated Blanket Energy-efficient? Yes, it’s low voltage to keep power bill low. Comparison Faux Fur Heated Throw Flannel Heated Throw Sherpa Heated Throw Size 50×60 throw size Size 50×60 throw size Size 50×60 throw size Color grey/navy blue Color grey/navy/camel/brown/red Color grey/garnet/mshroom/navy Feature 24V/60W safe/power saving,300gsm faux fur+200gsm sherpa,4 heating level, 4 timer Feature 400gsm flannel, 3 heating level, 4 hours auto off Feature 200gsm sherpa+200 gsm flannel, 4 heating level, 3 hours auto off
Advantages
- Products can be returned
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- ETL Certified Safe & EMF Safe & 24V Low Voltage & 60W Low Wattage – Low Power / Energy Cost – Constructed with the ETL(Edison Testing Laboratories) Certified Safe Low-Voltage technology, this electric throw blanket converts 120-volt AC home current into low 24-volt DC current that is low voltage and much safer to use. This way the warming blanket emits the lowest possible EMF and consume very little power(60 Watts) that saves you from paying up those huge utility bills as well.
- 4 Heat Settings & Overheat Protection- Dowin plush heated blanket throw features 4 heat settings that range in temperature from 86°F on the warm setting up to 118°F on high, making it the ideal way to warm up on cold winter nights or when sharing living spaces with someone who prefers a cooler environment than you. Besides the dense heating wires makes it heat quickly and evenly.
- Automatic Shutoffs & Up to 10 HRs Timer – Fuzzy electric blankets small come equipped with an automatic shutoff after 4 hours feature for safety. This not only helps to avoid dangerous malfunctions, but it ensures that you don’t get overheated while using your electrical wrap blanket. This electric blanket throw features a 2, 4, 8, 10-hour auto shut-off timer lets you choose when your electric throw shuts off.
- Ultra Soft Faux Fur & Sherpa – Get cozy and warm with this extremely luxurious, soft, and fluffy plush faux fur lap throw blanket. The exceptionally soft 300GSM thick tie dye faux fur(front) and 200GSM sherpa(back) with 50″x60″ size is perfect for snuggling up on the couch, sofa or bed, completing home décor, for outdoor use, or a meaningful gift for any occasion.
Notice
- Is an online purchase
- Delivery may be delayed in some areas.
Buyer Guide Heated Throw
A heated throw is a perfect addition to your living room, bedroom, or den. It will keep you warm and cozy.- Comfort. A heated throw is a must-own for many, especially if you live in an area where winter is harsh.
- Adaptability. Heated throws come in a variety of shapes and sizes, so you’ll want to calculate how much space you have before purchasing.
- Convenience. Most heated throws are cordless, so you won’t have to deal with cords or outlets.
- Maintenance. Average maintenance is pretty easy, and it’ll involve nothing more than washing and fluffing the throw.
- Warranty. Most heated throws are covered by one-year warranties.
How to choose Heated Throw
For a more luxurious and personalized option, you may want to check out the heated throw blanket. Heated throw blankets, also called electric blankets, provide a subtle, portable heat source that can be used at home or while traveling. Heated throw blankets typically come with a number of settings and a variety of covers, but there are a few key factors to consider when shopping for an electric blanket.- How much heat does the throw provide? Heating throws provide varying levels of heat. Some heated throw blankets come with just a single heat setting, while others provide a number of heat settings, ranging from low to high.
- Does the blanket have an automatic timer? Heated throw blankets come with automatic shut-off timers. These timers shut off the blanket after a certain amount of time, preventing it from overheating.
- Does the blanket have a removable controller? The controller for a throw blanket is the part that controls the blankets heat. Some heated throw blankets have controllers that are built into the blanket itself, while others have controllers that can be removed.
- What type of covers are available? Heated throw blankets come in a variety of cover types. Some heated throw blankets have removable covers, while others have covers that attach to the throw.
- Is the throwing machine washable? Heated throw blankets are machine washable, allowing you to keep the blanket looking nice and clean.
- How is the throw powered? Heated throw blankets may be powered by electricity, or by heat. Many heated throw blankets on the market run on electricity, but some heated throw blankets are also heated by heat.
How to Maintain Heated Throw
Maintenance is an important aspect of owning a Heated Throw.1. Clean the Blanket Regularly
You want to keep your heated blanket in good condition. The blanket should be regularly cleaned to remove dust, dirt, hair, or pet dander.
2. Wrinkle the Blanket Periodically
To work out the wrinkles, place the blanket in the dryer on high heat for a few minutes and then turn it on high again for a few minutes.
3. Use Warm or Cold Water to Clean the Blanket
Use cold water for washing the blanket. Avoid using hot water because it can damage the blanket.
4. Use a Mild Cleanser
Use a very mild cleanser to clean the blanket.
5. Dry the Blanket After Cleaning
Dry the blanket immediately. If the blanket gets wet, it can cause mildew.




