Heating fan
Heating fan with thermostat, connected here to GEWA’s infralink system.
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Cooling off when it gets too hot
Simple tips for cooling off – suitable for persons who are sensitive to heat
Heating fan
Used for extra heat in work room, appropriate for persons who get cold easily.
Author: Anonym 1
Personen bor ihop med fru och barn i villa. Han arbetar deltid. Han skadade sig 1975 och har en hög tetraplegi (C5). Genom hand-kirurgi fick han bättre greppfunktion i båda händer. Han har personlig assistans 7 timmar om dagen. (Avliden 2024)
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