Titan 2kW Letterbox Fan Heater

The Titan 2kW Letterbox Fan Heater (model FH116) is a portable plug-in fan heater with 2 heat settings, 1000W and 2000W, and a cool blow function. It has a slim, low-profile letterbox shape and a white polycarbonate body. It suits bedrooms, home offices, living rooms, caravans, workshops and more.

The adjustable thermostat lets you choose your temperature, and built-in overheat protection shuts it off automatically if it gets too hot. The cool blow function lets it work as a fan in warmer months.

Key Features

• 2 Heat Settings, 1000W and 2000W: switch between efficient low heat or full output depending on the room.
• Adjustable Thermostat: set your ideal temperature and let the heater maintain it automatically.
• Cool Blow Function: use it as a fan in warmer months, making it an all year round appliance.
• Overheat Protection: automatic safety shut off for safe, reliable operation.
• Portable and Lightweight: easy to move from room to room, ideal for quick spot heating.
• Power On Indicator: simple visual confirmation that your heater is active.

Specifications

Model	FH116
Finish	White
Voltage	230V
Power	1000W / 2000W
IP Rating	IP20
Material	PC (durable polycarbonate body)
Function	Heating and cool air fan
Controls	Adjustable thermostat, power on indicator
Safety	Overheat protection

Why Customers Choose It

It heats a room fast without taking up space. Plug it in, switch it on, and you feel the warmth almost instantly. Its slim design means it fits easily under desks, beside sofas, or along skirting boards, which suits homes where space is limited.

Ideal For

• Bedrooms and box rooms
• Home offices
• Rental properties
• Sheds and workshops
• Caravan heaters
• Student accommodation
• Quick top-up heating without turning on the entire central heating system

Running Costs

On the 1000W setting it uses about 1 unit per hour, roughly €0.38 at 38.04 cent per kWh, the Electric Ireland 24 hour standard rate from 1 July 2026. On the full 2000W setting it costs about €0.76 per hour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Where can I buy a portable fan heater in Ireland?
A: The Titan 2kW letterbox fan heater is available from Shamrock Electrical at shamrockelectrical.ie, with free delivery to every county in the Republic of Ireland from the first euro, usually within a few working days. You can also collect from our store in Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin.

Q: What does it cost to run per hour?
A: On the 1000W setting it uses about 1 unit per hour, roughly €0.38 at 38.04 cent per kWh, the Electric Ireland 24 hour standard rate from 1 July 2026, and on the full 2000W setting about €0.76 per hour. The adjustable thermostat holds your set temperature so it is not running flat out constantly.

Q: Do I need an electrician?
A: No. It plugs into a standard socket. Its slim letterbox shape fits under desks, beside sofas or along skirting boards, and it is light enough to carry from room to room.

Q: Can I use it in summer?
A: Yes. It has a cool blow function that works as a fan without heat, so it is useful all year round.

Q: Is it safe to leave running?
A: It has built in overheat protection that shuts it off automatically if it gets too hot, plus a power on indicator light. Like any portable heater, it should not be left unattended for long periods.

Q: What rooms does it suit?
A: It is ideal for quick top up heat in bedrooms, box rooms, home offices, caravans, sheds and student accommodation, without turning on the whole central heating system.

Q: Do you deliver across Ireland?
A: Yes. We deliver free to every county in the Republic of Ireland, usually within a few working days, and you can also collect from our Rathcoole store.

Every order ships with free delivery from the very first euro, with no minimum spend and no threshold to reach. New customers take 10 percent off a first order. Trade pricing is not shown online, so if you are buying for a job or a contract, call us on 01 401 9907 or email sales@shamrockelectrical.ie for your rate. We are an Irish owned electrical supplier based in Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, just off the N7 and well positioned for the M50.