BeurerLA 20 Colour Changing Aroma Diffuser
R599
About
The LA 20 Beurer aroma diffuser with colour-changing LED light and ultrasound humidification technology ensure a cosy ambience. It is portable thanks to the USB connection.
Product Features
- Ultrasound humidification technology
- Suitable for water-soluble aroma oils
- With colour-changing LED light
- Portable thanks to USB
- 1-level operation
- Extremely quiet operation
- Atomisation possible, with and without light
- With two power supply options via USB interface (USB cable included) or via USB mains part plug (included)
- Automatic switch-off
- Easy-to-clean components
- 3-year warranty
- Weight approx. 175 g
- Output: 5W
- Material of the underside soft, breathable cotton
- With colour-changing LED light
- Product dimensions: 12 x 13.5 x 7.8cm (L x W x H)
- Room size: 10m²
- Tank size: 80 ml
For more information, please check out Beurer
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