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It's time to get warm without the thermostat.

Introducing the Heater Pro X plug-in wall heater
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Warmth where you want it

The mini heater can warm up spaces of all kinds including bathrooms, offices, bedrooms, and mudrooms. Some of our customers even use the heater to warm up small green houses, dog/cat houses, and RVs.
Shop now
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Do you have a greenhouse, dog house, or RV that needs heat on a schedule? The plug-in heater has a 12-hour timer, so that you don't need to micromanage the device. Set the timer for eight hours before going to bed to get steady constant heat all night without worrying about jumping up in the morning to turn it back off. Use the included remote control for even easier operation.
	
Easy Installation

The heater's wall plug can rotate 180°, so that it can be installed virtually anywhere. Just plug it into a wall outlet, set the thermostat's target temperature, and the Heater Pro X will do the rest. If the room dips beneath your target temperature, the plug-in heater will kick on and start generating a constant flow of smooth, warm air.
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ies is found only on the western and central portion of the island of Java in Indonesia.[1] Its presence has been confirmed in the Dieng Mountains, and it is known to be found in low densities at Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park (in montane cloud forests) and Mount Halimun Salak National Park, often only where human disturbance is minimal.[21] It inhabits both primary and secondary disturbed forest, and can be found from sea level to 1,600 m (5,200 ft), although it is more commonly found at higher elevations since lower elevations tend to be deforested.[1] A study in 2000 showed that in addition to primary and secondary forest, the Javan slow loris could be found in bamboo forests, mangrove forests, and on plantations—particularly chocolate plantations. In 2008, they were observed in West Java to occupy mixed-crop home gardens, tolerating high levels of human disturbance.[21] Conservation See also: Conservation of slow lorises Three Javan slow lorises sit curled up on the bottom of a wired cage The Javan slow loris is commonly sold as a pet in the markets of Indonesia, despite local laws and CITES Appendix I protection. The Javan slow loris is listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) as "critically endangered," primarily due to a rapid decline in population. For the 21–24 years prior to its 2008 assessment by the IUCN—which corresponds to three generations for the species—its numbers had dropped by at least 50%.[1] Population data for the species is sparse,[25] but a few studies have shown a low population density of 0.20 to 0.02 individuals per km2.[1] Its numbers are still decreasing, primarily because of poaching. In Indonesia, it is sometimes used in traditional medicine, because of myths of it having magical and curative properties, but it is more frequently sold as an exotic pet.[1][26] The species is easily captured because of its slow movement, nocturnal habits, and its tendency to sleep on exposed branches. They are both actively sought for the pet trade and collected opportunistically when felling forests. Its habitat is also in decline, although most of the habitat loss occurred by the mid-1980s.[1] Within its range, human land use is intense.[27] Environmental niche modelling indic


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<span style=3D"color:#FFFFFF;font-size:4px;">ies is found only on the weste=
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has been confirmed in the Dieng Mountains, and it is known to be found in l=
ow densities at Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park (in montane cloud fores=
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ce is minimal.[21] It inhabits both primary and secondary disturbed forest,=
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rested.[1] A study in 2000 showed that in addition to primary and secondary=
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rests, and on plantations=E2=80=94particularly chocolate plantations. In 20=
08, they were observed in West Java to occupy mixed-crop home gardens, tole=
rating high levels of human disturbance.[21]

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See also: Conservation of slow lorises
Three Javan slow lorises sit curled up on the bottom of a wired cage
The Javan slow loris is commonly sold as a pet in the markets of Indonesia,=
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The Javan slow loris is listed by the International Union for Conservation =
of Nature (IUCN) as "critically endangered," primarily due to a rapid decli=
ne in population. For the 21=E2=80=9324 years prior to its 2008 assessment =
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e species is sparse,[25] but a few studies have shown a low population dens=
ity of 0.20 to 0.02 individuals per km2.[1]

Its numbers are still decreasing, primarily because of poaching. In Indones=
ia, it is sometimes used in traditional medicine, because of myths of it ha=
ving magical and curative properties, but it is more frequently sold as an =
exotic pet.[1][26] The species is easily captured because of its slow movem=
ent, nocturnal habits, and its tendency to sleep on exposed branches. They =
are both actively sought for the pet trade and collected opportunistically =
when felling forests. Its habitat is also in decline, although most of the =
habitat loss occurred by the mid-1980s.[1] Within its range, human land use=
 is intense.[27] Environmental niche modelling indic</span>

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