Action Sells Hyundai 5-in-1 Climate Device for 79.95 Euros
- Dutch discount retailer Action has launched two competing home-energy products for the winter season, offering shoppers a choice between a multi-functional climate device and automated smart radiator controls,...
- Action has introduced the Hyundai 5-in-1 bladeless ventilatorkachel to its webshop for 79.95 euros as part of a weekly promotion, XGN reported.
- The appliance includes two heating settings at 1,200 and 2,100 watts alongside a three-speed ventilation system with a 120-degree oscillation function, according to XGN.
Dutch discount retailer Action has launched two competing home-energy products for the winter season, offering shoppers a choice between a multi-functional climate device and automated smart radiator controls, according to reporting from XGN and Want.
Hyundai 5-in-1 Bladeless Climate Device at Action
Action has introduced the Hyundai 5-in-1 bladeless ventilatorkachel to its webshop for 79.95 euros as part of a weekly promotion, XGN reported. The unit functions as both a heater and a cooling fan while also providing air humidification and purification.
The appliance includes two heating settings at 1,200 and 2,100 watts alongside a three-speed ventilation system with a 120-degree oscillation function, according to XGN. For air treatment, the device utilizes ionization and ultraviolet technology to reduce airborne particles and odors.
The system also features a four-liter water reservoir capable of supplying approximately nine hours of misting humidification, XGN noted. Users can manage the device via an onboard LED display, an included remote control, or a timer adjustable from one to 12 hours.
Hombli Smart Thermostat Knobs for Energy Savings
For consumers seeking to lower heating costs amid elevated gas prices, Want reported that Action has brought back a popular smart home product. The retailer is offering Hombli smart radiator knobs online through a starter kit priced at 69.95 euros.
The starter package includes two smart thermostat knobs, a bridge required for app connectivity, adapters, batteries, and a USB cable, Want reported. Individual replacement knobs are available separately for 29.95 euros each, with online orders subject to a 5.99-euro delivery fee.
The Hombli system connects to a smartphone application, allowing users to schedule weekly heating plans and adjust temperatures per room, according to Want. While the system lacks native support for the Matter smart home standard, users can operate the thermostats through voice commands via Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri Shortcuts.