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Baseus300ml Shiurun Moisturizing Car Humidifier
R429
R650
About
At Baseus, our products are based on our users. Quality, attention to detail and intuitive designs are all aspects which we pride ourselves with.
Product Features
- Two-level humidification mode: Continuous and intermittent mode optional, which can be turned on according to the humidity level in the car.
- 300ml large capacity: 300ml large capacity lasts 10 hours in continuous spraying mode, and 16 hours in intermittent spraying mode.
- Breathing indicator light: When in intermittent spray mode a breathing light indicator will light up when in continuous spray mode the indicator light will remain solid.
- Durable aluminium alloy enclosure: The aluminium alloy enclosure is both durable and of the highest grade, making it an ideal match to one's car interior.
- Safe design against dry burning: When water levels inside the water compartment of the humidifier are almost depleted, the humidifier will automatically cut off the power, making it safe to use in any environment.
- Made of high-quality aluminum alloy, anti-corrosion, rust proof and durable for longtime use
- Small and light, space saving, easy to carry and store
- Intelligent power-off and anti-dry-bum design
- Nano-scale spray quickly penetrate underlying skin and relieve dry skin
- Sound-free design, quietly bring you a perfect environment
- Suitable for car, bedrooms, study, office, baby room, etc, bring good sleep to you and your families
Product Specifications
- Water capacity: 300ml Humidifying duration: 10 hours in continuous mode | 16 hours in intermittent mode
- Rated Input Voltage: 5V,1A Size: 152.5 × 70 × 70mm
- Weight: 340g Cable Type: USB Type-A to MicroUSB Cable
- Length: 1m
- Material: Aluminium alloy
- Colour: Black
- Suitable environments: Car interior or office/home
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