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The phrase "fan heater" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of electrical device that produces heat using a fan. For example, "I bought a new fan heater for my bedroom to stay warm during the cold winter months."
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fan heater
noun
An electric heater fitted with a fan which blows out hot air.
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SAM GROBART GRAPHICS: A Different Kind of Heater: Based on the bladeless fans Dyson introduced last year, the Dyson Hot fan heater adds an enclosed ceramic heating element.
"Put the fan heater on then".
We'd glimpse the odd buried snow machine, as redundant as a fan heater in the Sahara.
Every time anyone puts on the electric fan heater in the bathroom I imagine wads of £20 notes being thrown on the living room fire.
For a moment, Daniel Craig magically ages before your very eyes, developing white stubble, sandblasted skin and a face like pine woodgrain squinting into a fan heater.
We can all point to behaviour that wastes energy – not switching off lights or computers, propping doors open, or my personal favourite: running a fan heater under your desk when the air conditioning gets too cold.
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For a quick sale Bung in some fan heaters and turn it into a Swarovski showroom.
John Lewis said it sold four times as many fan heaters as last year.
But instead of issuing fan heaters to staff complaining of feeling cold, it has made warm fleeces available.
The Dyson AM09 costs £400, which is more than 10 times the price of similar oscillating fan heaters, and £150 more than Dyson's cool-only fan.
Users in turn get frustrated because they can't manually control their environment – so they start doing things like hoarding fan heaters under their desks.
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