Peet Dryer
Peet Dryer M97-12FSB Boot Dryer 120 V 36 W
A 36 W convection boot dryer for 120 V outlets dries footwear without forced air
- Dries boots gently using thermal convection process
- 36 watt power draw keeps energy use low
- 120 volt supply plugs into standard outlet
- 10 inch tube length fits a range of boot sizes
- Compact 10 by 9 by 2 inch footprint stores easily
Peet Dryer Boot Dryer 120 V 36 W
This Peet Dryer boot dryer uses thermal convection to dry footwear with 36 watts of power at 120 volts. It is built for anyone who needs reliable overnight drying for work boots or outdoor footwear. The unit measures 10-1/2 in long by 9 in wide by 2 in high with 10 1/4 in tube length.
Thermal Convection Drying Limits
Thermal convection relies on natural airflow rather than forced air so drying time varies with boot material and moisture level. The fixed 36 watt output cannot be adjusted for faster cycles or delicate fabrics. Continuous operation is limited to the rated voltage and wattage without additional controls.
Pre-Purchase Setup Checks
Confirm a standard 120 V outlet is available at the intended location. Ensure the overall dimensions fit the bench or floor space where the dryer will sit. Verify that the boot shafts can accommodate the 10 1/4 in tube length for proper air circulation.
Highlights
- Dries boots gently using thermal convection process
- 36 watt power draw keeps energy use low
- 120 volt supply plugs into standard outlet
- 10 inch tube length fits a range of boot sizes
- Compact 10 by 9 by 2 inch footprint stores easily
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the M97-12FSB come in different tube lengths or wattages?
The M97-12FSB is offered with a 10 1/4 in tube length and a fixed 36 W rating; no alternate sizes or power levels are listed.
What does the 36 W rating mean for everyday drying time?
At 36 W the unit uses gentle thermal convection, so boots dry overnight without overheating the material.
What power supply does the 120 V dryer need and what does that limit?
It plugs into a standard 120 V household outlet, so total draw stays at 36 W and no special circuit is required.
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