Features a cumulative memory feature, making it easier than ever to monitor your electricity usage., Memory function also allows you to view day, week and monthly usage., A completely Wireless Monitor, allowing you to take it anywhere in your home 30

Dimensions Display H117 x W107 x D30, Sender Unit H113 x W78 x D40mm, Sensor H50 x W50 x D30mm Wireless link 433MHz Radio Frequency Wireless range 30 metres in open area Display power supply 3 x AA LR6 UM 3 1.5V batteries or 6V ACDC adaptor Sender bo

Shows current amp cumulative data for pound cost and Kwh per hour., A completely Wireless Monitor, allowing you to take it anywhere in your home 30 metre range., Easy to install, See how much wasting electricity is costing you.

BILL AND BEN IS ONE COSTUME ONLY. Bill and Ben, bill And Ben, Bill and Ben are the Flower Pot Men! This wonderful costume recreated this childhood classic. The costume is a top, trousers, hat with yarn hair, gloves, green and orange bow tie and a dou

Features six fun and charming adventures with everyone's favourite flowerpot men, Bill and Ben, including 'Here Comes The Sun'.

Animated adventures with Bottletop Bill and his best friend Corky, who live in a world where everything is made from everyday bits and pieces. Bill and Corky explore their strange world and have adventures in the Wild West, ancient Egypt, or even out

6 Exciting Stories With Bill And Ben The Flowerpot Men!

A collection of animated adventures with Bottletop Bill and his best friend Corky, who live in a world where everything is made from everyday bits and pieces. Part of the Carry Me series, this DVD comes in a fun carry handle plastic case.

Three classic Alan Bennett adaptations, first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and released on CD for the first time. A Visit from Miss Prothero Since Mr Dodsworth retired, he has had all the time in the world. Then he has a visitor from his old firm Miss Pr

This BBC Radio 4 series is written and presented by Bill Bryson and based on his best selling book 'Mother Tongue'. In it he romps through the history of Britain to reveal how English became such an infuriatingly complex but ultimately world beating