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    Hideaway - North Weald


  • Hideaway - North Weald
  • Hideaway - North Weald
  • Hideaway - North Weald
  • Hideaway - North Weald
  • Hideaway - North Weald
  • Hideaway - North Weald
  • The plate does not look correct. No model ID, odd serial number, and possibly incorrect wattage.
    The plate does not look correct. No model ID, odd serial number, and possibly incorrect wattage.

Hideaway - North Weald

This hideaway unit was found in a shipping container in June 2025. The serial number plate does not look right. It has no model number stamped (others have "HU"), an inconsistent serial number, and the wattage is stamped as 175 watts whereas others have 50 watts on them. But otherwise, an interesting find.


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