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The Perfection heater model N 525 M is a vintage product, and its exact age can vary based on production dates. Typically, such models were manufactured in the mid-20th century, often around the 1940s or 1950s. For a precise age, it's best to check the serial number or any manufacturer's documentation associated with the specific unit.

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