Oil filled electric heaters - any good?
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Got mine from B&Q, 6 "fin", thought it was around the £35 - £40 mark.
Very good, although I was under the impression they are fairly cheap to use, something like a penny a minute??
Very good, although I was under the impression they are fairly cheap to use, something like a penny a minute??
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well, they are considered more efficiant than an electric convector heater, plus give off a more cosistant and pleasant heat, (not quite as on or off)
But in the end, an electric 3KW heater is a 3KW heater, it uses 3KW !! And seeing it's a heater...I cant see where else any energy could be transferred to!
[Edited by ALi-B - 11/13/2003 11:15:00 AM]
But in the end, an electric 3KW heater is a 3KW heater, it uses 3KW !! And seeing it's a heater...I cant see where else any energy could be transferred to!
[Edited by ALi-B - 11/13/2003 11:15:00 AM]
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Costs, assuming 5p (I think thats about right) per kWh.......3kW * £0.05 = 15p to run per hour!!
So anually, say 100 days/year, 4 hrs/day = £0.15*4*100=£60 per heater per year.......doesn't sound too bad to me......!
So anually, say 100 days/year, 4 hrs/day = £0.15*4*100=£60 per heater per year.......doesn't sound too bad to me......!
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