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is there an alternative to electric storage heaters?
Q. We have storage heaters in our flat and find them pretty pointless, is there a good long term solution for electric only thats also inexpensive?
Asked by Loopy - Wed Nov 15 08:35:40 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Storage heaters came about because electricity is cheaper at night time (less people use it). But you need a special 'Economy 7' meter to get it cheaper. the 7 refers to the 7 hours when the electricity is much cheaper, ie 1am to 8am. Storage Heaters are supposed to heat up during the night & then during the day give off heat to the room, but they are very difficult to control as the room often gets too hot or too cold. The only alternative would be electric fan heaters and/or electric convection heaters, but these would use normal 'expensive' electric (about twice the cost of ecomony 7) and cost more to run, but would be controllable. If I were I'd you use your storage heaters for 'most' of your heating and then 'top' with a fan… [cont.]
Answered by Me - Wed Nov 15 08:46:39 2006
Q. We have storage heaters in our flat and find them pretty pointless, is there a good long term solution for electric only thats also inexpensive?
Asked by Loopy - Wed Nov 15 08:35:40 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Storage heaters came about because electricity is cheaper at night time (less people use it). But you need a special 'Economy 7' meter to get it cheaper. the 7 refers to the 7 hours when the electricity is much cheaper, ie 1am to 8am. Storage Heaters are supposed to heat up during the night & then during the day give off heat to the room, but they are very difficult to control as the room often gets too hot or too cold. The only alternative would be electric fan heaters and/or electric convection heaters, but these would use normal 'expensive' electric (about twice the cost of ecomony 7) and cost more to run, but would be controllable. If I were I'd you use your storage heaters for 'most' of your heating and then 'top' with a fan… [cont.]
Answered by Me - Wed Nov 15 08:46:39 2006
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