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The Bhoys
15 Jan 10 18:27
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Am considering buying a halogen heater. I know ther are 3 settings on them but has anyone any idea how much it is per hour on each setting on the electric?

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By:
The Bhoys
When: 15 Jan 10 18:34
Any help would be greatly appreciated
By:
Tevez is God
When: 15 Jan 10 18:43
is it for cooking with or for heating your gaff?
By:
BIG GURU
When: 15 Jan 10 18:46
If it's 1200w and you were in the UK I reckon about 13-15p an hour.Don't know about Eire.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 15 Jan 10 18:46
You will need to know the wattage of the heater.
By:
The Bhoys
When: 15 Jan 10 18:50
it is for heating. Its a 1200w yes. But would like to no what each setting costs. Considering buying one but would need to no costs!
By:
BIG GURU
When: 15 Jan 10 18:52
If you take 12p/hr for 1200w then 800w setting=8p/hr 400w setting = 4p/hr
By:
The Bhoys
When: 15 Jan 10 18:54
is this per hour mate yes? That would be great. Didnt know thats wat the stood for. Thanks.
By:
BIG GURU
When: 15 Jan 10 18:56
Yes per hour The Bhoys
By:
The Bhoys
When: 15 Jan 10 18:57
Thanks guru. Makes my mind up mate. Appreciate it!
By:
BIG GURU
When: 15 Jan 10 18:59
Cheers The Bhoys
By:
Gallivanter
When: 15 Jan 10 19:00
A fan heater warms a room up quicker because it moves the hot air round. If you keep the door closed, you can then turn it off for an hour or two. All electric heaters are very dear to run, though.
By:
The Bhoys
When: 15 Jan 10 19:02
But these halogen 1s are supposed to be good on the electric!
By:
BIG GURU
When: 15 Jan 10 19:04
These halogen ones are meant to be very efficient.
By:
BIG GURU
When: 15 Jan 10 19:05
Oops you're right M8
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Jan 10 19:59
The Bhoys, aren't you better off asking Irish people these questions?

Yer a Johnny Foreigner, what's the use here?
By:
The Bhoys
When: 15 Jan 10 20:00
Now ther is absoloutly no call for that potty mouth!
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Jan 10 20:07
seriously, a mainly British forum isn't the best place to ask?

what about a forum that has lots of Irish people on it where you can get a better answer?
By:
The Bhoys
When: 15 Jan 10 20:08
u Aarent wrong
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Jan 10 20:08
what's the point in asking mainly British people how much per hour to run so and so when it's completely different in EIRE?
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Jan 10 20:10
am sorry if I seem rude

for example, your bevvy in eire is extremely expensive compared to here, and your petrol is far cheaper

which makes me know not to ask Irish people about monetary stuff, that's monetary not monestary
By:
The Bhoys
When: 15 Jan 10 20:36
no no fair point m8!
By:
Ivor
When: 15 Jan 10 20:41
They may be 'efficient' but at the '1' setting (400watts) it's like trying to warm a room with an old-style lightbulb.
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