How to use a storage heater
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
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Bloody hell, old Blighty created the chips that go in all our smart phones and this is the best we can do with heaters?
Hi Jane I’m getting storage heaters installed the installers is insisting that the cables have to be trunked rather than through walls and ceiling said that because I’ve got wood floors they would have to be ripped up also he says he not allowed to put the heaters under windows which in winter are the coldest part of the rooms where currently electric wall heaters sit what’s your opinion on these decisions thank you 😊
Get a heat pump, reduce electricity cost 4-5 x. Meaning that you can heat normally for less money, and without the faff.
@@tuffandco3745I wish but rental properties won't do this 😔
The problem is i want the heat when i come home from work.... But don't wanna pay ridiculous price during the day to charge it...
Isn't the whole concept of storage heaters nonsensical? If something heats up, then it's going to emit heat. Turning the output all the way down makes about a 1% difference. You may as well try to collect and store light.
It heats up brick inside the heater and keeps it in until you decide to release it during the day. Because you use the electricity at night, the cost is less than if you used it during the day. Those were designed by engineers, and have been in use for decades. Even though it’s still cheaper to use than non storage heater, it’s still very expensive with the electric costs of today.
@@veewooshi9882 Is that if you ask it nicely? It’s obvious that you have no actual experience of using storage heaters.