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Panel heaters
Millsey123
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in Energy
Hi.
I have just moved into a new ground floor flat and it has levante panel heaters in all rooms. I'm not too sure how they work and don't wanna pay sky high electric prices so I have just been putting it on a couple of hours before bed and an hour before getting up.
Today I got up late and left them on while I was at work. The setting they are on says it's runs at 10c in the day then heats up in the evening. It has a built in thermostat.
My question is once it reaches that temp does it go off and stop using electricity or am I in for a hefty bill having left them on during my 12 hour shift?
I have just moved into a new ground floor flat and it has levante panel heaters in all rooms. I'm not too sure how they work and don't wanna pay sky high electric prices so I have just been putting it on a couple of hours before bed and an hour before getting up.
Today I got up late and left them on while I was at work. The setting they are on says it's runs at 10c in the day then heats up in the evening. It has a built in thermostat.
My question is once it reaches that temp does it go off and stop using electricity or am I in for a hefty bill having left them on during my 12 hour shift?
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If it is controlled at 10 deg all day, meaning it will be clicking on and off, then it is unlikely to run away with the bills unlike a standard 2kW fan heater.
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