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Immersion, electric meter, and Electrisaver
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There is a thermostat to stop it overheating, but yes there would also be some wasted energy.
If you have a poorly insulated house and in the middle of winter, I would generally expect the input control to be 3/4 to max.
Once the weather is warmer you can back it off by 1 or half everyday, until its too cold, and then turn it up a little.
It also depends on how long the heater is powered for over night. i.e. full 7 hours or e.g. only 1 hour at midnight and 1 hour at 6am0 -
Thanks, I shall experiment and try to get the balance right0
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