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Replacing my storage heater
Chocolatespiders
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in Energy
I live in an all electric house. I have one small storage heater in kitchen and a large one in the lounge. I never have the lounge one on as we are out all day so seems pointless to have a hot house all day when we are out. So we plug a panel heater in during the evening.
I would like to replace the storage heater with something wall mounted and smaller. I do have kitchen one on in winter and have clothes airer by it.
If I got an electric radiator such as Dimplex Q rad could it be wired into the off peak economy 10 electricity rate and I then only use it during those off peak times? Or would it be best to change my electric tariff.
If I change the lounge heater would I also need to change the kitchen heater?
Thanks in advance.
I would like to replace the storage heater with something wall mounted and smaller. I do have kitchen one on in winter and have clothes airer by it.
If I got an electric radiator such as Dimplex Q rad could it be wired into the off peak economy 10 electricity rate and I then only use it during those off peak times? Or would it be best to change my electric tariff.
If I change the lounge heater would I also need to change the kitchen heater?
Thanks in advance.
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