2:14. Yes. Absolutely correct. The only major difference between oil filled and fan heater is that the fan heater heats up within a few seconds and is louder. Oil filled radiator takes some time to heat about (mine is around 10 to 15 minutes) and is pretty much silent. Just the odd pop or crackle from the oil. Oil filled is heavier to move around. I prefer oil filled because it's quieter.
Thanx for this I really want ask i bought new heter from some one before 3 weeks it looks the same in your video name Princess heter . Today I want on but no power nothing I mean its not working so what's the problem ireally want to now. No red light its not working Thanks
I’m surprised fan heaters are as efficient... you’d have thought the fan would tip it the other way. I find oil heaters too noisy in terms of bubbling sounds personally.
It's a fair point, though I think a fan is going to draw max 10-20W, which compared to the typical 2kW of a typical heating elements is small. Interesting point on the bubbling! The only one I've used was pretty silent.
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2:14. Yes. Absolutely correct. The only major difference between oil filled and fan heater is that the fan heater heats up within a few seconds and is louder. Oil filled radiator takes some time to heat about (mine is around 10 to 15 minutes) and is pretty much silent. Just the odd pop or crackle from the oil. Oil filled is heavier to move around. I prefer oil filled because it's quieter.
Definitely true that it is quieter!
Really good video! Short and to the point. Thanks a lot!
Thank you for this, I am looking at this heater right now, and considering buying it.
This same model is used by 1000's of brands but the prices vary so much. Mine is nedis and it cost 11$. Its pretty good and simple.
yeah must be a factory making then en masse!
Does this type of convection heater, since it usually uses a resistance that heats at the bottom, produces orangy light ?
I no longer have it but the coils inside are very small and while I think they did glow a bit it wasn't a significant amount of light
Thanx for this
I really want ask i bought new heter from some one before 3 weeks it looks the same in your video name Princess heter .
Today I want on but no power nothing I mean its not working so what's the problem ireally want to now. No red light its not working
Thanks
Sounds like an electrical fault :(
The thermostat is a smart move!
Even the oil filled heater, you should never cover it with anything.
I’m surprised fan heaters are as efficient... you’d have thought the fan would tip it the other way. I find oil heaters too noisy in terms of bubbling sounds personally.
It's a fair point, though I think a fan is going to draw max 10-20W, which compared to the typical 2kW of a typical heating elements is small. Interesting point on the bubbling! The only one I've used was pretty silent.
From where did you get that timer plug
Probably from wilko, unfortunately not possible to get anymore :(
got you back to 400
Appreciate it! the struggle to 1000 is real...