T tony_374382203 Nov 7, 2008 32 0 0 Dec 18, 2009 #1 hi ya all ive been trying to work out how much per hour it costs to run a 700 watt heater,its a oil filled radiator. thanks tony
hi ya all ive been trying to work out how much per hour it costs to run a 700 watt heater,its a oil filled radiator. thanks tony
J JTQ May 7, 2005 4,056 1,785 20,935 Dec 18, 2009 #2 Whilst its actually "on" it will cost you 70% of the cost you are paying for each electrical "unit". Say this is 14pence, then its going to cost you just under 10 pence per hour whilst its "on". The big question is how long its actually "on" and this depends on what temperature you set on the thermostat [assuming it has one]. Anyway on that 14p/unit estimate is going to cost
Whilst its actually "on" it will cost you 70% of the cost you are paying for each electrical "unit". Say this is 14pence, then its going to cost you just under 10 pence per hour whilst its "on". The big question is how long its actually "on" and this depends on what temperature you set on the thermostat [assuming it has one]. Anyway on that 14p/unit estimate is going to cost
J JTQ May 7, 2005 4,056 1,785 20,935 Dec 18, 2009 #3 Whilst its actually "on" it will cost you 70% of the cost you are paying for each electrical "unit". Say this is 14pence, then its going to cost you just under 10 pence per hour whilst its "on". The big question is how long its actually "on" and this depends on what temperature you set on the thermostat [assuming it has one]. Anyway on that 14p/unit estimate is going to cost Click to expand...
Whilst its actually "on" it will cost you 70% of the cost you are paying for each electrical "unit". Say this is 14pence, then its going to cost you just under 10 pence per hour whilst its "on". The big question is how long its actually "on" and this depends on what temperature you set on the thermostat [assuming it has one]. Anyway on that 14p/unit estimate is going to cost Click to expand...
J JTQ May 7, 2005 4,056 1,785 20,935 Dec 18, 2009 #4 Whilst its actually "on" it will cost you 70% of the cost you are paying for each electrical "unit". Say this is 14pence, then its going to cost you just under 10 pence per hour whilst its "on". The big question is how long its actually "on" and this depends on what temperature you set on the thermostat [assuming it has one]. Anyway on that 14p/unit estimate is going to cost Click to expand...
Whilst its actually "on" it will cost you 70% of the cost you are paying for each electrical "unit". Say this is 14pence, then its going to cost you just under 10 pence per hour whilst its "on". The big question is how long its actually "on" and this depends on what temperature you set on the thermostat [assuming it has one]. Anyway on that 14p/unit estimate is going to cost Click to expand...
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