I am looking at getting 5 of these heaters (2000w) installed in my flat. Reading through some previous threads it sounds as though each one of these heaters should be on their own 20a radial circuit (rather like my old economy 7 system) and I would assume this is what my electrician would do.
However looking at some of the optional extras you can get with these heaters you can get a mains powered control unit and some receiver cassettes for each heater which allows you to control the temperature and times of each heater. I looked at the specification sheet for the control panel and it said that all the heaters and the panel must be on the same circuit. This seems to go against the advice of putting each heater on an individual circuit.
Any thoughts on this?
Pete.
However looking at some of the optional extras you can get with these heaters you can get a mains powered control unit and some receiver cassettes for each heater which allows you to control the temperature and times of each heater. I looked at the specification sheet for the control panel and it said that all the heaters and the panel must be on the same circuit. This seems to go against the advice of putting each heater on an individual circuit.
Any thoughts on this?
Pete.