Adding a suitable heater to a tiny toilet for my mum
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And why is it so difficult to put ones location in their profile?Thanks again for all the replies everyone. Sorry, I messed up the measurements, mm instead of cm..@plugwash I'm in SE UK. Forgive the Americanism, socket then?
@JohnD Looking at the prices of heated towel racks on screwfix, they're a wee bit pricey. I was hoping for something more round the £50 mark. Would any of the ones on amazon for around £50 be ok to use? Or would they not throw out enough heat to be used as a heater?
So often someone is after something, such as a crimp connector recently which I hold working stocks of and would have happily donated if local. Etc.
I just bought one of these to heat up my airing cupboard (now the hot tank has gone)
650watts (less than 3 amps - so OK to run from lighting circuit) and has a built in thermostat. Small. Cheap too. It works really well.
650watts (less than 3 amps - so OK to run from lighting circuit) and has a built in thermostat. Small. Cheap too. It works really well.
Unless it's a veritable ice box one of these at 45W will make a big difference, my father used to have one in the greenhouse for years
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If there's a handwash basin then position carefully. There isn't an official "zone" below a basin but common sense should apply. I wouldn't locate anything electrical where someone could splash water onto it.
Where have you located your electric shower?
Does your incorrect advice extend to kitchens?
There’s no end of water and electricity in my kitchen.
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