Quantum Heater
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It won't.
You will need both off and on-peak supplies to be connected or an off-peak meter which switches all circuits to 'cheap'-rate.
You will need both off and on-peak supplies to be connected or an off-peak meter which switches all circuits to 'cheap'-rate.
It will just run as a standard storage heater, the daytime "boost" facility being un available.
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No.
You need the OFF PEAK supply to the off peak input to use the cheap lecky and heat the bricks to supply heat during the day.
The PEAK input runs the panel heater on the front as a 'boost'. You could pick this feed up from your sockets, but you should consider the loading of this circuit.
You need the OFF PEAK supply to the off peak input to use the cheap lecky and heat the bricks to supply heat during the day.
The PEAK input runs the panel heater on the front as a 'boost'. You could pick this feed up from your sockets, but you should consider the loading of this circuit.
No. What difference do you think that would make?
Storage heaters usually/should have a separate 15/16A off-peak circuit for each heater.
The DUO has TWO feeds.
An OFF PEAK supply on a dedicated circuit from your switched consumer unit, and a PEAK supply from your 24hr consumer unit.
What rating is your heater?
Yes, I said that in the first reply but the OP was talking of spurring a socket for the storage heater part.
Edit - I think I may have misunderstood.
Edit - I think I may have misunderstood.
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