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Name that Dimplex heater!

e-Mo0? · 2013-04-12 08:54:39

I've just moved and I'm trying to find the model of heater's in the apartment to get instructions for them. If anyone could help it would be great! Or if you've had/have them, what are they like on power? Thanks.

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12-04-2013 9:54am

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e-Mo0?

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I've just moved and I'm trying to find the model of heater's in the apartment to get instructions for them.

If anyone could help it would be great! Or if you've had/have them, what are they like on power?

Thanks.

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#2 19-04-2013 8:49am
therightangle

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That one is unlikely to be a storage heater, so is simpler.

It is a direct acting, panel heater that just turns on heat, as and when you want it, via the controls on front. Nothing too complicated. No night rate, no delay in heat, but obviously more expensive. It is normally only in bedrooms, not in rooms with continuous use, so it shouldnt be on continuously (thats the theory)

You might find a silver sticker nearer the back of it if you look hard enough

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#3 19-04-2013 8:58am
cgarrad

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Dimplex PLX range

Looks like at least 2kw so 40c an hour if on full. Set the thermostat to 18 degrees for best energy efficiency.

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