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Comfort
and Economy
To Obtain Maximum Economy Please Follow This
Simple Rule:
Measure the Length of the Room by the Width and Multimply by 100
Watts.
eg. length 5 metres x width 4 metres = 20 square metres
- - 20 square metres x 100 watts =
2000 watts*
- ideally suited for larger living lounge
areas
eg. length 5 metres x width 3 metres = 15 square metres
- - 15 square metres, x 100 watts =
1500 watts*
- ideally suited for smaller lounge, dining/meals,
larger bedrooms.
eg. length 3.15 metres x width 3.15 metres = 9.9 square metres
- - 9.9 square metres x 100 watts =
1000 watts*
- ideally suited for smaller bedrooms, study,
bathroom and en suites.
Running
costs are based on Victorian Electrical authorities tariff charges
per kilowatt per hour. To establish this you need to refer to your
current electrical bill where, on the back of, there is a charge
in cents per Kw/hr. That is how much is charged for every 1000 watts
of electricity used per hour to run. Based on this, if the tariff
is 14 cents per Kw/hr then a 1000 watt heater will cost 14 cents
per hour to run.
Provided the heater is sized correctly, for the room in which it
is required, the Noirot Electronic Thermostat will read the room
temperature every 30 seconds, thus creating a running cycle at the
rate of approximately 50%, once the desired temperature is reached.
This means a saving of 50% on running costs. Effectively a Noirot
1000 watts heater will cost approximately 7 cents per hour to run,
thereby cutting running costs in half. This example proves that
Noirot electric panel heaters can cost from approximately 3.5 cents
per hour, for a 500 watt, to as little as 14 cents for the larger
2000 watt.
This guide is approximate and does not take into account:
Insulation/ceiling height/window & floor furnishings/drafts
etc.
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