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Electric Heaters Not 100% Efficient?
I thought that all electric heaters were 100% efficient.
What is this site talking about when they say: "During the process of converting electrical energy into heat energy a great deal of it is lost. Therefore an electrical heater is left with 45% of the energy for heating purposes." http://recomparison.com/comparisons/...diant-heaters/ P.S. I'm back to struggling with whether or not I should use a constantly running oil-filled heater (set on low) in my small workshop or should I run a small electric heater with a fan only during those times when I'm in the shop, usually a couple of nights a week and a few more hours on weekends. I have both, so the initial cost is not a factor. |
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