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Timer Plugs
Hi all
I need a bit of advise. We have 1 of these halogen heaters to warm up our caravan if we go away during the winter months. I would like if possible to put it on a timer plug. Now I know usually the plugs say don't use with fan heater etc as they need to be supervised, this unit is ok as it does not burn and will switch off if knocked over. Can I use 1 of the timer plugs for it? the packet says appliances that fall within the maximum safe and resistive loads-13amp resistance, 2 amp inductive. How do I know it falls with in this, as it does run off a 13amp plug. Many thanks Glenn |
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