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Heating my shop. Two options both electric
Volts times amps give you watts. Every 1000 watts equal one KW you pay
the electric company for KW. Then you get 3.14 btu per watt. Go figure. You can also mount the baseboard heater higher on the wall. |
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Heating my shop. Two options both electric
Small correction, the power company is paid for KW-hour, not per KW.
So you would pay say .07 (here in Louisville) to operate that 1000 watts for an hour. Or a 4800 Watt heater would cost 4.8* $0.07 per hour, or about 34 cents to run for an hour, or $2.69 for the 8 hrs. Jeff |
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