What room heater to buy?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Sushubh
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies Replies 72
  • Views Views 23,317

Sushubh

Admin
Staff member
Messages
433,032
Location
Gurgaon
ISP
Excitel
Airtel
coming from gurgaon, i can totally relate to it. they say gurgaon people are currently paying the highest price for electricity. i am using a heater right now. and that is causing me heartaches. can anyone tell me about the oil based heaters? are they really effective? i am currently using a blower based thingy which is not very good. how expensive are the oil based heaters? how much power do they consumer? :D^ starting a new thread for this question.
 
Couple of hours I guess. They are really slow at heating up the room but once the room is warm, it stays warm longer than through a regular heater.
 
Upvote 0
xyx2000 said:
I have a 11fin & a 13 fin morphy richards oil heater , surprisingly 11 fin heats better than 13 fin , 13 fin was bought during GOSF '12 from pepperfry for 7k ( 30% off ) , 11 fin was bought locally for 7.7k in 2011 .
Same 13 fin selling for 6k http://www.shopclues.com/room-heater-25.html
check the shipping charge please :tongue:

i bought this last year.
http://www.morphyrichardsindia.com/OFR-11F-pc-302-32.aspx
it has adjustable thermostat to manage the temperature and a knob to manage power. you can switch between 1000W, 1500W and 2500W(max)
 
Upvote 0
sanke1 said:
I request everyone to not use oil or coal based heater as they emit harmful Carbon Monoxide.
Even the open electric coil heaters is supposed to be bad because they burn up the oxygen in the air (though I think that is not true it could be substantially reducing the humidity level but I dont know if that is bad ). And if your building wiring and circuit breakers is not too good the high wattage heaters can be a high risk. In my house the main power cable running from the pole to the meter/main switch board got burnt because my tenants started using lots of room coolers and heaters. Fortunately it was an multicore cable with extra cores left unconnected and it could be restored without much cost. Otherwise the road had to be trenched to lay a new cable...getting permission from the local civic authorities and other costs would have cost me about Rs 25,000

For those who cant afford thousands of rupees there is another option: the heating pad...connect through a long extension wire and keep it under your chair cushion :D
 
Upvote 0
Moelissa Glass Panel Eco Friendly Exclusive Euro quality Room HeaterMoelissa | Geysers | Appliances | Pepperfry Product
Moelissa Glass panel heaters use convection and radiant technology to draw cold air in and re-radiate warm air using less electricity than other room heaters. Wall mountable and light weight, this room heater is easy to install and have a paintable surface to match any decor. While other heaters use more than 2000 watts, the Glass panel heater uses 750/1500 watts. This heater has two switches and one thermostat knob. When the desired room temperature has been reached, the thermostat knob should be turned slowly anti-clockwise until a click off sound is heard and the heating panel switches off. After that, the heater will keep the air temperature of the room at the desired temperature by switching on and off automatically. This heater has silent operation and the surface can be painted in any colour you desire.
Are these kind of heaters effective?
 
Upvote 0
Back