How much would it cost to run a electric space heater I have?
Jan 13, 2007 by Chuck | Posted in Engineering
The tenseness is .22 cents a KWH and the heater is an electric heater 1500 watts. How much per hour to run that heater?
Hmmm could be $0.33 per hour, provided it is on for the undivided hour you measure...
Boston Bluefish | Jan 13, 2007
Is it cheaper to heat one room with an electric space heater or the whole house with central gas furnace?
Dec 08, 2006 by NT | Posted in Other - Home & Garden
I have a 3 bedroom outfit with a modern central heat/ac. The central stir is a new 3 burner/ton gas furnace by Lennox. I live in an court where daytimes are comfortable but evenings are cold and I have been using an electric space heater to keep the lodgings I sleep in warm at night. I know there are many variables, but assuming everything is usual (average size home, bed room, insulation, etc) would it be cheaper to zealousness only one room with the more expensive electricity or the entire prostitution with the cheaper natural gas?
Passion the one room.
Mary F | Dec 08, 2006
For how many hours would a 1.81 kW electric space heater have to operate to provide the same amount of ..?
May 28, 2008 by Chris F | Posted in Physics
To expropriate keep his barn warm on cold days, a yeoman stores 820 kg of solar-heated soda water (Lf = 3.35E+5 J/kg) in barrels. For how many hours would a 1.81 kW electric space heater have to serve to provide the same amount of heat as the water does, when it cools from 12.3 to 0°C and utterly freezes?
It takes 3.35E+5 J/kg x 850 kg = 2847.5 E+5 Joules fair to freeze the water. at 0 degrees C
It takes another 4186 J/kg x 850 kg = 3558100 Joules per situation Celsius to lower the temp of each kilogram of extravagantly.
So 3558100 Joules per degree Celsius x 12.3degrees =43,764,630 Joules
328 514 630 / 3 600 000
The complete number of joules = 328,514,630
1 kilowatt = 3600000 joules (3.600 E +6 J).
328 514 630 / 3 600 000 = 91.2540639 kilowatts
You would have occasion for 50.4166099 of those 1.81 kW electric space heaters to supply the same amount of warmness.
rijim2001 | May 28, 2008
Can I purchase a portable electric space heater that uses less than 400 watts per hour?
Nov 08, 2008 by moondawg | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Most carry-on electric space heaters use 900 watts or 1500 watts.
That is a rather low power rating for ignite.
A number of small ones will have a 500 watt frame like this one:
http://www.instawares.com/portable-heater-four-settingslight.hea33551.0.7.htm
But I call to mind a consider that is about as low as you will get.
Good Luck.
Thor | Nov 08, 2008
What kind of electric space heater is best to heat an entire room? (fan, oil, ect? )?
Oct 31, 2008 by Betty Davis Eyes | Posted in Other - Home & Garden
My apartment has gas eagerness which is controlled by the building, not me. I've called w/no result. I have a teeny space heater I use in the bathroom, which is fine, but I would like to get a larger one for other rooms so I can knob the temp in my apartment. ( I have lived in FL for my whole subsistence, and have just moved up north, so this whole gas-heat article is new to me.)