Heater Deals & Offers

Fix it upright and on mi e it will heat my 2 berth caravan to 17c this time of year.

Sorry but I didn't mean anything bad and Amazon will sort you out

No SD card slot, no usb 3.1, no hdmi. Cold

With respect, it's because you said, "It's not worth it, the room doesn't get hot and it goes off too many times." that I replied to you in that vein - as it sounded as though you misunderstood the purpose of these heaters. Obviously I have no user experience (about it switching off, may be a thermostat issue) but these Frost Watch Heaters are more about keeping the cold out than getting a room "hot". If these are indeed faulty, or not useful, then Amazon's customer service will save the day.

Thank you for explaining I don't need to read anything because I have used it and I know the problem and my room is small so still doesn't work

I think it was taken in Keith from the prodigy’s house - he’s a fire starter twisted fire starter

Why's the lighter fluid in the photo? Strange.

No I won't . I want to retire my old ones. Thanks for the listing.

Sorry guys all gone - Maybe @sam_of_london will sell you one of his? :D

oos :(

Yeah! and they are just an underwater (poo) machine.....

Agree totally..I've experienced the same type of staff who are more interested in emptying the shelves than the care of the livestock. And the advert is misleading especially if ordering online. The words "STARTER" and " Marine" don't mix... Even I won't go near marine yet.. Yeah I got rid of the mollies (underwater rabbits) for the same reason... Sold a few hundred to a local pet shop. I had Micky mouse tailed mollies which were popular with the pet shop. Sold my big tanks and went down to a Fluval flex with one fancy halfmoon male Betta, a few shrimps and snails, well planted out... Working away, I have to rely on the wife through the week so went for a low maintenance set up.

Get some pleco that will do the job of eating the algae in the tank, stones, plants, ornaments etc. Water changes still have to be done. I have 2 small bristlenose plecos in my 170 litres tank, don't have to do any cleaning apart from water changes and occasionally the filter system. The other route is really expensive, my cousin keeps stingrays in his massive made to order tank in his garage (2000+ litres!). He has a direct water flow system connected to the water main, a machine will feed the water into the tank automatically, setting on the machine to control flow rate per hour etc. I dare not ask how much it cost him :-)

a pond

I don't think this is the answer to my requirements but seems a good place to ask. Are there systems that require minimal maintenance? I did have a tank but cleaning out all the stones and doing water changes all the time was a grind. Appreciate you can't do nothing but is there anything that keeps it to a minimum without putting the fishies at risk?

These feel more like a lamp to me and dnt really warm the room up

Triple bar halogen heaters are £15 in Asda

I remember these back from 2006. I bought a few from Poundstrecher and if you tilt it while it's on or accidentally touch it while walking past etc 1 bulb goes fused. I bought many from poundstrecher then I noticed they must sell dodgy heaters so I bought another one from Wilkinsons and it lasted a few year.

They go wrong within a year in my experience x2, luckily I bought from Lidl with the 3 year guarantee. They have the 1200w 3 bar one at the mo for about £15

https://www.homebargains.co.uk/products/14564-daewoo-2000w-convector-heater.aspx

Ordered! Thanks

Slightly cheaper at CPC https://cpc.farnell.com/pro-elec/pel00939/2kw-convector-heater/dp/HG01003

£12 in my local homebase

Cheaper on the Bay; https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F182608102300

They seem out of stock. Got an email they will price match the more expensive glass version, rather than this model at the same wattage. Great service to offer that. Just wondering if that's safe in a kid's room as my son's room can be cooler than the rest of the house being front facing. Windows seem fine as house was built in 2009.... Hmmm

Fantastic deal, I ordered one a couple of days ago but found it by chance on Costco! Was about to post it, until I saw this post. HEAT!

Similar to my setup with oil filled rads. Good idea with the cut off time.

I just use a regular smart plug from amazon for about £20 and have a heater plugged into it, the smart plug can be used remotely over the net, probably works out at half the cost of this and is more flexible (admittedly its a fan heater vs panel). Great being able to turn it on as I leave work in winter so its nice when I get in (I also have it setup with a 45 minute cutoff on the smartplugs app just if I ever forget to turn it off as well).

These look like the same heaters https://www.amazon.co.uk/1200W-Mill-Designer-Electric-Heater/dp/B07954K4N7/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1540413347&sr=8-8&keywords=wifi+heater+panel !

Good buy but bear in mind a first time gas cylinder lease + gas will cost the same again...

very expensive to run

Great price heat added But these type are really Fuggly!

Price ends 97p so will be a clearance line, normally nationwide

I got 2 last week from Liverpool think they wer £74 each

Low in energy....really. It’s a 2kW electric heater.

Had a ceramic one I bought from Argos over a year ago and it's brilliant. Cheaper than the tyrannical amazon too.

3 square meters is 1.5m x 1.5m, or 3 x 1, etc. Small even by London standards surely? Thanks for the comments on the Aldi/Lidl options. I'll steer clear. Although my 2013ish Lidl electric toothbrush is still going strong.

Thinking the same.....

So I bought the Aldi one because I thought it looked better and was slightly smaller. But (unless mine is faulty) the fan stays on constantly, even when the heating elements stitch off. Even more frustrating is that the thermostat resets itself everytime you switch it off (or move it and trigger the safety switch. If anyone happens to be able to confirm that the Lidl one differs in this respect that would be awesome.

sorry only just got back in. 28 second heating oil is basically kerosene ( look on boilerjuice for delivered prices). The main thing with this type of heater is to make sure the fuel going in the tank is CLEAN and no water in it. You will notice that the heat output drops slightly the lower the fuel level gets in the tank due to the air pump they use to lift the fuel and pump it through the nozzle. Some similar heaters use a Danfoss style pump which don't have this effect but do suffer from corrosion if the slightest water gets into the fuel. NEVER use bio diesel as this will rot the fuel pipes and damage Danfoss style pumps. The only slight adjust that may be required is a tweek to the air/fuel pressure to optimise the heat output (a screw on the rear of the air pump type is quick to adjust. Just run the heater in a low light area and set it to a light orange dome with a full tank of fuel and it should change to a dark orange dome, without being fumey, at almost empty).

Ours is used in an open unit with extractors going all day, sensible use is obviously required

Thought this was a torch on a trailer, like something from Gotham City, disappointed.

Hope you've got a carbon monoxide monitor... and I wouldn't fancy being the poor souls working in a soup of diesel exhaust fumes - there is a good reason that cars have very strict emissions standards, even outdoors.

Please explain further are there any mods required, eg cleaning etc..

Thank you! I'll have to decide between going for this product and then a fire surround or one of the freestanding electric stoves, like the £49 aldi deal. thanks!

No problem (y) Btw you could get this for £45 with this code: RM5AUL. But you will need to collect from store as it removes the free delivery code (only 1 code poss) Cheers shaker

Thank you very much for the super quick reply. Yes I had a feeling it might be like that, thank you !

No I didn't get one sorry. It def doesn't sit flush with the wall though. It requires a space for its inset design. It will look similar to this:

Did you buy one? I'm interested in knowing what it looks like at the back, will it fit flush against a wall or does it really need a fire place surround for it to look neat and tidy? thank you !

Oos but says 6 left :-(

Tcb 2.1pc as well

Got one - good find

I have 5 of these and I can confirm that once any of its functions have been used the blue smile appears but after a short time disappears completely and you are left with just the black surround.

I just spoke with Aldi online cs, they couldn't 100% confirm that the on screen blue touch control buttons could be removed during operation of heater, she looked at online user manual, but it appears not to say anything about the control panel! I'm out :{

All the pics on Aldi’s website show the lights on - shame :(

(y)

Yeah I didn't notice that till I seen your post, it does look a bit naff

I didn't think it needed explaining - by your comment it would make sense to purchase a cheaper model heater as it offers the same functionality at a cheaper price. As everyone else seems to be voting for an identical wattage heater for more money, the emperor's new clothes analogy works (used in reference to a situation in which people believe or pretend to believe in the worth or importance of something that is worthless (in this case a brand name), or fear to point out an obvious truth that is counter to prevailing opinion.). I keep forgetting this is HotUKdeals...

It's ... a heater. That makes things warm. And it's very cheap at the moment. You'll need to explain your metaphor a bit better if you want people to understand what it is you're trying to say.

Wow - do you guys really like the emperor's new clothes or what?

Please do not say summer is over... (skeptical)

I've had lot of stuff from CPC in the past. Some good some horrendously bad. For something like this which isn't fixed in one place and likely to get some abuse I would say it's worth spending few quid extra for branded stuff for the sake of build quality and design. Possibly longitivity too.