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Dimplex Eco White IPX4 Thermostatic Electric Tubular Space Heater
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Dimplex Eco White IPX4 Thermostatic Electric Tubular Space HeaterThe ECOT range of eco-heaters from Dimplex feature a discreet, smart design, in varying sizes in 1ft increments, for a huge range of applications, from airing cupboards to shop windows and greenhouses.
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Excellent products - I bought three of them (2 x 80W & 1 x 120W models) which I wanted for locating in a large garage space prone to damp. I was pleased with the speedy service and value for money of these quality items which are working a treat. I am pleased to say that they have cured the damp as I had hoped and they cut in and out to prevent frost or temperatures being too low. I would recommend them 100%.
Christopher
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11 December 2017
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great heater
This heater was purchased to replace a very old Dimplex tubular heater which was still working but we wanted a thermostatically controlled one for our unheated downstairs toilet . The heater lived up to our expectations and we are very pleased with it .Dimplex is a good solid brand which we trust. The service from Electrical Europe was very good and the price was the best anywhere and with free delivery. A* service Thank you
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United Kingdom
22 November 2016
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Seen these in my local church Hall one cold day We were at a wedding. How sad am i - i took a picture of this and went home to see if i could buy it online. I wanted it as i didnt have much room under a small boot room seat. This is doing a fantastic job and also helps dry wet shoes and boots left below it.
Louise
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05 December 2015
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Goods were ordered on line and paid for by PayPal. It was a 6 foot tubular heater. It arrived precisely on time, in good condition and was exactly as ordered. The total cost was very competitive bearing in mind that local suppliers had no stock. Well done and thank you.
Robert
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12 November 2021
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Great Output
Some of my gardening friends are afraid of going for the eco versions as they won't give out the same heat. I decided to go for the Dimplex knowing it was a reputable brand and I am suprised by the output on it! It seems to provide an even better output than that it has replaced! Thanks
Jackie
United Kingdom
04 May 2016
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Can this be use with timer on the socket?
Mike from United Kingdom
Hello, Yes this comes fitted with a plug and can be used this way. Alot of people use it with this timer plug: https://www.electricalworld.com/en/Timeguard-24-Hour-Compact-Plug-In-Time-Controller/m-3909.aspx
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hi i need to heat the inside of a wooden insulated box 600mm x 600mm x 800 mm tall insulated with celertex i need it to be a constant 20 to 22 degrees i am castin resin and need it to cure over the winter will the 40W one do that or will i need 2 can anyone help please
Brett from United Kingdom
Hello,
thanks for the question. How are you intending to control the temperature? heating this space should not be an issue for the 40 watt heater but this will depend on things such as the external temperature. If the external temperature was to drop very low can i assume if the resin needs to cure you are not able to make the box really air tight ? Making it air tight would make it easier to heat but this might not work for your resin. The safe option might be to install two units, you will find they will not use much more electricity as they will heat up quicker and cut out at the desired temperature. thanks
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Im looking to heat a fish room, garage being 16ft long by 8ft wide how many of these would i need and what size
Thanks matt
Matt from United Kingdom
Hello, there are a lot of variables involved but the below link is great for workging this out : https://www.electricalworld.com/en/News/What-Size-Of-Electric-Heater-Do-I-Need/n-54.aspx
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I'm in the U.S. and can't find tubular greenhouse heaters anywhere for our 120V grid. If I were to have these fitted with a 120V plug, would they work ok here? What do you mean by they will "draw a higher damage"?
Lee from United States
Hello, these tubular heaters will work but will draw a high current .. lower the voltage higher the current. thanks
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What wattage would you recommend for an area of 10 cubic metres, no insultation, to keep a temperature of 5+ degrees? Many thanks
Eoin from Ireland
Hello, please see the following : https://www.electricalworld.com/en/News/What-Size-Of-Electric-Heater-Do-I-Need/n-54.aspx
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I want to heat a tortoise house (insulated shed). 1.5m x 1.5m. I need a continuous temp of 18 degrees. Is it possible to set this heater to 18 degrees or does it not reach that kind of temperature?
Rachael from United Kingdom
Hello, yes you can do this, best by using a wall thermostat that brings these on / off. https://www.electricalworld.com/en/Robus-White-Heating-Cooling-Indoor-Room-Thermostat/m-3151.aspx
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I wasn’t to find a cupboard heater that will dry wet clothes fairly quickly.
The cupboard is 1m x 2m high
Would this actually dry the clothes in a good time frame? And how many/ size would you recommend
Kate from Australia
Hello
we would recommend a clothes airier or dryer for this type of function
Thanks
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Hi I have a 10x10 summer house just installed. Would would the dimplex tubular heater be suitable to keep the damp away in winter
Kevin from United Kingdom
Hello
A portable dehumidifier would be more suitable for keeping damp away
Thanks
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I am looking to keep a treadmill in my garage under a treadmill cover, is the small 40w unit suitable to keep at a constant 10 to 12 degree temperature
Brian from United Kingdom
Hello
this has an adjustable thermostat control and cut out for safety
Thanks
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Hello
Can I use this product inside a fitted wardrobe to reduce dampness,mold and mildew. If so, the wardrobes are approximately 1 metre by 3 metre so what wattage would you recommend?
Lorraine from United Kingdom
Hello
these tubular heaters are not specified for this purpose I am afraid
thanks
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Hello, is this product safe around birds? I have 2 Cockatiels in an outdoor aviary and this year has been particularly cold. Would this be effective to heat an outdoor bird aviary?
Justin from Australia
Hello, With these being thermostatically controlled they could be suitable. to make them more suitable we would suggest fitting a guard. thanks
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Hi. What is the maximum temperature the 1ft unit can reach? Main point being, could it for instance set a curtain on fire? or similar? Thanx.
Dan from United Kingdom
Hello, The maximum surface temperature of these units is 85 degrees Celsius rise over ambient.thanks
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What fuse in the plug does the 1ft 40w require
Alex from United Kingdom
hello, at 40 watts you could fit a 1 amp fuse.
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Could you tell me can I get this item with or for an Australian plug and does it omit any light? Thx
Heather from Australia
Hello, this heater does not emit any light, and it isn't available with an Australian plug, but it could be re-wired by an electrician (see the instruction manual in the product description for more details), thanks
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Hi, im interested in finding out if this tube heater will be suitable to heat a honey warming cabinet. I need to bring it to max 40C/104F The main consideration is the thermostat that is on this tube heater, what is the max temperature its designed to cut out at ?
Thomas from Ireland
Hello, the Dimplex Eco White IPX4 Thermostatic Electric Towel Rail can be hardwired into an electric socket. Thank you for your question.
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What voltage are these heaters designed for?
Mike from United States
Hello - these heaters are designed for 230V AC - thank you for your enquiry.
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I have a small 6 foot by 4 foot greenhouse here in North Dublin and I am looking for a greenhouse heater. A colleague suggested a 'tubular' heater as they are water/damp resistant and better than traditional methods of heating a greenhouse. I am looking for one that has a thermostat and can keep a greenhouse of this size kept over 16 degrees plus during winter.
Would this product do and what size would you recommend?
Pat from United Kingdom
A Tubular heater should do this job for you pretty nicely.
The biggest one you can fit is is what i would recommend. The reason for this is that as soon as your heater will get to the required temperature (set on the side) the sooner it will cut out
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Please can you describe the differences between the Tubular Heaters by Dimplex, Greenbrook and Eterna? Thanks
Ronnie from United Kingdom
The Greenbrook and Eterna heaters are only really different by aesthetics because they are the same in the way they operate - they have an internal preset thermostat which cuts out which it gets up to temperature. The Dimplex one has the added benefit of a controllable thermostat on the end of the heater - which is pretty handy. Some people don't like the heater with the controllable thermostat because it can be altered easily; e.g., in a church or chapel, the thermostat may be moved by children.
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I have a detached single bricked garage 5m x 5m with no insulation but it has a plywood roof/attic - I want to maintain the garage at 10C could you please advise how many of these I would need.
Thank you
Donna from United Kingdom
Hello, the usual rule of thumb would be 50-60W per sq meter but with no insulation it would be wise to double this (at least). 5m x 5m = 25 square meters. This would mean 2500 - 3000 Watts. Tubular heaters are a good way to make sure you maintain a temperature, but you might require a dozen or so of the ECOT6FT heaters. Depending on what you need to protect there might be better ways to do this, such as frost heaters or similar. Thank you for your enquiry.
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Do you know how much it is to run one of these heaters per day?
roger from United Kingdom
UPDATED NOVEMBER 2022: With the price of electricity rising rapidly, this is a difficult question to answer. The answer depends on so many factors but if we take the ECOT3FT heater as an example (3 feet long with an output of 120W). Assuming continuous running (i.e., the thermostat never cuts the supply) this heater will use 2.88kWhr per day. At an example price of 34p per kWhr (November 2022) the heater will cost 98p per day to run.
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How many amps does this use? Thank you!
Nicole from United States
Hello thanks for the question, the following heaters will use the following amps (approx figure using power factor 1 at 230V):
40 watts - 0.18 amps (180 milliamps);
80 watts - 0.36 amps;
120 watts - 0.52 amps;
160 watts - 0.70 amps;
200 watts - 0.86 amps;
240 watts - 1.04 amps.
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Can you tell me the input voltage requirements for these. I would like to order these for use in Canada.
Thanks
Simon from Canada
Hi,
These tubular heaters have an input voltage requirement of 230V at 50Hz and come fitted with a UK 3-pin Plug. Our understanding is that the mains supply in Canada is 110V at 60Hz which unfortunately makes this product unsuitable for your requirements. Thank you for your enquiry.
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Would it be good to heat a caravan in winter
Martin from Ireland
Hello Martin, these heaters are designed to be fixed to a wall so the answer would depend on how you would intend to install this. I have known these to be used for this application but, if you do not want to fix these to a wall, you might instead consider a portable heater with a tilt mechanism. This would reduce the likelihood of a fire if it were to fall over. Thank you for your enquiry.
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Hi,
Which size would you suggest for a shed which is 1.5m x2m . It would be used on a timer in winter just to keep the chill off for our chickens in really cold weather on a night .
Also how much would it roughly cost to run per hour.
As thinking one of these would be perfect
Many thanks Sammy
Sammy from United Kingdom
Hello Sammy, this guide is quite good: https://www.electricalworld.com/en/News/What-Size-Of-Electric-Heater-Do-I-Need/n-54.aspx - thank you for your enquiry.
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Is the plug a complete unit or can it be dismantled, as I need to pass the wire through a hole to reach a socket.
Alex from United Kingdom
Hello Alex, for UK orders these heaters come with a standard 13A plug. This can be removed by a competent person, to allow the wire to be passed through a hole and then reattached. See the Installation Manual in the product description for more information about installation. Thank you for your enquiry.
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Hi. I want to use a 300mm tubular heater inside my car during the Winter to keep the condensation away and prevent damage to the interior leather and carpets. The car will also be stored inside an inflatable cover (Carcoon) Will this tubular heater be ok or do you have an alternative suggestion please? Will it be safe to use too please?
Thank you
Dominic from United Kingdom
Hello Dominic, we have contacted the manufacturer with your question. Their advise is that you follow the guidance in the instruction manual which can be downloaded via the product listing page or here: http://www.electricalworld.com/Images/ModelDescriptions/Dimplex-Tubular-ECOT-Installation-electricalworld.pdf - thank you for your enquiry.
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My desire would be to use this for heating a fermentation box. What would the maximum temperature be? Typically 38 to 42 degrees but occasionally 70-80 degrees using an external thermostat in a meter cubed insulated heat safe space is ideal.
Kurt from United States
Hello Kurt, the maximum surface temperature of this heater is 85°C (153°F) above ambient. Please note that these heaters run on 230V AC and may not be suitable for your local voltage in USA. Thank you for your enquiry.
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I live in the united states. What do I need to do to use this in the U.S. with lower voltage. Ours is 120s And 15amps. I know I need a plug adapter but do I need anything else to step up the power or will it be ok?
Darin from United States
Hello Darin, these will operate on 120V AC but will draw a higher current and not give the same output. Ideally you should connect them to a fused wall unit supplying 240V AC. Thank you for your enquiry.
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