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<blockquote data-quote="GeoffT" data-source="post: 560398" data-attributes="member: 38201"><p>Having just completed a timber, single storey garden office/workshop building with a pent roof, I'm now looking into heating. Having fed the dimensions (15.4 sqM), location (inner Hebrides) and insulation (good) into a generic calculator, it tells me I should be looking at ~1600 Watts of oil filled electric convection radiator(s).</p><p></p><p>Thus far I have used an 1800 Watt fan heater and noticed yesterday (not the warmest) that once up to working temperature the inbuilt thermostat was cutting in and out on a roughly 50% duty cycle. Should I perhaps reassess the 1600 Watts prediction?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GeoffT, post: 560398, member: 38201"] Having just completed a timber, single storey garden office/workshop building with a pent roof, I'm now looking into heating. Having fed the dimensions (15.4 sqM), location (inner Hebrides) and insulation (good) into a generic calculator, it tells me I should be looking at ~1600 Watts of oil filled electric convection radiator(s). Thus far I have used an 1800 Watt fan heater and noticed yesterday (not the warmest) that once up to working temperature the inbuilt thermostat was cutting in and out on a roughly 50% duty cycle. Should I perhaps reassess the 1600 Watts prediction? [/QUOTE]
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