Or this one, where they make a point of emphasising the quality:
Or this one, where they make a point of emphasising the quality:
Plenty of heating cables available for keeping pipes from freezing or reptiles from getting too cold
Or two in series. A lot less power, and they will last very long...
And if it's a quick fix just for now: a candle, even a 7-day memorial candle?
Thomas Prufer
Vast price difference in pricing between Chinese and European suppliers. How can such a product be available in 5m interval lengths?
>
You wrote "socket", not "lighting socket". That's the second time you've misquoted yourself.
Stop digging. Start thinking.
Try one of these, it has a minimum 5degC thermostat setting:
A standard bayonet fitting would be more useful, as you're more likely to find an incandescent lamp with that fitting lying around.
How would plugging an incandescent lamp into a light socket be bad?
"made of material, and practical"
That's good to know
Metal light fitting and property built during or before the 1950's without a CPC, and no RCD ?
I didn't misquote myself, dumbo. I merely made what I said slightly more explicit since you clearly hadn't grasped what sort of socket I was referring to. Which should have been obvious - how many people have an empty light socket in a porch in case they want to plug the iron in, eh?
And don't go pretending you thought I might have meant lighting socket originally - unless you are the sort of person to plug a heater into a lighting socket.
Search me. Ask Mr. Able, it's his idea to do so, not mine. I'm looking for a heater, which, natch, plugs into a wall socket.
Don't rise to his trolling, Max. The more he posts, the more he shows his verbal impotence.
Adapter are £2 from Amazon.
If the heating is done by resistors (resistance wires) in parallel, then there can be as many as you require. Assume every cm there is a 230kohm resistor across the live and neutral. Every cm will therefore provide
0.23W heat - or 23W per metre (or 115W/5m). Just keep adding lengths until you get the desired wattage.snip
Is that how they work?
One of the e-bay adverts proudly mentions the use of copper wire!
So parallel conductors set in a marginally conductive matrix?
>
It took some time to find, but from
And from
Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
Ask the community — no account required