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Storage Heaters - Cannisters

danjo-xx · 2013-08-25 20:11:53

You remember the old grey cannisters that were used for storage heaters, are their replacement, bricks I think, any more efficient than the cannisters or is the only benefit that they look nice n slim.

25-08-2013 08:11PM

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danjo-xx

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You remember the old grey cannisters that were used for storage heaters, are their replacement, bricks I think, any more efficient than the cannisters or is the only benefit that they look nice n slim.

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#2 25-08-2013 10:03PM

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well they are a lot bigger as you said, the old big ones with the metal boxes were said to be better but just too big, i don't think it was that the metal was good, just that there was more thermal mass and it held and released the heat in a more suitable way, people liked the smaller slimmer ones, but the duo one now are being pushed as 30% more efficient than the 5 year old models, so i dont know how they measure up to the old metal ones.

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