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Fahrenheat Ceiling-Mount 5000 Watt Electric Heater, Model# FUH5-4 $229.99 Heats things up fast AND saves floor space! No blast of cold air at start-up – automatically delays fan action until the long-life heating element is warm. Fan continues until the heating element cools off. Built-in thermostat. Powerful heater delivers up to 17,065 BTU/hr. Horizontal heat flow and adjustable downflow positions allow it to distribute heat evenly throughout the room. Plated fin heat… |
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Dimplex CKHA20D31 Fan-Forced 1800-Watt Kick Space Heater, Black $155.00 The Dimplex CKHA20D31 kickspace 120V electric space heater is the ideal way to effectively and economically heat your home. The low-profile design is ideal for fitting the heater into limited spaces, such as under counter in bathrooms or kitchens and stair risers.Excellent Heat TransferExpect fast and efficient heat from the Dimplex CKHA20D31 kickspace 120V electric space heater with its four encl… |
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Stelpro ARWF1501W Whisper Quiet Electric Wall Heater – White Finish – Can Be Mounted Horizontally or Vertically $175.00 The Stelpro ARWF1501W is compact electric wall heater that’s designed to go in almost any bathroom up to 150 square feet. Its white finish with European styling and sleek rounded corners complements any room decor. It has a top quality nickel-chrome element for instant heat. It comes with a built-in thermostat. Our Quietest electric wall heater… |
Is it safe to install a bathroom heater with aluminum wires to copper house wiring?
Phoned the dimplex company. Technician said the model I want has aluminum wires.Is it safe to combine copper and aluminum in a modern appliance, or should I keep searching for a heater with copper wiring?
It’s not a big problem to do that. The risk you run is with corrosion and at the relatively low amperage it should not be an issue. The wiring going into your main panel from outside is usually aluminum and electricians put a silicone-type grease on the wires to slow any corrosion. If you feel you need to be totally safe, see if an electrician will spare you a dab of it and you can smear some in the wire nuts.
