dimplex convector heaters
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Dimplex DEC1500H 1125/1500-Watt Deluxe Electronic Panel-Style Convection Heater $340.00 Bring the warmth of summer sunshine into your home with the Dimplex DEC1500H 1500 watt electric wall heater! Using the natural airflow of the room to evenly distribute heat, the unit has no moving parts so that operation is silent for a relaxed atmosphere.Mounting BracketsThe Dimplex DEC1500H 1500 watt electric wall heater makes installation easy for you by including a complimentary mounting kit o… |
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Dimplex LC2005W11 Linear Convector Baseboard Heater; 500 Watt; 1706 Btu; 120 Volt; 20 length – White $30.95 Up To 42% Shorter Than Other Baseboards With Improved Heater Performance. Revolutionary design provides a sleek, compact heater profile, while improving heater performance, reducing energy consumption, and improving comfort. Faster heating of the room than a conventional baseboard due to rapid vertical laminar airflow, directing heat to the ceiling, speeding dispersal of warm air into the center… |
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Dimplex LC2507W11 Linear Convector Baseboard Heater – 750 Watt; 2559 Btu; 120 Volt; 25 Length – White $35.95 Up to 42% Shorter With Improved Heating Performance Revolutionary design provides a sleek, compact heater profile, reducing energy consumption, and improving comfort. Faster heating of the room than a conventional baseboard due to rapid vertical laminar air flow, directing heat to the ceiling, speeding dispersal of warm air into the center of the room. This reduces heat loss through the outsid… |
My convector heater is giving off a burning smell… is this abnormal and is this gas poisonous?
It’s a Dimplex CXL heater (convector/storage combination). I turned on the convector heating function for some instant heat. It gave off a strong burning smell that’s still lingering in my room.
On the positive side, it does release heat and my room is still warm even though I turned off the heater after just 5 seconds.
So I’m wondering if the smell signifies there’s something really wrong with the heater… and if I’ll die in bed tonight from gas poisoning or something (or should I check into a hotel for the night?) -__-
In case you’re wondering, it’s freezing here in Scotland.
And no, I cannot open the window. It’s stuck >_<
If you feel you ill go out side for air, and ventilated the place as much as possible, if this problems persists you should contact a corgi gas engineer and you it checked
