It seems to get pretty hot, so you probably wouldn’t want it on anything that might scorch or burn. Silver lining: you’ll save money on your heating bill. Though I’m not looking forward to seeing my electricity bill next month.
If it’s running at 500W, that’s half a kWh per hour. If electricity is a little under 40p per kWh, then the running cost should be a bit under 20p per hour. If you use it for 10 hours per day, every day, then your electricity bill might rise by about £60 per month.
If it’s running at 500W, that’s half a kWh per hour. If electricity is a little under 40p per kWh, then the running cost should be a bit under 20p per hour. If you use it for 10 hours per day, every day, then your electricity bill might rise by about £60 per month.