Re: small, low-cost heaters
Try Walmart or Lowes.
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Re: small, low-cost heaters
Are you looking for low cost to run or just low cost to buy?
There are what amount to RHP's for homes, oil-filled, ni-chrome, quartz or ceramic etc. If it incorporates a fan this fans efficiency also affects the cost of running the unit.
Re: small, low-cost heaters
Sorry for the not-so-snappy response!
As far as cost goes, I mean things that won't run the electricity bill too high. as I said, my bedroom is at about 75 degrees and a UTH is not adequate as far as heating the enclosure goes. I used to heat my entire room but it makes sleeping uncomfortable when it's 80-82 degrees.
So I was wondering if anyone knew of small heaters that I could use to heat a small portion of the room without the temperatures running too high or the electricity bill going up too high.
I know my dad used to have one that he used but he can't remember the name.
Also, the snakes are housed in AP T8 enclosures. They're kept in the bedroom with me to avoid family from messing with them.
Re: small, low-cost heaters
Unless you can section off the portion of the room heating just part of it won't really work - the heat will travel throughout the room. While the cost would be higher initially, I think you would be better off in the long run installing a second set of UTH's on the cool side, with the thermostats set so the cool side is around 80*F.