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Up to 40% off Arlec Mistral Euromatic DeLonghi Heaters @ Bunnings

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Up to 40% off Arlec Mistral Euromatic DeLonghi Heaters @ Bunnings
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sintro on 04/07/2019 - 23:25 bunnings.com.au (1145 clicks)
Last edited 05/07/2019 - 00:21

Stay warm this winter with a discounted heater from Bunnings and a massive electricity bill.

Arlec 1600W Glass Fireplace Heater was $329.00 now $200
Heatstrip 3200W Classic Radiant Outdoor Heater was $698.00 now $570.10
Arlec 2100W Ceramic Tower Heater was $99 now $70
Arlec 2000W Wall Mount / Freestanding Ceramic Heater was $120 now $70
Arlec 1850W Convection Panel Heater was $99 now $50
DeLonghi 2200W Digital Ceramic Tower Heater was $189 now $149
Euromatic 2400W Metal Curve Panel Heater was $129 now $89
Mistral 1800W Glass Panel Fireplace Heater was $149 now $110
Arlec 2300W Ceramic Tower Heater With Infrared Sensor was $120 now $85
Euromatic 2000W Convection Panel Heater was $99 now $69
Euromatic 1500W Convection Panel Heater was $89 now $59
Arlec 1500W Convection Panel Heater was $79 now $50
Arlec 2200W Black Smart Glass Panel Heater was $99 now $79
Arlec 2000W Silver Ceramic Tower Heater was $69 now $45
Arlec 1500W Ceramic Fan Heater With Remote was $59 now $35
Arlec 1800W 360° Surround Ceramic Fan Heater was $62 now $45
Arlec 1500W Radiant Heater With Fan Boost was $49.99 now $35
Arlec 1000W Convection Panel Heater was $59 now $45
Arlec 450W Eco Convection Wall Heater was $69 now $55
Arlec 1200W 2 Bar Radiant Strip Heater with Pull Cord Operation was $28 now $15
Arlec 1200W Ceramic Fan Heater was $29 now $25
Arlec 2000W Wall Mount Ceramic Heater With Remote Control was $70 now $59
Arlec 2000W Convection Heater was $45 now $35
Arlec 2000W Fan Heater was $20 now $15
Click 1200W 3-Bar Radiant Heater was $25 now $20
Click 2000W Upright Fan Heater was $15 now $10
Arlec 1000W 5 Fin Oil Column Heater was $34.50 now $30
Click 2000W Convection Heater $30 now $25

Thanks to https://pricehipster.com/?q=heater&sortDirection=asc&sortFie…

Not sure when it ends so get yours soon!

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  • Owgasm on 05/07/2019 - 00:04

    Any stand out oil ones?

    • deelaroo on 05/07/2019 - 00:39

      Literally any oil heater, the cheapest one from Kmart, is no different from the most expensive. As all electric heaters are 100% effecient (basically) just buy the cheapest of whichever style you prefer.

      • outlander on 05/07/2019 - 06:47

        Not quite.
        The less metal there (thermal mass) the more it cycles on and off. The constant clicking can get annoying.

        Best to buy an older, second hand model off ebay.

        • Owgasm on 05/07/2019 - 07:17

          Second hand ones?
          They don’t die over time? And start leaking/exploding?

  • sssboi on 05/07/2019 - 07:26

    Can anyone recommend a small, cheap-to-run heater to use under a desk to keep my feet warm?

    • Spam Service on 05/07/2019 - 08:03

      small, cheap-to-run heater

      These don't exist - any plug-in heater converts power to heat at near 100% efficiency, and still use a huge amount of power. Cheap-to-run just means not very warm, so just choose one with low power consumption - or buy some nice thick wool socks.

    • outlander on 05/07/2019 - 08:22
      +1

      Heated blanket. Cheapest way to electrically warm, period.

      • sintro on 05/07/2019 - 12:05

        Also wear a merino undergarment.

      • R00D on 05/07/2019 - 21:02

        Spot on..

  • curtturtle on 05/07/2019 - 07:33
    +1

    Stay clear of euromatic. Had 4 die one after another within days of buying them. Got a refund, but no one needs to do that many trips to bunnings.

  • mandachic on 05/07/2019 - 08:22

    What’s others opinions of cheap to run reasonably priced to buy heater?
    Currently using a bar heater but don’t find it very effective unless constantly on and sitting on it! Lol

    • stuckster on 05/07/2019 - 09:44
      +1

      The more watts the more expensive to run. If you are heating a single room go for less 1000-1500 watts. If you want instant direct heat go for fan heater (if you can stand the noise) or a radiant heater. If you want to heat the whole room go for an oil heater or convection or panel model. Though these require more planning and are best used with a timer since they take longer to heat the space. They can also be made more effective using a ceiling fan on winter mode (running backwards) to circulate the heat. Bigger spaces will require more watts and will therefore be more expensive to run.

  • stuckster on 05/07/2019 - 09:47
    +1

    Heatstrip 3200W Classic Radiant Outdoor Heater - Jeezus this uses almost as much power a our massive reverse cycle ducted unit that heats the whole house!

    • AdosHouse on 05/07/2019 - 12:53
      +2

      And almost as much as my older AMD graphics card. Bet it doesn't produce as much heat as my GPU though.

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