Goldair Panel Heater Wi-Fi Enabled 1000W $82.96 (RRP $199) Delivered @ Amazon AU

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The winter is around the corner.

Goldair' s GPPH610 Platinum model is designed to complement modern home decor with minimalist design and clean lines while still delivering both functionality and performance. Featuring Wi Fi Connectivity, Inverter Technology, 2 heat settings, Electronic control, Adjustable thermostat, Quiet operation, Wall mountable or castors.

• 5 Heat Settings
• Electronic Thermostat
• 24 Hour Timer
• Wi Fi Enabled Control
• Inverter Technology
• Wall Mountable or Castors

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  placard on 11/02/2021 - 22:36

  +4

  These are no better/worse than a $10 fan heater at Kmart.

  It'll chew power - 1000w of energy gives 1000w of heat.

  If you can, install a split system reverse cycle - up to 5-6 times less power use.

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    Ezuku on 11/02/2021 - 22:45

    +1

    In complete agreement. These really do need to be a bit of a last resort, and only for people planning to use it very little. Very little heating given the power usage. In a few years this will completely chew up the difference in upfront cost between it and a split if there's any intention to get any decent use out of it.

    I'm surprised the government doesn't just slap a 1 star energy rating on all of these.

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    Ulya on 11/02/2021 - 22:58

    +4

    You will be lucky to get 2.5 times.
    This value depends of many parameters (including outside air temperature, inside air temperature, humidity, air flow, how many stops/starts per hr, how old/new is your unit, etc.).

    I know some of them claim x 6…

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      tessel on 12/02/2021 - 05:54

      +1

      Agreed, you'd be looking at around 2.5. Colder it is the harder they'll work but still more efficient. There's nothing wrong with space heaters if used properly. That is to heat a smallish space and not constantly.

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        Ulya on 12/02/2021 - 08:29

        Agree.

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      ob123 on 12/02/2021 - 09:39

      ^ If your reverse cycle is constantly icing up and having to run defrost cycles your efficiency is not going to be 3:1 these heaters still have use when the temperature is single digits and below.

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        placard on 12/02/2021 - 10:38

        Cheap brands of AC might do this, but buy a decent brand like Fujitsu, Mitsubishi etc and you won't have this issue.

        I've had mine running at 4 degrees outside and doesn't ice up or need to defrost. Only had it do that when it's near zero outside. That is rare where I live.

        I've had my split running since 2009 - runs most nights in winter at 22 degrees. When I started using it, I stopped using my wall furnace (gas). My bills went down a lot since gas in Vic is expensive.

        Especially now with solar it's a perfect combination.

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  Nilfunds on 11/02/2021 - 22:45

  +3

  i have serious doubts about 5/6 times less energy.
  nothing will heat with 1/5th of 1000 watts, well, maybe a blanket

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    Ezuku on 11/02/2021 - 22:47

    That's the thing. A hypothetical equivilent split would be using 200w and producing 1000w of heating. Of course, you can't actually get a split that small so it would be cycling in reality.

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      placard on 11/02/2021 - 23:06

      The newer inverter ones can ramp down and just purr along, they don't cycle on and off as such.

  • 

    placard on 11/02/2021 - 23:05

    +2

    You need to learn how split systems work - they move heat, they don't create heat like a resistive element heater (ie fan heater, oil heater, this one).

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  apey2000 on 12/02/2021 - 00:01

  -5

  The winter is around the corner.

  OP, are you associated? Winter is not around the corner! Own up?

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  kehuehue on 12/02/2021 - 05:24

  Just get a generic kmart heater and plug it into a smart plug. Tada wifi enabled.

  Used it for my 15$ fan heater to automate on/off schedules at night

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  serbpie on 12/02/2021 - 07:03

  +1

  Winter is coming..

  • 

    adinico on 12/02/2021 - 07:26

    +1

    "Brace yourself" https://www.google.com/search?q=brace+yourself+winter+is+com…

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    Nilfunds on 12/02/2021 - 07:27

    that's such a myth