Greenhouse Heaters - Gas or Electric - Which is best? - Page 4

 htmark98 wrote:

Well duh.

You drill a square hole in the glass and use a dry-lining box

Owain

 

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OH MY GOD you will now be lambasted for giving wrong and misleading and
dangerous information. Go get him owners. Where have you come from?
Gardenbanter?  ;-)

Mike

 Mike wrote:
 >>> > I'm thinking of running electric to my greenhouse how do you get a
 >>> > double socket to stick to glass?
 >> Well duh.
 >> You drill a square hole in the glass and use a dry-lining box
 > OH MY GOD you will now be lambasted for giving wrong and misleading
 > and dangerous information. Go get him owners. Where have you come
 > from? Gardenbanter?   ;-)

I'm sorry; here's the corrected version:

WEARING APPROPRIATE EYE PROTECTION, drill a square hole ...

Owain

 Regarding Gas, this makes a great deal of moisture in the air, so will need
well ventilating, which rather negates the  purpose.
As far as electric is concerned, assuming you are aware of the saftey needs,
3Kw sounds a bit OTT, I have used a 700w convector heater this year, on a
timer, 1 hour on 1 hour off, even with -5c havent lost any plants or
seedlings yet.
regards
Cineman

 
... and everyone knows how bad water is for plants ...