I'm currently studying electronic engineering so I have a basic understanding of electrical laws.
I am trying to swap storage heaters from hallway to my bedroom.
The current one in my bedroom is a electric non storage dimplex heater .unkown model and power rating
(Doesn't have a storage brick in it )
It has a fused connection.
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The one in the hallway is a dimplex storage heater with bricks in it. And I believe it's watts is 1.70kW
Dosnt have a fused wall connection .
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My bedroom current one is useless , as doesn't store heat , sure it can heat up straight away but it's basically a large hairdryer !!
So I want to swap but I'm confused as to wether I need fuse or not .
Question 1)
Why is there a fuse for bedroom heater ?
Q2)
Can I put hallway storage heater in bedroom , just wire it through fused connection, even tho I believe it already has a internal fuse?
I have enclosed images.
EDIT - have checked fuse box there are two fuses labelled as storage heaters turned off both dint effect bedroom heater , so I believe bedroom one isn't on same circuit as hallway one. Which makes sense as it is a "instant" heat up , so wouldn't matter what tariff was on , as you can turn on anytime of day .