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Re: cost of operating a block heater
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Posted by rhudson, x.10 on November 17, 2003 at 16:36:55 from (65.161.23.254):
In Reply to: cost of operating a block heater posted by Mark on November 17, 2003 at 12:49:25:
our electricity is around $0.11 per kilowatthour. i use a x10 control system to turn my heater and lights on from the house. if your shed electricity is from your house beaker box it will work. just plug a x10 receiver in at the shop, plug the heater into the receiver. plug a transmitter into an outlet at your house. by activating the transmitter it will turn on the heater. try X10.com for all the neat stuff you can do.
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