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[bigalw35]

I've just been out and checked it is the EBL99, I'll look for a manual when we get back

 

[JeanLuc]

Excellent - here is the link to the Schaudt downloads page - model selection details at the bottom of the page. You choose the downloads you require (it can handle more than one at a time) then submit your email address to receive a download link.
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If ever you require technical support, there is a chap at Schaudt called Udo Lang who speaks English and is very helpful - he is well known amongst EBL owners in the UK!
Udo.Lang@schaudt-gmbh.de

 

[bigalw35]

Hi Phillip, well we've just returned from Hayling Island - VERY FOGGY, but hey Ho, I've now downloaded the file's, as per your help, now just got to read it all, again many thanks

AL

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[bigalw35]

OK, following various comments and advice I've brought a couple of silver backed insulated (thin) bed rolls from "Towsure" (a camping supplier), I've installed them under the mattress, so hopefully no worries now, many thanks to all who contributed to this post

 

[mitzimad]

The insulated side reflect heat from the radiator back into the house so silver side points into the house

although they are commomly called radiators they are realy convectors the amount of radiant heat that could be reflected by the silver surface is negligable

 

[Minxy]

although they are commomly called radiators they are realy convectors the amount of radiant heat that could be reflected by the silver surface is negligable

... but they will reduce the amount of heat lost that is absorbed into the wall ...

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[Madcaravanner]

although they are commomly called radiators they are realy convectors the amount of radiant heat that could be reflected by the silver surface is negligable

They do reflect SOME heat even if it is negligible and they also prevent a small amount heat loss through the walls
and in a tin box every little helps

 

[mitzimad]

... but they will reduce the amount of heat lost that is absorbed into the wall ...

there was a test in a plumbing magazine years ago that proved they had no real effect heat into building matierial is part of how a house warms up which is why a van cools down much quicker than your home

 

[Wee Bold Davy]

Bubble wrap is brilliant..

Things that go pop in the night!

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[CazPaul]

there was a test in a plumbing magazine years ago that proved they had no real effect heat into building matierial is part of how a house warms up which is why a van cools down much quicker than your home

Yes I've also read that its pointless putting it behind house radiators.