No they don’t count as central heating because they are individually heated. There isn’t a central source of heat that is distributed to the radiators. Each electric radiator creates it’s own heat and that’s why it’s not central heating.
Electric
I’m up in Co Antrim for a wedding this weekend not due back till Tuesday do I still do the census ?
I don’t know the answer to this, but because of the other comments I feel obliged to say that it’s not a stupid question.
I feel like you should check ‘no central heating’ if you have all-individual electric heaters, but that’s a guess. I mean, if I go somewhere with no central heating, buy a few plug-in heaters in the hardware shop and plug them in do I now have central heating. The ones you have are no more ‘central’ than that surely. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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Rather a stupid question about the census
Electric
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Electricity, where’s the confusion?
What do you think powers the electric heaters?
It’s not that question that’s stupid
No they don’t count as central heating because they are individually heated. There isn’t a central source of heat that is distributed to the radiators. Each electric radiator creates it’s own heat and that’s why it’s not central heating.
Electric
I’m up in Co Antrim for a wedding this weekend not due back till Tuesday do I still do the census ?
I don’t know the answer to this, but because of the other comments I feel obliged to say that it’s not a stupid question.
I feel like you should check ‘no central heating’ if you have all-individual electric heaters, but that’s a guess. I mean, if I go somewhere with no central heating, buy a few plug-in heaters in the hardware shop and plug them in do I now have central heating. The ones you have are no more ‘central’ than that surely. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
4: electricity
They’re electrical.
Throwing shams on the fire