Electric hob on all night

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#1 16508147 02 Jun 2017 10:53

Estrowyswiat Estrowyswiat

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16508147 02 Jun 2017 10:53

Approx . My problem is that I left one burner on the hob for the whole night. Sclerosis. I'm afraid to admit this to my boyfriend. The question is whether this is a threat. What electricity bill can I expect and can it be that the heater can burn out?
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#2 16508152 02 Jun 2017 10:57

stanislaw1954 stanislaw1954

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16508152 02 Jun 2017 10:57

What board, how much power? You'd be more concerned about fire if there was something flammable nearby.
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#3 16508167 02 Jun 2017 11:09

sanfran sanfran

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16508167 02 Jun 2017 11:09

The maximum is about PLN 1.50 per hour.
#4 16508195 02 Jun 2017 11:26

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16508195 02 Jun 2017 11:26

If ordinary heaters, it cost electricity for a few zlotys and that's it. you will survive. Good thing nothing caught fire. Nothing wrong with the disc itself.
If the hob is induction, the costs of this failure will probably not exceed PLN 1, and nothing happened to the hob itself.
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#5 16508205 02 Jun 2017 11:33

Adamcyn Adamcyn

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16508205 02 Jun 2017 11:33

If the room wasn't noticeably warmer, don't worry about the cost.
#6 16509429 03 Jun 2017 01:01

Łukasz-O Łukasz-O

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16509429 03 Jun 2017 01:01

I do not know what hob you are talking about, but it is quite possible that the cooking zone will turn itself off after a certain time. Mine is 2 hours.
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#7 16514511 06 Jun 2017 00:09

Anonymous Anonymous

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16514511 06 Jun 2017 00:09

Estrowyswiat wrote:
... I'm afraid to admit this to my boyfriend. ...

What kind of relationship are you afraid of?

On the topic: 1kW/h costs about PLN 0.60. The hob can have a maximum of about 2.5 kW, which means that it will consume PLN 2.5 * 0.60 = PLN 1.50 per hour. Multiply this 1.50 by the number of hours of work and you will find out how much it could use. Maximum does not mean that she used that much.
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The discussion revolves around the concern of leaving an electric hob burner on overnight. Users addressed the potential risks, emphasizing that the primary concern would be fire hazards if flammable materials were nearby. The cost of electricity for running the hob was estimated to be around PLN 1.50 per hour, with some users noting that the total cost for the night would likely be a few zlotys. It was mentioned that many modern hobs, particularly induction types, have safety features that may automatically turn off the burner after a set period, typically around two hours. Overall, the consensus is that the situation is not likely to cause significant damage or financial burden.
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