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Most EHU are 10A, but check with the site. So you can run most things apart from larger electric fires. Iron, hairdryer, lamps etc. are fine, but avoid using the drier and iron together. Domestic appliences are OK IF you are sure they will stay bone dry. Electric fires are potentially dangerous if they can be knocked over or have clothes or bedding fall on them. I use a low power oil filled radiator. There are convector heaters which switch off if knocked over - designed for use in caravans. I would still not leave an electric fire on when you go to bed. You can use a microwave on its own, nothing else running; they are only a little over 50% efficient so pull a lot more amps than you mighht imagine. (6+ rather than 3+ for a 750W model.)
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Geoff
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