:: hey will be at different temperatures.
:: Assuming the heater is on :-) and running at rated power :-) then
:: the one with the least  effective radiating area is liable to be
:: hotter, as long as eg there are not also conduction paths to deal with.

Yes, I used a poor comparison. The point I was, well pointing out, was=20
their statement that the heaters operating temperature was lower, Apart=20
from the obvious question 'lower than what?'. If we are to assume that it=20
has a heating capacity of 2kW, then you can't have a cool 2kW of heat,=20
unless they are referring to input power (I just realised that is what they=
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mean).

The manual refers to it being able to oscillate.

Colin
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