How does the small warmer work, is it electric?
1045406
The small warmer is electric. You just plug it in. There is no temperature control. The lid is plastic (glass would have been much better). I have not used it yet so I don't know how hot it gets.
1045407
Yes it is electric. It is good for heated dips like cheese dips that are more pliable when warm. Just one setting so if it is too warm you unplug it for awhile. Have not used mine with this set yet but have used similar (identical in appearance) before from friends which is why the addition with this set makes it desirable.
1045408
Yes it has a plug even though the picture doesn't show a cord. I filled it with cold water and it got to 120-130 degrees F in about 20 minutes, same temperature as the crock pot itself.
1045409
The small one is electric and works independently for the larger unit. there is no separate temperature control and seems to be meant to keep things warm only.
95195
no you plug it in and the heating element in the pad warms up. I like it a lot and my old one lasted more than 20years
2124430
This is electric. The cord comes from the clip to hang and be plugged into a wall socket. It works quite well but be careful it gets hot real fast and the little switch is on top and if you touch the metal it will burn.
61667
works great on electric!....just give it a little time for the temperature to stabilize.
456963
It is electric. BTW - I have this one and like it pretty well. It's a great buy for the money.
1298972
The light only comes on when the switch is turned on. The most basic, cheap little heater. It is next to me now.
2023928
Not an electro an, but electric heaters using burn lots of power. It will heat up but plug in direct to wall don't use extension cord
3028
Electrically speaking, it's 115 volts, running at low voltage after the AC/DC conversion. The power of the warmth is from "take off the chill" to "heat me up good."
48019
Yes, it does! It uses a low 5v heating element safe for USB ports and generates a low volume of warmth! The longer you sit, the warmer it gets! It's designed to use in an office, or a car.
1945522
It's more of a plate warmer than a plate heater. It's warm / not hot. But it stays warm for a good 20-30 minutes. It's not as good as an electric warmer / heater but it's more "portable" and doesn't need to be plugged in. For what it's worth, I'm happy with mine and I use it regularly to help keep food warm (especially meat).
1485820
It uses a minimal amount of electricity as far as I can tell. The metal container does get hot, it's supposed to in order to heat the bags inside? I suggest you get the unit that has an on/off switch instead of having to pull the electric plug to shut it off as in some units. I have one at each of my homes and love them. Good luck.
297039
Does not require electricity, it has a fan that runs on 120VAC but is not necessary. It uses a AAA battery for ignition but can be lit with a match. Very good heater, safe and attractive. Very powerful so no recommended small spaces,
2089437
We just plug it in!...... It's well worth the little bit of electric it uses.
1236558
This one is not electric. It is an inulated dispenser only, we have found it keeps tea hot for a good 4 hours. So it met our needs. How this answers your question. We have had no issues with this unit.
661075
It' an electrical appliance that you plug into a normal wall outlet. It heats up very quickly. You can just barely see the cord in the photo. The cord is maybe 3 ft long.
959315
It doesn't use any electricity, it has a wax inside that melts starting around 75 degrees up to 90 degrees. As the wax melts the pressure pushes the door open. When it cools off the springs close the door, pretty nifty. I have it on my greenhouse and it works great! Hope that helps.
562685
Not sure. It turns on/off heating (or cooling),and mister, it clearly has its own draw too. Zoo med tech support should be able to answer all of your questions