How To Make A DIY Room Heater

by | Nov 21, 2021 | DIY, Life Hacks, Physics, Science

Introduction

This tutorial will show you how to make a DIY room heater at home with waste material. Electric energy is converted into heat energy through an electric heating process.

Electric heater converts electric current into heat. Every electric heater comprises an electric resistor, and the electric current passing through the resistor will convert that electricity into heat energy.

Supplies

To make this DIY room heater, you will require the following tools and materials.

 Tools

  • Electric bulb with connected wire
  • Electric bulb
  • DC motor
  • 9V battery
  • Electric switch box
  • Insulating tape

  Material

  • Empty cardboard box
  • Hot glue gun
  • Wooden piece
  • Toy fan

Steps To Make A DIY Room Heater

Step 1: First, take one high voltage electric bulb with a red connected wire. Now take a pair of red wires and connect them to one bulb and another wire with the second bulb.

second bulb

Make sure to open the end of the Wire with insulating tape.

insulating tape

Step 2: Take empty cardboard and make a hole on one side.

on one side

Step 3: Now, take a small wooden piece, stick it to the lower of the box, and attach a DC motor to it.

dc motor to it

Step 4: Now, attach a small toy fan to the front and place the bulbs in the inbox. Connect the red wire from the bulb to the switch box and turn it on.

turn it on

Step 5: Now connect wires from the DC motor to the battery.

to the battery

You’ll observe when the fan starts to rotate and will create heat.

How To Make A Room Heater At Home Using The Best Of Waste Material

Recommendation

The room heater science model helps students understand the concept of the room heater and how to make it with the best waste material.

Things To Remember

  • Carefully use a hot glue gun; it may burn your hands.
  • Properly handled knife or cutter; it may cut.
  • Working slowly and carefully with the battery.
  • Learn all you can about the materials and techniques you’re using.
  • Work carefully during wire attachment.
  • Work on a self-healing mat to protect your work surface.

 

 

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