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the simple heating device is just a plug and a 220v 300W spiral thing. I would like to add a 12v or 24v fan from a laptop just to make the whole place warm and not just a corner. Needs overheating cut off as well I guess would be the minimum requirement.
Want to do this safely at low low cost.
What should I get and how to connect the lot?
Thanks.
 
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