how much is the square footage on the heater
75895
Suppose to heat up to 900 SF. I have mine in my living room about 600 SF with high ceilings and it keeps it warm.
380883
I have two of these heaters. I cannot answer about a 400 sq.ft. room, but my almost 100 year old mother kept very comfortable using this heater - in addition to forced air heating - her room was at the end of the heating/cooling system and consequently the coldest room in the house. Heater is very efficient and quiet. I really like the oscillating feature which disperses warm air so that it does not blow directly on you. I use this same model in my basement office which gets cold in winter, and is 250+ sq.ft with an open stairwell to the first floor. Hope this helps
155020
It's the 23.8 x 19.8 x 10.8 I LOVE mine - seriously - it's fantastic and the heater component warms my living room without turning on too much heat for the whole house. In warmer seasons you can turn off the heater and just have the ambiance. Love this thing.
1377650
So much of the ability to keep an area warm depends on the height, insulation, air leaks, and surface area exposed to external temperatures that you can't predict heating performance by square footage alone. Check the temperature of the air next to the heater. If it's cold, the heater is at fault, if it's hot you've got other problems.
1045239
I just measured the heater at 5" wide and 7-1/2" long. Hope this works for you.
1605304
25x25 is 625 square feet. The heater is adjustable, so with a little experimenting you should find a setting that works. This heater is very well-made, solid and dependable.
590227
Well we have a 1 story. 1440 sq. Ft home it heats it nicely. I have a terminal illness and have to keep my bedroom door closed as it heats it up. We have an open space of about 900 or so square ft. Where the heater sits It heats up in about 15 minutes before it spreads to bedrooms. Hope that helps
901686
Not sure, I haven't measured it. But it ran for 2 months and the bearings went out and the outside of the heater started getting extremely hot. Would not recommend as Amazon couldn't help with the vendor and the vendor wouldn't send a part.....wanted me to ship it across country to their location and back so they could fix it. The heater didn't cost that much.......
618973
Same square footage as yours. This heater puts out only a mild heat that will dissipate quickly in bigger rooms, with possibly large or multiple windows. The smaller the space the better it works. It struggled to keep up a satisfactory temp in a space the size of ours. High ceilings probably didn't help my situation either. I placed mine in a bit smaller room and it works wonderfully.
1234977
we have 18 by 22 ft room without any heat source. were using electric baseboard heat. cost me between 500 and 700 dollars per month. bought this product had plumber connect it to our gas line and it cost maybe an extra 40 per month.has settins from 1 to 5 never need it over 3, warms the entire room . works great
684376
The heater is 28 in. long, 3 in. deep and 6.25 in. high. It requires 500 watts of power at 240 volts.
1365650
A 500 watt fan forced heater is fine for a 6'X6' bathroom, maybe just a bit larger.
2116340
You can use the following formula to calculate how much it will cost to operate a 1,500-watt space heater (or any other electric equipment): Watts x hours of use 1,000 x cost per kilowatt-hour = cost of operation This means that if a 1,500-watt heater ran 24-hours at a rate of 7.57 cents a kilowatt-hour, the cost would be $2.73 a day (1,500 x 24 1,000 x $0.0757). For a month that would amount to $81.76 added to the electric bill of the average customer. source: conservingelectricity.com
327372
I agree that the specs are confusing. In purchasing mine I went with the advice of several friends that owned similar heaters. they told me that theirs were heating approx. 2/3 of the sq. footage stated in the ads. I found this to be quite accurate. Other than that I am very pleased with my heater. Hope this helps!
344102
I have 832 sq ft on a the 1st level and 512 sq ft upstairs in a well insulated outbuilding (Michigan). My unit is 60,000 BTU, in my 2nd winter and doing fine.
234566
120. It's a one season heater, though. I bought two and they both crapped out after little use.
1003980
I had it in my living with very vaulted ceilings to help with drafting and it was about 700 square feet. Right now its in our guest house (850 square feet) and it is nice and toasty. Right now temp is around 30 lows to 50 highs. Great for supplement heat or higher temps. I have thought about getting another for main house foe this kind of weather because the wood stove is too hot right now.