How many BTUs does heater output?
372340
1500 watts = 5118 Btu/hr; 825 watts = 2815 Btu/hr. Compare this with my Lennox gas furnace rated @ 70,000 Btu/hr
372341
I can't give you a scientific answer. I do know it heats an average sized bathroom very quickly, and I would buy it again.
372342
700W on low,1500W on high. /15'x24' room heating up in about 1 hour from 65 F to 78F/ note if your gonna point toward coldest wall set-700w, would be enough to set - auto overnight- it will keep room comfy /experiment with settings/ . bathroom 12' x 14' getting 60F to 85F in 10 min ,set on high = 1500W. ;)
1868159
Really depends on the space and insulation. At max output this heater produces 60,000 but/hour. You can figure out the heating arrangement here:http://www.calculator.net/btu-calculator.html I use it in a semi-insulated garage that is 1000 sq/ft and it brings it up from 25 to 60 in about 15 minutes on high.
1718056
1500 watts equals 5118 BTUs. I bought this heater last year and it died after about 3 months so I wouldn't recommend buying it.
900995
Please use the following formula to determine the required BTU's for your space. Take the cubic feet (Length x Width x Height) x .133 x the desired temperature increase= BTU's required. For example this 60,000 BTU heater would heat a 15,000 cubic foot area 30 degrees.
1085311
Dear Valued Customer, The cooling Btu of this system is roughly 60,000 Btu's. The Btu's coincide with the size of the system. Residential systems do not exceed this size. Please keep in mind this system does not offer heating, this is an air conditioning system. Heating elements can be added as an accessory. Please contact our Sales Office for further assistance with your inquiry at 888.474.9966 during normal business hours EST. Sincerely, The AC Outlet Amazon Team
1970869
On high I believe it's 1500 Btu's and 750 Btu's on low. It has a fan that blows out the air pretty well. There is a thermostat on it so it shuts off when the room is at the desired temperature. We loved it so much this was the 2nd one we bought and the 2 of them heat our 1000 sq.ft. mobile home.
1176368
I do not know the BTU's but The heater is working just fine and doing a good job for me.
816504
The power of electricity going into the heater is measured in Watts; the power of heat coming out of the heater is measured in BTU per hour. Since the heater produces nothing else but heat with electricity, the 1500 Watts going in produce 5118 BTU/hr. In more practical terms, my experience is that 2 feet away from the heater it's too hot for bare skin, 6 feet feels good.
799550
I dont know the BTU s but it heats up my 400 gal spa in about 45 minutes to an hour. It works great for me. Mine is on a timer and comes on each am at 6:00.
696653
The instructions say it puts out 57,000 BTU's. We use ours all winter as we are full time RVer's. Everyone that has been around ours, buys one. What is nice about the fire dancer is that it can be used on a mat or wood deck as the base never gets hot.
1296598
4600 BTU 250 sqft heating area, I'm assuming this is with everything set a maximum
1283748
Big maybe 200,000 btus. I used it to brew beer. It is to big for a 20 gallon kettle
149515
Heat output from any electric heater is going to be proportionate to the electricity used. So in that sense, it is no more or less energy efficient than any electric heater. Expect about 3412 BTUs per kilowatt hour. As to whether it will save you money on heating, that depends on a number of factors -- including the cost of electricity in your area, the cost of whatever form of heat you are replacing, and your own ability to utilize the space heater to concentrate heat only in areas where it is needed.
724394
It's rated at 18000 btu, does a great job. I installed this unit in an uninsulated race trailer on a 20 amp circuit with no issue. It is easily ran by a 3000 watt generator. Great air flow
900919
One watt = 3.41 BTU's. A 1500 watt heater will produce 5115 BTU's/hr. and at 800 watts will produce 2728 BTU's. A great money-saving alternative to heating the entire home, this portable electric heater delivers comfortable warmth wherever it's needed most. Designed for a large 16-by-16-foot room with an 8-foot ceiling, the unit's energy-efficient Vortex technology fully circulates warm air throughout the room in just minutes. Choose from two heat settings--low at 800 watts or high at 1500 watts. For added convenience, its automatic climate control adjusts the heat output and fan speed at all times to maintain the set temperature, which means the room doesn't need to cool down in order for the heater to turn back on. Great for at home or at the office, the unit offers simple top-mounted controls, whisper-quiet operation, and a variety of safety features including a cool-touch cabinet and grill, a non-glowing heating element, and automatic shut-off for peace of mind. Model is made for 120 Volts only. I use mine in my motorhome which is 8.5' x 37' and it does a good job in the front 2/3rds. of it. When the outside temp falls below freezing it struggles to maintain 70 degrees but a motorhome is not very well insulated and has lots of window glass to transfer cold. I am very pleased with mine and recently purchased another one. There are cheaper heaters on the market but I haven't found any that out perform this one.
606589
Plugs into a normal 110 outlet...Sorry, don't know the BTU's or wattage. We use it on the aft deck of our boat for cold nights in the winter and it works great! It is mounted about 5' from the seating area and we keep warm....it does not work that well if there is a lot of wind though!!
606591
110V, but not sure of BTU. I will say, this product underperformed for my needs. The deminsions given are the complete size of the unit, I guess I was a little disappointed in the actual heating element size. We bought two units & tried to use them in an enclosed, covered patio at a restaurant about 20x40, and it wasn't near enough. Additionally, they pull a lot of wattage. We couldn't plug anything else into to the circuit without popping the breaker, so one unit per breaker for us, and nothing else, and we are talking about a commercial building.