What is the maximum wattage and BTUs of this fireplace?
1507380
1,500 watts/5,000 BTW 12.5 amp. Plugs into a regular wall socket. Find this in the expanded description. Energy efficient rating.
1507381
Sorry I don't know and I threw the box out now, I apologize. However, our kitchen has 8 foot ceilings, and is rather large at about 15x20 feet. Heats it up fairly well, takes some time but does a fair job. Hope that helps.
696800
High/1500, Low/750. BTU: High/1500, Low/2561 I found these specs by googling the writing on the shipping box (luckily/lazily the heater that I ordered is still sitting inside of the box in by utility room).
2115245
8000 BTUs. Very adequate for a living room or small cabin. Highly efficient
940916
It generates 35000 BTU on the highest setting. The setback from the wall is 9 inches. The website is castlestoves dot com.
1718055
I checked the back of mine and it doesn't list BTU's it just lists 1500 watts. But I can tell you that this has been the best heater I love it! I purchased it last year around this time. I use it to take the chill off In my master bedroom and can adjust it with no problem without getting out of bed. I'm very pleased and think you will be happy and it not u can always return it . I have had no issues or problems with this heater. Good luck !
1902111
Hello there! This heater is a 1500W model and therefore, it is about 5000 BTU/hr.
444243
About 1700 BTU. It must be hardwired to a 240volt supply. Hope this helps you. King used to make a portable 120volt heater. You might try their website King-electric.com for more info.
1649088
This space heater has 1500 watts. I looked up the conversion on the internet for you and it converts to 5118 btu's.
1347223
The Wattage is 900. But know this, I am getting ready to take this thing out and trashing it and buying a new one. The cook top light is crap, the fan is crap and the buttens are hard if not impossible to read without bright lights on in the kitchen. Pick anouther one for your own sake!!!
1176367
BTU's for this item are 5,118; and will cover 5,000 Square Feet. I got this answer from their Customer Service at 1-888 672-5832.
1516005
My drafty workshop (a converted garage) is 11x22 and needs approximately 10,000 BTUs. A good rule of thumb is 30-60 BTUs per square foot based on average ceilings. Drafty spaces in northern climates would need closer to 60, while my Tennessee shop needs about 40 BTUs per square foot, or about 10,000 BTUs. I have this heater and the max is 18,000 BTUs, which means I almost never run it on full power.An indoor space, well insulated, somewhere near the Mason Dixon Line would need about 40 BTUs per square foot, I'd think, meaning this heater would heat about 450 square feet. Less if you're further north, more if you're further south. It does not have a blower, so a ceiling fan really helps disburse the heat. My drafty workshop (a converted garage) is 11x22 and needs approximately 10,000 BTUs. A good rule of thumb is 30-60 BTUs per square foot based on average ceilings. Drafty spaces in northern climates would need closer to 60, while my Tennessee shop needs about 40 BTUs per square foot, or about 10,000 BTUs. I have this heater and the max is 18,000 BTUs, which means I almost never run it on full power.An indoor space, well insulated, somewhere near the Mason Dixon Line would need about 40 BTUs per square foot, I'd think, meaning this heater would heat about 450 square feet. Less if... » Read More My drafty workshop (a converted garage) is 11x22 and needs approximately 10,000 BTUs. A good rule of thumb is 30-60 BTUs per square foot based on average ceilings. Drafty spaces in northern climates would need closer to 60, while my Tennessee shop needs about 40 BTUs per square foot, or about 10,000 BTUs. I have this heater and the max is 18,000 BTUs, which means I almost never run it on full power.An indoor space, well insulated, somewhere near the Mason Dixon Line would need about 40 BTUs per square foot, I'd think, meaning this heater would heat about 450 square feet. Less if you're further north, more if you're further south. It does not have a blower, so a ceiling fan really helps disburse the heat. « Show Less
1314655
I'm not well-versed on BTU's and watts comparison. I can, however, support the answer by Randolph Eck. I agree that this heater does not adequately or quickly heat 800 sq ft. It would be an okay heater for a small bedroom or bathroom, if you don't mind the beeping when you push the buttons. But, I would suggest buying a smaller space heater in the $30 to $60 range instead of this one, if price is a factor.
1296598
4600 BTU 250 sqft heating area, I'm assuming this is with everything set a maximum
53015
I would say about 5600 btu.it is about 9 degrees here in I'll right now and it is not doing to much for that type of cold.I have it in my living room and I have a small house,2 bdr and 1 bath my living room is about 450 sq feet.I hope this help you.
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.
421841
60,000 btus, 30,000 for each of two burners. Really a top quality product, and a very HOT stove. If you purchase one, do also get the flame diffuser plates for each burner. Otherwise, the flame will be very concentrated and very hot. I really enjoy cooking on my Camp Chef, and would recommend it very highly.
2051516
John, I don't know what the btu is, I mean I know what btu is, but I don't know what it is on this unit. I can tell you that I purchased two of these, and it heats up to 1500 square feet, is very cost efficient, and I may purchase another one. It isn't an expense to purchase this, it is an investment.