How much square footage does this unit heat? It's driving me crazy that none of the heaters listed here or on Wayfair have the square footage!
1531025
Not sure of sq footage but it heats 2 large rooms with high ceilings aprox 15 ft x 15 ft each. Absolutely love it!
1531026
It is a great little heater; it heats our living room very well which measures 32 x 16.
1531027
It heats up a small bedroom but not more. Maybe 200 sq feet. I use mine to the side of my bed to take off the chill. It's very pretty at night and warm next to the bed in the dark.
380882
Spark,We have been very happy with this unit. We have 3 now. It should heat room that size quite easily. Set the heater to the temperature you want, don't just set it on high because it will continue to heat the room, and it will make your room too hot...
1019115
I think that it is recommended for 700 sq ft. but I am able to heat 1000 sq. ft. easily by placing it in a central part of the house (wall mounted) and using ceiling fans reversed in the more distant rooms. I am using natural gas so not sure if that makes any difference or not but I highly recommend this heater.
1174188
I had an eden pure i think it was a 1200 sq feet one,im living in an rv i bought this one hopen it would put out more heat to warm this somewhat drafty place,i dont think i can tell a differance to tell u the truth,but i did pay $350.00 for my eden pure,but this one was cheaper so i bout this one the other one went out on me,hope this helps.
541273
I don't really know. I'm using it as a supplement to an oil heater, so there's no way for me to know what percentage of the building is being heated by which method. However, the website says that it will heat 600 square feet. Personally, I don't put any stock in square feet numbers. How many square feet a heater will heat is entirely dependent on how insulated and how airtight the building is. Rather compare BTU numbers, as that's the only number that really means anything.
1558483
Bonnie I don't know what happened to my first response. So I'll answer again. I use the 23,000 btu radiant heater and I love it. I have a 70ft double wide and its very open. I am researching a smaller unit like this one to save on kero. I am learning this as I read the reviews. Do a google search for utube kero heaters and you will learn how they work, how to clean and maintain these heaters. I love the one I have and wish to have purchased sooner. If you are concerned about changing the wick...your local hardware store is probably available to replace your wick. The clean burn u should be able to do. Anyway, hopes this help. You will definately save on propane gas. Actually, I only use my furnace to take the chill off and for cooking. I close off my bedroom using a Delonghi elect radiator and I am searching this heater reviews to use it instead. I buy kero K-1 from home depot instead of a gas station as it may contain water or other contaminants...this is my choice. So go it girl and happy heatinlg. Aneesah
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I tried using mine in a 15 x 18 bedroom, and it did nothing unless I put it about 2 feet from the bed. The problem is that the heat is not strong enough to rise. So if you put it in on the floor, your feet will be warm but the rest of you won't. The bright light was also too distracting for me to sleep. I've only found that this heater warms a *very* small room, like a 6 x 4 guest bathroom, and only keeps a person warm if they sit level and within a 2-3 feet radius from the heater. Hope this helps. I say save your money and buy something else. I had better luck carrying a hot water bottle around and curling up in a blanket. I tried using mine in a 15 x 18 bedroom, and it did nothing unless I put it about 2 feet from the bed. The problem is that the heat is not strong enough to rise. So if you put it in on the floor, your feet will be warm but the rest of you won't. The bright light was also too distracting for me to sleep. I've only found that this heater warms a *very* small room, like a 6 x 4 guest bathroom, and only keeps a person warm if they sit level and within a 2-3 feet radius from the heater. Hope this helps. I say save your money and buy something else. I had better luck carrying a hot water bottle... » Read More I tried using mine in a 15 x 18 bedroom, and it did nothing unless I put it about 2 feet from the bed. The problem is that the heat is not strong enough to rise. So if you put it in on the floor, your feet will be warm but the rest of you won't. The bright light was also too distracting for me to sleep. I've only found that this heater warms a *very* small room, like a 6 x 4 guest bathroom, and only keeps a person warm if they sit level and within a 2-3 feet radius from the heater. Hope this helps. I say save your money and buy something else. I had better luck carrying a hot water bottle around and curling up in a blanket. « Show Less
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I love this heater. My son has one and I always used it when I go to his house. My room is 12 x 12 but I just turn is on 70 and heat the bedroom before I go to bed. When I get in bed I turn it down to 65. It comes on if it gets below that. If you want the room to stay really warm all the time it will run all the time. I am in Calif and we have been having a very mild winter.
688898
Heat pump cuts cost and electric strip kicks in when necessary! I have two units for 1200sqft.one unit for the big room of 600sqft it does excellent job but I do supplement with wood burning stove! The cost tips up for heat does excellent on AC side.
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.
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.
170978
Because it is a 1500 Watt heater, it puts out about 1500 Watts of heat. All the "quartz/infra-red/radiant" is a bunch of B.S. ALL 1500W heaters put out about 1500 Watts of heat - or around 5K btu's. Do you think 5k Btu's will heat 1,000 square feet? At what outdoor temperature? At what insulation level? How much infiltration? Face it people, a 1500W heater is a 1500W heater! Fans make make it seem warmer faster, but in reality, A 1500W HEATER PUTS OUT ABOUT 1500W! Certainly not MORE than 1500W's, ever!
752837
I'm sorry, but I cannot remember the BTUs, but I do know that it heated a 12 x 12 room. It wasn't hot, but comfortable. My daughter has it in another city to help her with her electric bill or I would check for you. Hope this helps.....sorry. It is about 20 to 24 inches tall, about 14 to 18 inches wide, and about 24 to 30 inches in length. It has "extras" that add to its appeal. We love it....
1549187
I am using the heater to heat my shop. it is 15' x 30'. I have the thermostat set to low heat. I believe it would easily heat an area twice the size of my shop.
1719429
The "heater" is not described in BTUs as the AC is. Other units I have been looking at do use BTUs for the heater. I would need to know how this heater works and it's effectivness in a 400 ft2 room
459489
We run two.One that is for a room only and other is for 1000 sq ft.I have a house that is close to1600 sq ft and it warms the while house running the two.Lightbill this month was &117.Last yr it was over $200 running heat pump.We set our heat at 70 so that we Never get cooler than that but the eden pures are keeping house at 72 .It is a warmer feeling heat.
1817101
Not sure on BTU's but it is rated to heat a 1800 square foot room. We have it in a 400 square foot room and it keeps it pretty toasty. The look of the fire is pretty cool too.