What is the overall size and the size of the "Heating Element" area?
1529088
The heating element area on the front is 18 inches tall and 12 inches wide, also the top is open to allow heat out the top and is 12 inches wide and 5 inches deep.
1529089
The heating area opening 14" high x 11" wide only on 1 side the back is closed off the top also lets heat rise convection there is no fan and the top opening is 11" wide x 4 1/2 it is a quiet heater cause of no fan I use it by my work shop in our basement does a pretty good job the area I use this in is 12 ' x 18' However it is quartz so it does penitrate your body the closer you are to it. I hope this helps you out.
1927482
As for the dimensions I don't have those; however, the unit's fan does run continuously when it's in the heat mode, but cycles when in the AC mode. This makes no sense to me, but that's how it works. It's annoying as a heater because the element kicks in and warm air blows out, then the heater shuts off and cold air blows out. Stupid.
2282779
If you are looking for the actual opening of the heating compartment, it is 14 3/4" wide x 9" tall. Hope that helps.
748620
The burner on the left is approx 7 inches and about 5 1/2 inches on the right. Its imported so the actual measurments are probably metric. Works well though and we are pleased with it, just cant run the burners and oven at the same time due to running on 110v.
203539
The heater measures 8.9 x 15.4 x 3.6 inches so if you need one that is 22 ¼ inches to replace an existing heater than this one is not for you. I installed the heater in a new cabinet so the size but not matter to me.
560791
It's a pretty large unit, 16"w x 9"h x 10.5"d (12" if you count handle) outside is metal I think stainless on the front and black painted aluminum. The heating element I have no idea, it doesnt look like metal but similar to whats on an electric stove. it does have one element on top and one on bottom. I love mine, use it for toasting, baking cookies, I've even made salmon in it successfully
1304666
The heating element is eight inches but you can use a bigger pan like up to eleven. FYI that would work for pots of water for example but not above eight inch if you need to do precise heating for like an omelette. Also the unit is only modestly powered even at highest settings.
1045239
I just measured the heater at 5" wide and 7-1/2" long. Hope this works for you.
1654482
11.25 x 9.75 x 3.5 deep but it tapers down to about 9 x 7.25 at the bottom also one corner has a bump in to clear part of the heating element
712932
overall length and width is 18.5"x10.5'' heating portion appears to be 17''x8.5'' hope this helps
22248
It's a pretty standard heating pad size. I'm guessing 12" by 18" but it's put away so I didn't measure it.
1842381
This kit fixed my issue with the my GE Refrigerator. The heater elements are on the back wall of the freezer, with one at the bottom below the cooling tubes and the other 12 inches above it. The elements are 9.75" wide, 2.5" tall, and 1.25" deep. The mounting screws are 6 5/8" apart on the element frames. The kit came with the two elements, connected by all wiring and the thermostat with the right connections for my fridge.Hope this helps.
1991024
The heater was approximately 18" high x 12" wide x 10" deep. I sent it back because it did not work properly: the controls were flimzy and eventually (after one hour), completely failed. The short time it did run, it made a funny odor. It was made in China which was a contradiction to the advertisement.
105288
inside cooking areas are about... 13 1/2" x 10" x 2 1/2",... 10 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 3",... 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" x 2 1/2"
2045577
I don't know the exact size, but it wasn't long after I received it that it did not get as hot as it once did & so I threw it our. I would not suggest this one.
1936997
From the base of the screw to the end of the heating element measures 4 & 7/8 inches long.
898556
Go to the Classic Flame web site and download the pdf with the specifications. All of the dimensions are included in the pdf.