How many hours could you expect a 5 gallon cylinder to last at what heat setting
1565205
I haven't actually used up a large tank yet but I've run the cap fire at 2/3 to 3/4 for 3-4 hours and used maybe a third of the tank. This puts out a lot more heat than most so it'll use up the gas but I've never needed to run it full blast.
780758
I have never timed it but, I would guess not more than 5 minutes or so. Of course it depends on the amount of water and how high you set your burner.
1720782
All the answer seem reasonable. One thing I did not see was the length of the tubing as well as to the hight the output opening is with respect to the pump. These affect the output and hence trial and error is required to get the best result. If you use 32 oz for the large plant and 16 oz for med plant every 2 days, then you will be using 32+32+ 16 = 80 oz ( ~ 2365 ml ) every 2 days . 5 gal = 5x 128 oz = 640 oz hence about 16 days (8 cycles). Hope this helps.
1953679
I have only around 4 hrs. on mine but my opinion is they put a low hour number on these engines for warranty purpose .They do not tell you about this ,as you and I learned this after the purchase, this information is in your owners manual, I think this is a good product and I think it will last much longer than the 50 hours ,only time will tell. It has a really big number of 5 star ratings ,if it only lasted 50 hours I think the reviews would mention ,if mine does not last much longer than this I will make sure I inform through another review.
1435830
It depends on the heat setting you choose. About an hour on high heat, 4 hours on low heat.
2097101
It depends on how you have the machine set. I had it set to be on for 5 min and off for 15 or 20 or something to that effect. The 15 ml bottles will only last a few days at best at that setting. The 30ml bottles will last 2 weeks or so. You can set it tonrun less and they will obviously last longer
13283
Ours is used mainly in a garage with temps between 90-95 degrees. A full tank of water lasts about 4-5 hours. We love it. It's not like full air conditioning but it makes a HUGE difference.
82964
If you are using the 2 liter setting, it will last approximately 8 hours. I have not checked the time available for 3, but I believe it is somewhere around 5 hours. The 4 liter setting will give you less time. I paid more than $310.00.
1082341
I think you mean 60 F? Not C? I don't think it will last for 24 hours without a refill. Barely lasted an 8 hour night on a full tank.
1612935
About 4-6 hours. I usually only place a half bottle so that it burns out rather than leaving unspent fuel in the unit.
1984107
I'm keeping 5.5 gallons of fluid at 85 degrees in a 50 degree garage . I do have a coat wrapped around it but it's keeping it at temp . 50 watt
1452338
This depends on how HIGH you set it. My first canister lasted almost an hour on what I would call a medium setting. This was using a cast-iron wok with a high heat coconut oil with a smoke point of 425º. Hope that helps.
1052352
I have only used mine for about two hours total so far, for melting lead, and used less than a quater of a 20 pound tank according to my tank scale. So a full tank should last arround 8 hours.
734440
I would have to agree with the others, about 5 min is good, but if you want to pre heat to 400 I think that will take a bit longer.
2247892
I have not timed it but it probably depends on the flame setting. I think I heard it goes an average of about 1 hour, but I have not yet used a full canister.
243315
Not exactly sure but my guess would be 4 to 6 hours. I have run it on high in a cold hunting blind with a small canister for about 2 1/2 hours before I had to change cans. Hope this helps.
1610370
2.5 minutes for stainless steel 16 oz. Coleman Cup; learn to cook quick meals and then immediately eat turning burner off when not cooking. You can get 3-4 hours burn time per can. What hurts how long a bottle last is when you leave burner on to keep something warm. On occasion I have had these last a full seven days three hot meals each day and hot beverages. I carry a alcohol burner to use when I want to keep something warm...mine is a camping unit with pot rack and made of stainless steel. The outside looks like new the day I bought it...the inside show use...in a pinch the alcohol burner can cook a meal if needed, carry it for backup just in case. Butane I think burns about 375 degrees and alcohol burns at almost 1,000 degree [don't know if that is accurate but works for me].