What is a difference between this and dyna-glo-pro 75 btu heaters?
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I think it is the fuel that sets them apart. The pro uses propane like a gas grill and the DGD uses kerosene and/or diesel fuel. At least my DGD does. I use it to heat my wood shop which is a two car garage and does an excellent job. Hope that helps.
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Copper is better for it heats more quickly. Other than that they are pretty much the same.
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I can't evaluate the B-W heater. I had quotes from installers and the two brands that they recommended were B-W and Rheem. I went with the Rheem based on reviews and availability. The installation was straightforward and it has been working flawlessly. However, it's only been installed for a few months. It replaced a Rheem that I had for almost 20 years.
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I have two of these. My guess, and it is only a guess, they are the same heaters since they have the same basic number *O715*. One with electronic controls and side heat shields and this one a basic heater with a thermostat.
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The primary difference between the two models is amount of humidity they remove from the air per day. So, you need to know how big your room is in square feet. Another reviewer said that the D70BP worked well in a 1500 sq ft area. My basement is larger and the D70BP has kept it quite dry throughout a New England summer. You may want to consider two other features: (1) proximity to power, and (2) a place to drain water from the unit. I bought the D70BP specifically because it has a built-in pump and I can drain the unit to a floor drain, which is much easier than emptying a bucket! The D50BP also has a pump. I am please with this dehumidifier.
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They are the same. The disk hampers heating & is basically nonfunctional. I first purchased the unit with the disk & the unit died after several uses. The other unit is working fine.
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I believe the only difference is the LXX has a 2000 more BTU than the the LXE and also has thermostat.
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For specifications go to: http://www.qcsupply.com/mr-heater-ventless-gas-heater-20000-30000-btu.html?utm_source=googlebase&utm;_medium=cpc&gclid;=CIPcmO7ax7MCFad_QgodEGoA4Q
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I am sorry but I cannot help you with this, as I have never heard of that particular model. I do know that the one I have works great for me. I have an extra large living room area with cathedral ceilings and I use this for supplemental heat in the winter.
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Hi Richard. I have the 150w for my 75g and it is more than I need for my system. Bare in mind that I live in California and the weather does not get drastically cold. Good luck!
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If you go to highseer.com and this item you can find full specs. The heat is typically about 500 btu more than the cooling. But keep in mind that the amount of heat decreases as the outside temperature falls. So you might need fall back separate electric/ gas heat for some occasions.
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I have several different sizes. The 30k btu has thermostat. It works very well and rarely heats up all panels. I usually have it on 1 or 2 setting.The 10k but has low or high settings.
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The 60000 btu would work great. It is over sized but for the priceit is worth it. I have 750 sq ft garage with 12ft ceiling and it heats it up fast. Less strain on the unit.
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What Darren said is spot on. It should be fine. 75 RPM is only 7.5% (0.075) faster than the one you have now. If you still want another opinion, I would drop by the local technical college/school and find the HVAC instructor. Ask him or her to make sure. And it would be free advice, too.
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I wish I knew, I don't know. Check the BTUs but the one I bought works great. Nice and warm in the in between seasons. For everyday use the home version is fine. Possibly the grade of metal is better?
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My heater is hooked up to propane but the installer should have checked for leaks at the time it was hooked up. Surely they used the correct connector piece for ng. This model can use either one but has to be connected up properly with the correct connector piece. I would call them back. If you did not have a professional hook it up, you need to get one there ASAP to be sure you are safe. I have purchased 3 of the ProCom Vent-Free heaters over the years for different locations in the house and never had a problem but they were installed by professionals because safety is always #1 for my family and myself. My advise is to contact your professional installer to be sure you are safe. My heater is hooked up to propane but the installer should have checked for leaks at the time it was hooked up. Surely they used the correct connector piece for ng. This model can use either one but has to be connected up properly with the correct connector piece. I would call them back. If you did not have a professional hook it up, you need to get one there ASAP to be sure you are safe. I have purchased 3 of the ProCom Vent-Free heaters over the years for different locations in the house and never had a problem but they were installed by professionals because safety is always #1 for my... » Read More My heater is hooked up to propane but the installer should have checked for leaks at the time it was hooked up. Surely they used the correct connector piece for ng. This model can use either one but has to be connected up properly with the correct connector piece. I would call them back. If you did not have a professional hook it up, you need to get one there ASAP to be sure you are safe. I have purchased 3 of the ProCom Vent-Free heaters over the years for different locations in the house and never had a problem but they were installed by professionals because safety is always #1 for my family and myself. My advise is to contact your professional installer to be sure you are safe. « Show Less
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I'm sorry, I can't help you with that one........I love my heater it works great. I would, call the company that offered the item, and ask them.............sorry!!