how large of a room will this heat? How many square feet or how many BTU's does it have?
1980819
They are pretty good... we have 3... they easily heat a room 15x15 or bigger... and have a thermostat so you can select your temperature...
1568448
Barbara, I actually own the 12000 BTU model and would say that even this model would not be able to cool your four rooms. My unit cools our open living room rather well; but really can't do much beyond that. I do recommend the Haier brand, I just think you need something in the range of 28,000 BTU's or perhaps two 12,000 BTU models. Braeden M.
344105
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.
712571
It is rated @ 600 square feet, which is a room or bldg. about 20 by 30 feet. Of course it depends on how well it's insulated.That's basically a 2 car garage. I live in western PA, and I have one in my basement that runs on the low setting (6,000 btu's) about all winter. It has cut my heating costs significantly because the crappy forced air heat isn't always running. I actually installed 2 of these in the basement for emergency, in case of and electrical outage to keep the house warm. If I run both of these on the highsetting, they will run me out of the basement. It will get 85-90 degrees down there in half an hour. My basement is 25 by 22 feet. It is rated @ 600 square feet, which is a room or bldg. about 20 by 30 feet. Of course it depends on how well it's insulated.That's basically a 2 car garage. I live in western PA, and I have one in my basement that runs on the low setting (6,000 btu's) about all winter. It has cut my heating costs significantly because the crappy forced air heat isn't always running. I actually installed 2 of these in the basement for emergency, in case of and electrical outage to keep the house warm. If I run both of these on the highsetting, they will run me out of the basement. It... » Read More It is rated @ 600 square feet, which is a room or bldg. about 20 by 30 feet. Of course it depends on how well it's insulated.That's basically a 2 car garage. I live in western PA, and I have one in my basement that runs on the low setting (6,000 btu's) about all winter. It has cut my heating costs significantly because the crappy forced air heat isn't always running. I actually installed 2 of these in the basement for emergency, in case of and electrical outage to keep the house warm. If I run both of these on the highsetting, they will run me out of the basement. It will get 85-90 degrees down there in half an hour. My basement is 25 by 22 feet. « Show Less
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 !
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
1605306
I multiplied the two numbers and 625 sq/ft is your footage. I think the heater would be suitable in that kind of space. Make sure you always shut it off outdoors because of some un burnt fumes that will be produced because it's still hot. Then bring it back indoors. It's a great heater! I have 2
1523771
For a space of 60 sq ft....I doubt it'll have an immediate warmth impact....You may feel warmth after a few hours of use...If your looking for a high output portable heater...Allow me to suggest "The Big Heater Buddy" ...It'll put out btween 4000-9000 Btu's... Check Cabelas website...The deal with refurbished units....Good Luck.
444244
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
1162949
If The room Temperature starts at about 60° it will heat the room about 2° an hour. You can feel the heat blow About 2 feet away from it. I use two heaters to heat my thousand square-foot home
1439280
This one works great for us but I would suggest for a room the size you mention I'd buy a bit bigger one, say the 18,000 BTU.
1270059
It is being used in a room that is approx 250 square feet. The unit heats the entire room and keeps it warm with little trouble. I believe it is rated for 400 square feet.
2088724
I have this unit LS-1003HH and it's great for a living room/family room size. But it does not heat up a 1800 sqf unless it's the size of an entire one room size. My living room is about 500 sqf and it's OK but the heat does not transfer to the ajesent room.
1517933
I would get the highest BTU you could. I am not an expert, but I have been quite happy with this unit. With fans on it is able to cool a 900 sq foot space (with fans and shading) on a fully exposed all window office. You should look into the part that supports it from the outside. That seems to help with the support. Hope this helps.
1535713
We use ours to heat a 500 sq ft space and it does the job. Hope this helps.
844088
I'm not sure what size it is rated to heat but we are using it to heat my husband's workshop that is 200 sq. ft. It's perfect for that (almost overkill) so I think you could go much larger and be fine. We love these heaters - very efficient and quiet. Have used a larger model for the past 10 yrs to heat our 1200 sq. ft. house and have NEVER had any issues with it!
2115245
8000 BTUs. Very adequate for a living room or small cabin. Highly efficient