ECO heater (whole room) would it take more than one ECO heater to warm a room: 24x12?
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You can use these: http://www.amazon.com/Lux-WIN100-Smart-Programmable-Thermostat/dp/B000E7NYY8/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top (If that link doesn't work, search Amazon for "plug in thermostat"--that's how I found it.) They work well for wall heaters and for window A/C units.
1973308
A small to medium size room warms up well over thirty minutes anything over 12x12 may be disappointing unless another space greater is add ed
374478
"a lot" is a very subject phrase. the full size uses 130 watts max. it's a heck of a lot less costly than heating the whole room.
1035357
We installed one unit to cover an entire church building. Since the whole place is heated by one boiler we just picked the room with the lowest temperature. If you have separate heating systems involved, I don't see why you can't use more than one.
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700W on low,1500W on high. /15'x24' room heating up in about 1 hour from 65 F to 78F/ note if your gonna point toward coldest wall set-700w, would be enough to set - auto overnight- it will keep room comfy /experiment with settings/ . bathroom 12' x 14' getting 60F to 85F in 10 min ,set on high = 1500W. ;)
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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!
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Usually a bedroom or a closed off room... 12x12 which is what we use it for. It is a space heater for a reason. open space[2 ajoining rooms] won't cut it. it will run forever we also use a thermostat that we plug the unit into and we have it set at 69 degrees to kick on/off at night.
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The model is SG-TTW-12HC-26, it should heat up 400 ~ 700 sq.ft. However, it depends on various factors, like the insulation of the room, whether it is facing direct sunlight and so on.
100221
I have one in the bedroom and it can heat more than that. The room is probably 12'x12'.
948653
No, not as a primary heat source. As a primary heat source you would need a heater that dissapates 2225 watts. A general rule of thumb is 10 watts per square foot for a room with minimal insulation. See the King Electric web site for complete info.
1396501
I can only answer you from a electrical standpoint. At 24 kW and 240volts, you would draw 100 amps of current. You would need an electrical panel capable of handling 200 amps, if these were the only 2 circuits. If you installed two of these tankless heaters in addition to the rest of the house, you would need more than 200amp service. Larger than 200amp is possible, but not common in a residential situation.
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Regret that i cannot answer that question. We live in a 26,000 sq foot school house with no central heat. We use a woodburner in the kitchen and use our fabulous Dr. Infrared Heater in the library which is 1250 square foot. We operate it all day,everyday and I have it on one temperature and have not changed it so far because it keeps this room livable. Maybe you could call the manufacturer. I do not know what the situation is for other people using this product but know it has been so helpful to us with this really cold winter this year.
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I installed my Eco8 as a point of use water heater for a washing machine. I unless the supply water temp is 60 degrees or higher AND you are using very low flow shower heads I don't think the Eco 8 would keep up with the demand of two simultaneous showers. I would strongle advise a more powerful model.
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Assuming you have decent insulation, you will need about 6 watts of heating power per sq foot. Electric baseboards pump out about 250watts per linear foot. 12 x 12 = 144 sq ft * 6 W/sq ft = 864W required. This 6' baseboard outputs 1500W. So you are more than good.
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I have two of them. Most heaters have high medium and low settings or 1-10. You can set these to maintain a temperature. I use one of them to heat a 10 x 20 room and another to heat around 400 square feet. These are the best space heaters I have ever had and I have had 15-20 of them. Don't expect real hot air. They work slowly to get to a temperature then maintain it. They are much safer than other heaters. I believe they are the best space heaters on the market.
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Not even close. I have 2 ceramic heaters which require 600 watts on low setting and a max of 1500 watts each. I believe all ceramic heaters are like this.
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I heat a 24 x 24 garage with 10' ceiling. Works great, but a bigger heater would be advised for a 30x40 building. Also depends on your location and what you have for heat loss.