hey everyone!!!! I was wondering how far the heat can go? like can someone pls tell me the dementions of how far the heat can g??? thanx guys! &#x1F609;&#x1F44D;
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I use this for my cold feet at my desk at home, but I have also used it sitting on my recliner about 8 feet away with the heater on the floor aimed at my feet. I feel the warmth, but not strong hot heat from that far away. The little heater will also warm an 8' by 8' room if left on for awhile. I am very satisfied with this little heater. I have owned it for over a year and it is still gouing strong.
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Hey, Chris; The answers to both of your questions are pretty straight forward... 1) My case came with a sheet stating the capacity per channel, (I THINK it was 40 Watts, but am not sure). My head was five Watts over specs, but I do not go max 24/ 7 and I have not even smelled hot plastic. Of course, there has to be adequate cooling air available. 2) The case is designed pretty well, and the rest of your protection will come from the care you take while you install the hardware.Hope this helps you out... now I will get back to waiting for the s**w to melt up here in "Eerie", Pennsylvania. (It is a censored four letter word to me!) Cheers, Steve Hey, Chris; The answers to both of your questions are pretty straight forward... 1) My case came with a sheet stating the capacity per channel, (I THINK it was 40 Watts, but am not sure). My head was five Watts over specs, but I do not go max 24/ 7 and I have not even smelled hot plastic. Of course, there has to be adequate cooling air available. 2) The case is designed pretty well, and the rest of your protection will come from the care you take while you install the hardware.Hope this helps you out... now I will get back to waiting for the s**w to melt up here in "Eerie",... » Read More Hey, Chris; The answers to both of your questions are pretty straight forward... 1) My case came with a sheet stating the capacity per channel, (I THINK it was 40 Watts, but am not sure). My head was five Watts over specs, but I do not go max 24/ 7 and I have not even smelled hot plastic. Of course, there has to be adequate cooling air available. 2) The case is designed pretty well, and the rest of your protection will come from the care you take while you install the hardware.Hope this helps you out... now I will get back to waiting for the s**w to melt up here in "Eerie", Pennsylvania. (It is a censored four letter word to me!) Cheers, Steve « Show Less
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Sorry, I can not answer this question. I would contact a heating specialist.
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I want to know too! I hate product descriptions like this. No dimensions anywhere, and no maximum temperature range for this bag. I won't bother with so little information. Vendors take note, you lose customers this way.
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I would keep it at least 6-8 inches away. It actually gets pretty hot in my opinion.
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I am not sure, as I did not get that far with it. I opened the package and saw that it was not what I had hoped with the heating posts and did not go further. Sorry that I do not have more of an answer.
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I somewhat agree with ChrisMP. This unit can heat a large area (20X20) but not much more than that. I agree that the unit will be on all the time. It does not produce a lot of heat (hot air). It is best used to supplement your house heating system, used at a lower temp. I was using the Enerzen as a primary heater for my finished basement. On cold days (20's or below), this unit could not heat the room above 62 degrees. That's a little to cold for me. Now, on very cold days, I use the Enerzen to supplement a Vornado ATH1 that I purchased. The basement gets quite toasty. I hope this helps. I somewhat agree with ChrisMP. This unit can heat a large area (20X20) but not much more than that. I agree that the unit will be on all the time. It does not produce a lot of heat (hot air). It is best used to supplement your house heating system, used at a lower temp. I was using the Enerzen as a primary heater for my finished basement. On cold days (20's or below), this unit could not heat the room above 62 degrees. That's a little to cold for me. Now, on very cold days, I use the Enerzen to supplement a Vornado ATH1 that I purchased. The basement gets quite toasty. I hope this helps.
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How can there be 104 degrees? In the wild?temperature is so high, the panel is burntI had asked for technician,when I get information,I will tell youthanks
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Not that Bad, Tom. I just timed it for you. In 60 seconds, standing right under it, I feel the heat. In 2 minutes, the heating element has gone from black to red to orange, and the heat is pretty good. My bathroom is kinda big, maybe 9 feet on a side, so the heater doesn't heat the room quickly, but I have it right over where we get out of the shower, and it makes a real difference. It's about a foot away from where I stand to use the sink, shaving etc., and by the time I'm done showering and at the sink, it really helps, especially in the miserable winter we just had. I put it on, if I remember, about five minutes in advance, but if I don't remember, it's still a help pretty quickly. Not that Bad, Tom. I just timed it for you. In 60 seconds, standing right under it, I feel the heat. In 2 minutes, the heating element has gone from black to red to orange, and the heat is pretty good. My bathroom is kinda big, maybe 9 feet on a side, so the heater doesn't heat the room quickly, but I have it right over where we get out of the shower, and it makes a real difference. It's about a foot away from where I stand to use the sink, shaving etc., and by the time I'm done showering and at the sink, it really helps, especially in the miserable winter we just had. I put it on, if I... » Read More Not that Bad, Tom. I just timed it for you. In 60 seconds, standing right under it, I feel the heat. In 2 minutes, the heating element has gone from black to red to orange, and the heat is pretty good. My bathroom is kinda big, maybe 9 feet on a side, so the heater doesn't heat the room quickly, but I have it right over where we get out of the shower, and it makes a real difference. It's about a foot away from where I stand to use the sink, shaving etc., and by the time I'm done showering and at the sink, it really helps, especially in the miserable winter we just had. I put it on, if I remember, about five minutes in advance, but if I don't remember, it's still a help pretty quickly. « Show Less
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Hi the heater isn't that large. 9 inches deep 27 inches tall and 20 inches wide. What you really have to be concerned with is the clearances. The manual has in it 36 inches from the top and front and 11 inches on the sides. From anything that is or could be flammable. This very important to consider
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Yes, I measured the temp. and it is not at all near that range. That's why I sent mine back!
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Do you mean the heat? It is pretty good! I love it. As a matter of fact, some times, it gets too hot and I turn it to low. Good buy, so far!
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I have this heater. Actually 2 of them. I loved it when I was using it. Did a fantastic job of heating my home. The one and ONLY reason I stopped using it is because the cost of kerosene has really skyrocketed since last year, plus it's extremely hard to find it here now. But I am considering biting the dust and getting some for these days that are record-breakingly low this year. The main thing you have to remember with the 2304 DH is to keep it a minimum of 4-6 feet from anything around it. If you have pets, don't worry. Most animals (I have 2 dogs and a cat) learn to get close to it to get warm and to scootch away as they warm up. I've never once had a problem with my pets getting burned. Also, I never leave mine running all night or when I'm not home. And of course, don't ever place anything on top of it. Also of course, don't use anything but K-1 kerosene in it. As long as you use common sense, you won't have a problem and will be just as satisfied with yours as I am with mine.
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The majority of the posts are positive. However, a few fuss about "breakage" and/or the heating element dying out after a couple of uses.What model is yours? I am begining to comprehend the proper uses and the best recipes, but "model numbers" are not given with the posts.MML
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Hello again Marlene,Regarding your situation, and question, the answer is yes, and I'm not lying to you. My basement is 206 square feet, and even though the company claims that the heater will only heat 186, it will heat more. I sincerely hope I have answered all of your questions; if not, feel free to reply and I'll be very much open to answer:). Have a remarkable and wonderful day! Looking forward hearing from you soon.Yours Truly,Robert
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Honestly- I don't know. We live in Michigan and used on something that we be in the house. It gets hot in here in the summer- but definitely not that hot. Sorry- wish I could give you better advice.
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No, for safety reasons. It has been a long time since I've gone camping and my concern arises purely from a safety point of view. Sure it will work but the distance it can heat is not very far...maybe 3 feet at most. Even then, I have not tried it so I can't really contribute much to help you. Sorry.