I have a building that is 24/24 and is two floors...what bTu's do I need
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We have installed in a room that is 24 /40 two floors a Rinnai EX 22CP , it Works prfect, in a few minutes we have the roomat the rigth temperatura, when is in autom. it keep it worm perfect
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Our garage is 24x26 one story and this heater heats it up from cold to 68 in about 10 min. There is a btu formula available on the internet.
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The hydronic baseboard units are rated in Watts. The 1504 model rated at 1,500 watts is roughly equivalent to 5,000 btu's, or about the size to heat an average size room (10'x15').
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Depends on where you are located. I'm in NW. Indiana with a pool of 25,000 gal. They recommended a 250,000 btu for my pool but in doing research it was said that you can not buy too small. I installed outdoors and am very happy with the results. I can increase pool temp. by atleast 1 degree an hour and can maintain with a short burst daily. You probably should go with a 400,000 if I were you.
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Yes. Select one 9000 BTU Indoor unit for the bedroom and a 12000 BTU Indoor unit for the sun room. On a dual system for best matching.
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Reasonably low..but, the device simply would not cool a 350 sq foot room. Try and 5000 BTU window unit...you will be happier. I took LG back to Home Depot..good luck
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To answer your question, you will need to know what BTU nuts you have installed currently, then check the chart of the kit to ensure you will be getting some smaller ones.
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4600 BTU 250 sqft heating area, I'm assuming this is with everything set a maximum
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Adapters and leg isssues aside, at 25 degrees F I don't think you will get enough heat out of this heater. I would go with a larger btu output depending on your space. If you are set on 1 lb bottles, go with a mr buddy. I still use an extention hose and a larger bottle on mine.
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At 10F, the heating performance of a heat pump is approx 55% of the full rated capacity. For each of the 150-160 SqF space you need approx 5000 BTUs of heat. If you already have some heat provided through the existing register, that will help in cold days. You need total 10,000 BTUs. Best way is to buy a dual split with 2 x 9K heads for each room. They will regulate their capacities up and down as needed.
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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
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I would think you would want at least the 75,000 BTU and may be better to move up to a 100,000 BTU unit.
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You should have standard voltage which is what this unit requires. If you remain unsure just ask your building superintendent - or call your utility provider to assuage any doubts you may have.
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Reasonably low..but, the device simply would not cool a 350 sq foot room. Try and 5000 BTU window unit...you will be happier.I took LG back to Home Depot..good luck
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25 x 25= 625 sq ft. This heater is rated for an area that would be around 1100-1200 square feet. In your smaller space, this would be a lot of heat and you would have a real ventilation problem unless you had open window or doors leading from this space. A smaller heater rated at around 10,000 btu would be best for you.
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If you need to move the unit from room to room get the portable set-up is easy or if your apartment or condo has restrictions on window units as a side note get the biggest BTU unit you can afford it pays off when it gets very hot and humid I've had good luck with the NewAir models.
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The p250 might be better suited for 250 sq ft. The unit will last longer if it doesn't have to work as hard. I would highly recommend either one of these units. Mine have been running non-stop for over a year.
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I have 5 100 watt and 7 group 96 deep cycle batteries and I can run a 5000 btu air conditioner for most of the day time. If you need more help email me at keithlmcneese@yahoo.com