what is the footage the heaters put out?....size of rooms?
863508
I was using in the basement corner, a 15x20 area, with ceiling height of 8ft where I've computer room setup and used it. It worked really very well to maintain the temp in that area.Hope this answered the question.
155021
It's the 23.8 x 19.8 x 10.8I LOVE mine - seriously - it's fantastic and the heater component warms my living room without turning on too much heat for the whole house. In warmer seasons you can turn off the heater and just have the ambiance. Love this thing.
73244
I have been very happy with the performance with King heaters. I do not heat a space of this size. Call them and I'm sure they will guide you to the right model for your needs.
1535710
The room that this heater is installed in is approximately 24' x 15' and it does an excellent job. This heater is installed in a finished basement rec room where there is NO other heat. The rest of the house is heated with electric baseboard heaters. Also, very quiet and thermostat maintains a fairly even temperature. Hope this helps.
1868158
I used Mr. Heater in an area approx. 400 square feet. After about 40 minutes I had to turn it way down. I would say this would heat an area at least twice that size, to a comfortable temp.
236230
Well depending on what floor you have. I have it in my dinning room that is 14x14 sq foot and its amazing what this thing does. On carpet I don't think its that efficient but still does a great job i highly recommend this heater. Remember placing the heater in the right place is the key. I love it. Rating it 5 stars
2221445
Therapure's website will have the exact specs, and they have different units for different room sizes. I recommend using their website to determine your needs.
688025
I only know I have a 20 by 20 room in NJ, with 8 ft ceiling height. two standard windows, one insulated door. the room is very insulated with cross-hatched full fiber and foam and floor and ceiling; the rinnai heats it very well, very quickly, very quietly; I used it all last winter and it is an great unit, easy to use. No complaints only praise; I paid a HVAC professional to install, cost about 400.00 for that took him a full day. Hope this helps your project. J
712570
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 high setting, 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.
901686
Not sure, I haven't measured it. But it ran for 2 months and the bearings went out and the outside of the heater started getting extremely hot. Would not recommend as Amazon couldn't help with the vendor and the vendor wouldn't send a part.....wanted me to ship it across country to their location and back so they could fix it. The heater didn't cost that much.......
1992099
Depends on a lot of factors, especially insulation but assuming its well insulated I'd say a 10x10 room would be a max size. It's more of a supplementary heat than a main heater... unless you're heating a dog house! ;)
1483064
frm what i remeber its about 200 sqft; however illl recommand no more than 150 sqft since my room is about 150 sqft anf its just enough for that from my exp.
1426708
I think it's supposed to be up to 500 sq. ft but i'm not 100% on that. I have one in the living room, 1 in the bedroom and 1 in my work room. The living room and bedroom are fairly large.
1012137
I have it in an outbuilding with a finished upper level. We are in Michigan, worked perfectly last winter, kept the building (832 sqft down, 512 sqft up) very comfortable. We watch television upstairs directly over the heater, up there noise not an issue. In the open space where heater is, acceptability of noise level and air movement would be subjective (not objectionable to me).
1492467
I put mine in a 36x36 shop with 10ft ceiling that is well insulated. It has been down to 40degrees so far and heater work great. These heaters require 240 volt 30 amp circuit. I would install one now and try it knowing I may need another. The are quality American made heater.
2188003
In a poorly insulated older home, it's way more than adequate for a 15 x 15 room when outside temperature is in the 30s or even lower. In a room that is twice that size, it's just not enough at these temperatures. A space heater is a necessity. Overall, in my situation after exactly one year of use, GOSH am I pleased!!
417190
Oh, I forgot to mention that it might take a couple of house to heat up a room of 1000 square feet. So, the rating is way off. It should be some where like 400 square feet instead of 1000 like they advertised it.