Home depot says this model has 60,000 btu's. Is it 38,000 or 60,000?
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Weber's website says it's 38,000. I'd trust that source more than HD. See: http://weber.com/grills/series/genesis/genesis-e-330
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The 3 main burners supply 38,000 btu. The additional sear burner supplies 10,000 btu. The side burner for a sauce pot or pan supplies 12,000 btu. So in total it is 60,000 btu but neither Amazon nor the Weber company web site list it collectively.
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my answer would be --"refer to Weber's specs, and go with that, after all they, (weber) did design and build the grill. I an super happy with my new grill(weber).
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The 3 after the E designates it's in the 30K family so 38,000... 60K is a massive grill and are named E-6XX
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We purchased our online from amazon with free shipping and I believe it is 60k.
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How many BTUs per 20,000 gal?Not sure. The model I bought was based on the recommendation of my pool guy. I have a biggish pool but its not a deep diving pool. It's 17000 gal. Hope this helps. (I'd call around to local pool dealers and ask them.)
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I don't know. Bit research it. Bc we tried to have best buy install and they said we needed to buy another 60 part
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After some googling, it looks like about 50-60 btu/h per square foot of living space.
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4600 BTU 250 sqft heating area, I'm assuming this is with everything set a maximum
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Per another site (https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081023082349AAiiA4y) there are 433,000 BTU in a 20lb (BBQ size) tank. At max, the Mr Heater is rated for 45,000BTU/hr. 433,000/45,000 = 9.62 hours of run time.At min, it is rated at 10,000BTU/hr. 433,000/10,000 = 43.3 hours of run time.
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I have 832 sq ft on a the 1st level and 512 sq ft upstairs in a well insulated outbuilding (Michigan). My unit is 60,000 BTU, in my 2nd winter and doing fine.
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It sits on 5 feet, and has 5 risers on the top for a pot to sit on. I wouldn't use a pot less than 12 inches. I'm not sure on the BTU rating, but 30,000 sounds good to me. I feel I absolutely got my moneys worth when I got mine. It may not be high quality, but mine worked great out of the box, including the ignitor. I did make a riser out of 12 inch well casing so I could use my wok with it. This is a high output burner, not for the faint hearted.
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I can't make that comparison, but compared to a much less expensive Commercial Cool Unit from BJs, which was much lower BTU (10000, I think), it doesn't compare. I was extremely disappointed in this unit.
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No idea what you refer to. It is 12,000 btu's and plugs into a regular (standard) 120 volt outlet.
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My drafty workshop (a converted garage) is 11x22 and needs approximately 10,000 BTUs. A good rule of thumb is 30-60 BTUs per square foot based on average ceilings. Drafty spaces in northern climates would need closer to 60, while my Tennessee shop needs about 40 BTUs per square foot, or about 10,000 BTUs. I have this heater and the max is 18,000 BTUs, which means I almost never run it on full power.An indoor space, well insulated, somewhere near the Mason Dixon Line would need about 40 BTUs per square foot, I'd think, meaning this heater would heat about 450 square feet. Less if you're further north, more if you're further south. It does not have a blower, so a ceiling fan really helps disburse the heat. My drafty workshop (a converted garage) is 11x22 and needs approximately 10,000 BTUs. A good rule of thumb is 30-60 BTUs per square foot based on average ceilings. Drafty spaces in northern climates would need closer to 60, while my Tennessee shop needs about 40 BTUs per square foot, or about 10,000 BTUs. I have this heater and the max is 18,000 BTUs, which means I almost never run it on full power.An indoor space, well insulated, somewhere near the Mason Dixon Line would need about 40 BTUs per square foot, I'd think, meaning this heater would heat about 450 square feet. Less if... » Read More My drafty workshop (a converted garage) is 11x22 and needs approximately 10,000 BTUs. A good rule of thumb is 30-60 BTUs per square foot based on average ceilings. Drafty spaces in northern climates would need closer to 60, while my Tennessee shop needs about 40 BTUs per square foot, or about 10,000 BTUs. I have this heater and the max is 18,000 BTUs, which means I almost never run it on full power.An indoor space, well insulated, somewhere near the Mason Dixon Line would need about 40 BTUs per square foot, I'd think, meaning this heater would heat about 450 square feet. Less if you're further north, more if you're further south. It does not have a blower, so a ceiling fan really helps disburse the heat. « Show Less
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I have model # FFRE1033Q1. The amp draw is 7.7 in cooling mode. EER rating is 11.3. You can go to the Frigidaire web site to get the complete specs. There are several 10000 btu models. The one you are looking for is the model number I indicated above. AC units are listed under Home Comfort. You can also down load the manual.
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Hello You have to contact the customer service to let them know that you want one 18000 and two 9000 btu inside units, be careful my outside unit broke down after a couple of months, I had to call them several times after many calls they didn't want to take my calls, they sent the spare part after 6 months so it's up to you I don't recommend this company regards
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Have not seen a 60 count. 30 is the best deal I have found. Amazon usually lists the best deal first.
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The instructions say it puts out 57,000 BTU's. We use ours all winter as we are full time RVer's. Everyone that has been around ours, buys one. What is nice about the fire dancer is that it can be used on a mat or wood deck as the base never gets hot.
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Really depends on the space and insulation. At max output this heater produces 60,000 but/hour. You can figure out the heating arrangement here:http://www.calculator.net/btu-calculator.html I use it in a semi-insulated garage that is 1000 sq/ft and it brings it up from 25 to 60 in about 15 minutes on high.
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I would say about 5600 btu.it is about 9 degrees here in I'll right now and it is not doing to much for that type of cold.I have it in my living room and I have a small house,2 bdr and 1 bath my living room is about 450 sq feet.I hope this help you.