HOW MANY SQUERE FEET THE HEAT COVER
1191869
I really don't know. If it is in a large open area it just takes the chill off the area nearby. We use for added heat in cold corners.
16219
If the area you are trying to heat is not a room open to other room (example, bedroom with door closed), the heater should heat between 750 sq. ft. and 900 sq. ft. If the room is open to other rooms, the heater cannot keep the entire area heated, but can keep area around the heater out to near the minimum (750 sq. ft) warm. Hope this answers your question.
200853
I have a 21 foot travel trailer with A/C unit. The cover fits over this with room to spare. In fact, there is room to spare bottom to top and front to back. Side to Side fits perfectly.
877554
That's correct. The covers are 35 X 35 rectangular but from corner to corner that's ~45 and a half inches which covers a lot of territory. They come with excellent tie downs to keep them in place when the fan is in operation. The grid will cover your fan and drape over the edge or be at the edge. I love mine. I bought one for summer , fall, and winter for my heat pump.
1272153
you can turn this heater on its side - so i would say probably 3" of water would cover the heater.
188910
Not exactly sure, but it fit over my large bbq i got for my birthday. probably fits just right over most bbq that are self standing with a rool back top kind. i would guess 5-6 feet wide and 4 1/2 feet tall and 2 1/2 feet deep. rough est. but ya its a good cover just mad that it ripped and it has a year warrenty, i tryed contacting them but no replay, but after that first little rip no other damage was done so ya it protected my grill well all winter and in the summer it kinda fades from the sun but this is the harsh sun of the desert in SLC so ya that is to be expected. good cover for big snow too. Not exactly sure, but it fit over my large bbq i got for my birthday. probably fits just right over most bbq that are self standing with a rool back top kind. i would guess 5-6 feet wide and 4 1/2 feet tall and 2 1/2 feet deep. rough est. but ya its a good cover just mad that it ripped and it has a year warrenty, i tryed contacting them but no replay, but after that first little rip no other damage was done so ya it protected my grill well all winter and in the summer it kinda fades from the sun but this is the harsh sun of the desert in SLC so ya that is to be expected. good cover for big... » Read More Not exactly sure, but it fit over my large bbq i got for my birthday. probably fits just right over most bbq that are self standing with a rool back top kind. i would guess 5-6 feet wide and 4 1/2 feet tall and 2 1/2 feet deep. rough est. but ya its a good cover just mad that it ripped and it has a year warrenty, i tryed contacting them but no replay, but after that first little rip no other damage was done so ya it protected my grill well all winter and in the summer it kinda fades from the sun but this is the harsh sun of the desert in SLC so ya that is to be expected. good cover for big snow too. « Show Less
2207127
If warm it will cover at least 40 square feet unless you apply it heavy I rolled it on a rubber camper roof worked perfectly
1675036
it 6 or 8 feet long. THe one thing i have found with this is it likes to over heat
1736582
I was told by an authorized repair person that 750-800 sq ft was the maximum area to be covered. However much of the advertising for this appliance states 1000 sq ft.
265225
Technically, the heat radius is infinite as radiation expands indefinitely. Practically, as a human perceiving warmth in an outdoor setting, I will propose (having used the device) you get about a four (4) ft radius +/- a couple of feet depending on if you are sitting/standing and how cold the ambient air is (if it is 30 degrees out, you need to be pretty close to it). Given that, more precisely we should consider that the shield will redirect heat at roughly roughly a 45 degree angle, and if we loosely presume heat acts like light (straight lines through medium), you could approximate a linear leg using a^2+b^2=c^. Given a right angle, a height of about 8 ft, the radius along the ground would be about 8 ft as well. Where ever you intersect that as a human (sitting or standing) is your useful radius value. Also keep in mind, generally, radiation is inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the source. So the lower you consider your radius (where your body usefully intersects the 'cone of heat') will affect how much heat you can absorb per area (per square inch, if you like). At the source, you can absorb maximum heat psi, while on the ground, 1/distance^2...
490645
I was unwilling to disconnect my A/C to properly measure the cord, as we are in the middle of a terrible heat and humidity wave, but as best I could measure, I got four feet. That's a conservative measure--the 52" answer from a previous shopper is probably most accurate.
2206541
My grill is 80 inches long and 48 inches tall and cover has 2 inches on each side to spare and about 6 inches to spare at the bottom
1324668
You will need about 12" of clearance behind the spa so the cover does not scrape anything while coming down to rest in the up position.
254393
I just measured it. The heating pad is 11" x 22". The cover is a tiny bit bigger (about 12 x 24). I hope this helps you.
1555280
In the product specs it says it covers up to 3600 square ft.We love ours...works great.
62159
less than 4ft. if it is long enough then it's worth it. I have not have overheating since using it.
1417609
Its pretty short I would guess around 18" before the heat part started ?I was hoping it would be longer but it was a great product and this was needed for this cold winter