Most models that are 1500 watt say for 1000 sq ft. Can you explain how yours, with the same wattage heats 1800 sq ft
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Sorry that is a technical question. Need to ask the manufacture how they rate their productsby Harvey
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Mine was broken when i received it. I bought a 1500 square ft model on walmart.com and it keeps my basement warm.
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I have cathedral ceilings so its tough to gage how well its living up to its claim, it does do a pretty good job of heating one floor of 1200 sq ft w cathedral ceilings, also alot quieter than ones ive had in the past. With shorter ceilings I believe it would do much better for you.
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I had previously bought the 1500 watt smaller model last year and thought that one was the greatest heater ever. When I saw they had a little larger heater I bought that one this year and am totally amazed at how quick it heats the house up and is whisper quiet. I would highly recommend this heater to anyone in the market looking for a good heater. It heats the house up fast and isn't on constantly like the smaller model. I hope this will help anyone out that is trying to decide which model to buy. As for the brand, it is great, no problems my smaller heater still works fine. the smaller model is great for heating the bedroom up quickly and it doesn't run constantly now that we have it in there. I had previously bought the 1500 watt smaller model last year and thought that one was the greatest heater ever. When I saw they had a little larger heater I bought that one this year and am totally amazed at how quick it heats the house up and is whisper quiet. I would highly recommend this heater to anyone in the market looking for a good heater. It heats the house up fast and isn't on constantly like the smaller model. I hope this will help anyone out that is trying to decide which model to buy. As for the brand, it is great, no problems my smaller heater still works fine. the smaller... » Read More I had previously bought the 1500 watt smaller model last year and thought that one was the greatest heater ever. When I saw they had a little larger heater I bought that one this year and am totally amazed at how quick it heats the house up and is whisper quiet. I would highly recommend this heater to anyone in the market looking for a good heater. It heats the house up fast and isn't on constantly like the smaller model. I hope this will help anyone out that is trying to decide which model to buy. As for the brand, it is great, no problems my smaller heater still works fine. the smaller model is great for heating the bedroom up quickly and it doesn't run constantly now that we have it in there. « Show Less
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I had an eden pure i think it was a 1200 sq feet one,im living in an rv i bought this one hopen it would put out more heat to warm this somewhat drafty place,i dont think i can tell a differance to tell u the truth,but i did pay $350.00 for my eden pure,but this one was cheaper so i bout this one the other one went out on me,hope this helps.
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I had previously bought the 1500 watt smaller model last year and thought that one was the greatest heater ever. When I saw they had a little larger heater I bought that one this year and am totally amazed at how quick it heats the house up and is whisper quiet. I would highly recommend this heater to anyone in the market looking for a good heater. It heats the house up fast and isn't on constantly like the smaller model. I hope this will help anyone out that is trying to decide which model to buy. As for the brand, it is great, no problems my smaller heater still works fine. the smaller model is great for heating the bedroom up quickly and it doesn't run constantly now that we have it in there.
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There are two heat settings; low and high. They probably correspond to 1500 and 750 watts output. The thermostat will work with either setting.
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I can not answer for the 1100,mine is a 500.I do not have a problem with heat with my 500 for what I use it for.There is a fan inside the unit I would think it would take care of your unit.
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No! Lmao get am 8in bro 1000 watts puts off some serious heat. Unless the air flowing through is really cold.
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I have this unit LS-1003HH and it's great for a living room/family room size. But it does not heat up a 1800 sqf unless it's the size of an entire one room size. My living room is about 500 sqf and it's OK but the heat does not transfer to the ajesent room.
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Our heaters are not noisy on the low or high settings-the 1500 watt is for the high setting.
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not very many. if it is the only heat, less than 100 sq-ft. ( mine is only 500 watts.) If it is supplemental heat, maybe then more than 100.
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A 15 amp grounded circuit can handle 1800 watts. This unit uses 1500 watts. I would not have anything else on the same circuit except perhaps one 100watt light bulb. I found my unit only heated within 3 feet,so I returned it. Maybe I got a lemon,but my heater was not an effective source of heat.
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I don't think the unit will heat 1,000 sq ft very well. We use two of these heaters to heat 512 sq ft / 8' tall and it takes about 45 minutes. We are in the panhandle of Florida so we don't see extreme cold tempratures.
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I'm not well-versed on BTU's and watts comparison. I can, however, support the answer by Randolph Eck. I agree that this heater does not adequately or quickly heat 800 sq ft. It would be an okay heater for a small bedroom or bathroom, if you don't mind the beeping when you push the buttons. But, I would suggest buying a smaller space heater in the $30 to $60 range instead of this one, if price is a factor.
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We love this heater. It shuts off when reaching desired temperature. We turn it down at night. Yes, when running, it is always at 1500 watts.
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I agree that the specs are confusing. In purchasing mine I went with the advice of several friends that owned similar heaters. they told me that theirs were heating approx. 2/3 of the sq. footage stated in the ads. I found this to be quite accurate. Other than that I am very pleased with my heater. Hope this helps!
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It does a pretty good job of heating our large living room which is probably 500 sq feet and we have 11-foot ceilings, so I imagine it would do fine with heating 1000 sq feet of a room with the usual 8-foot ceilings.
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Heat Settings: Themostat & Fan Only. That what it says. So the answer is NO. It's 1500 watts or nothing.
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The typical US household voltage is 120, therefore a 15 amp circuit times 120 volts equals 1800 Watts. Anything over 1,800 Watts will blow a 15 amp fuse or trip a 15 amp circuit breaker. All UL listed appliances are required to have their Wattage consumption listed on it, usually on the bottom. Just add up the total wattages that will be running at the same time to determine if the circuit breaker or fuse can handle it. This heater has 3 power settings; low = 1,000 watts, high = 1,500 watts and an economy mode which varies but averages around 500 watts. Hope this technical answer helps you with more than just with the heater. Use the same formula for an average 20 amp circuit too. The typical US household voltage is 120, therefore a 15 amp circuit times 120 volts equals 1800 Watts. Anything over 1,800 Watts will blow a 15 amp fuse or trip a 15 amp circuit breaker. All UL listed appliances are required to have their Wattage consumption listed on it, usually on the bottom. Just add up the total wattages that will be running at the same time to determine if the circuit breaker or fuse can handle it. This heater has 3 power settings; low = 1,000 watts, high = 1,500 watts and an economy mode which varies but averages around 500 watts. Hope this technical answer helps you... » Read More The typical US household voltage is 120, therefore a 15 amp circuit times 120 volts equals 1800 Watts. Anything over 1,800 Watts will blow a 15 amp fuse or trip a 15 amp circuit breaker. All UL listed appliances are required to have their Wattage consumption listed on it, usually on the bottom. Just add up the total wattages that will be running at the same time to determine if the circuit breaker or fuse can handle it. This heater has 3 power settings; low = 1,000 watts, high = 1,500 watts and an economy mode which varies but averages around 500 watts. Hope this technical answer helps you with more than just with the heater. Use the same formula for an average 20 amp circuit too. « Show Less
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The unit I have has 1600 Watt raging on it. A 1500 watt appliance would be pushing the upper limit.
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I guess it's 1500 like the rest but it heats our bedroom and en suite very well, better than the central, and also another one heats an open space liv, din, kitch with cathedral ceiling very well too. We love them. Have friends who use them too.