what is the btu and does it really cyclone like it states or is it just a puff of air?
1970867
5180 BTUs HIGH 1500 is the WATTS ...NOT BTUs....People should not answer with their guesses! 3070 BTUs LOW
1970868
5180 BTUs HIGH1500 is the WATTS ...NOT BTUs....People should not answer with their guesses!3070 BTUs LOW
1970869
On high I believe it's 1500 Btu's and 750 Btu's on low. It has a fan that blows out the air pretty well. There is a thermostat on it so it shuts off when the room is at the desired temperature. We loved it so much this was the 2nd one we bought and the 2 of them heat our 1000 sq.ft. mobile home.
1970870
No, it not a puff of air. It does warm a room. We use it mostly at night, we close the doors to the bedroom and the entire room is warm. It does not warm a huge space or two large rooms. I do like it and it serves the purpose if you don't want to heat your entire house. I am not sure what the btu's are.
2096577
The settings are more about the heat output and not so much about the amount of air blowing from it. It isn't overly noisy. However, I've had this one for 3 years now and have had to go through the painful process of contacting the manufacturer, jumping through the hoops requesting repair ticket, boxing it up (and it must be in the original packaging or they won't accept it), lugging it to UPS store to ship, and then waiting, waiting, waiting for it to be returned. I've done this twice now. Yes, it has a 5 year warranty, but when it craps out again (as I'm sure it will), it's going to the junk pile. The settings are more about the heat output and not so much about the amount of air blowing from it. It isn't overly noisy. However, I've had this one for 3 years now and have had to go through the painful process of contacting the manufacturer, jumping through the hoops requesting repair ticket, boxing it up (and it must be in the original packaging or they won't accept it), lugging it to UPS store to ship, and then waiting, waiting, waiting for it to be returned. I've done this twice now. Yes, it has a 5 year warranty, but when it craps out again (as I'm sure it will), it's going to the... » Read More The settings are more about the heat output and not so much about the amount of air blowing from it. It isn't overly noisy. However, I've had this one for 3 years now and have had to go through the painful process of contacting the manufacturer, jumping through the hoops requesting repair ticket, boxing it up (and it must be in the original packaging or they won't accept it), lugging it to UPS store to ship, and then waiting, waiting, waiting for it to be returned. I've done this twice now. Yes, it has a 5 year warranty, but when it craps out again (as I'm sure it will), it's going to the junk pile. « Show Less
1695486
Well, it's a fan. So it has to make noise to move the air, but that's it. I like that the base is not a separate piece like other fans I've had with rattling parts. Also, Vornado is very efficient so even on low, you can get decent moving air while listening to audio.
1708134
BTUs (British Thermal Units) are a measure of energy. As noted in a previous response, the unit can generate 2000 watts of power. An equivalent measurement number was provided by the Dr. and Mr. Bailey (6820/6824 BTUs). Are you concerned about area of coverage? I trust this feedback helps...
860805
BTU's are BTU's. It doesn't matter what the outside temperature is. I live in the desert in SoCal. It gets pretty cold in the winter at least to me. Freezing or less at times. The unit never left me wanting more than it could put out. Matter of fact I have never had to turn the hot water side more than a quarter of a turn to get more than enough hot water at any time.Unless you are a POWER user I can't see this not being able to do what you need it to do.
824141
Air enters through the rear - filtered air exits through the front. On the high setting, it pushes the air hard enough to feel it from a couple of feet away. I have 2 of these and am VERY happy with them. They run 24/7 - high in the living room. medium in the bedroom - and I have much less dust throughout the whole (1 floor, 2 bedroom) house. They make about as much noise as a small fan even on the high setting. I'm especially impressed with the great air quality with the furnace running so much in the cold weather we are having. I've had my first one running for 6 months NON-STOP. I think this is a very dependable unit! Air enters through the rear - filtered air exits through the front. On the high setting, it pushes the air hard enough to feel it from a couple of feet away. I have 2 of these and am VERY happy with them. They run 24/7 - high in the living room. medium in the bedroom - and I have much less dust throughout the whole (1 floor, 2 bedroom) house. They make about as much noise as a small fan even on the high setting. I'm especially impressed with the great air quality with the furnace running so much in the cold weather we are having. I've had my first one running for 6 months NON-STOP. I think... » Read More Air enters through the rear - filtered air exits through the front. On the high setting, it pushes the air hard enough to feel it from a couple of feet away. I have 2 of these and am VERY happy with them. They run 24/7 - high in the living room. medium in the bedroom - and I have much less dust throughout the whole (1 floor, 2 bedroom) house. They make about as much noise as a small fan even on the high setting. I'm especially impressed with the great air quality with the furnace running so much in the cold weather we are having. I've had my first one running for 6 months NON-STOP. I think this is a very dependable unit! « Show Less
2241621
Unknown and Unknown.... However, it moves a TON of air and is super durable!! I race offroad and use this to pump air into my cvt manifold on the car. It is pumping dirt, silt, mud, and has been soaked. Still works like the day I bought it. Races like the Vegas to Reno and Baja 1000 it was ran constantly in the hot and cold elements taking a beating for excess of 30 hours. For the price, it's pretty fantastic!!
1085311
Dear Valued Customer, The cooling Btu of this system is roughly 60,000 Btu's. The Btu's coincide with the size of the system. Residential systems do not exceed this size. Please keep in mind this system does not offer heating, this is an air conditioning system. Heating elements can be added as an accessory. Please contact our Sales Office for further assistance with your inquiry at 888.474.9966 during normal business hours EST. Sincerely, The AC Outlet Amazon Team
53015
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.
772759
Don't know btu's and not familiar with the unit referred to, but it is a good burner.
2282789
It's air powered. I replaced it with a maxijet 400. It sprays pretty hard and I wouldn't put any more gph on it than that.
752837
I'm sorry, but I cannot remember the BTUs, but I do know that it heated a 12 x 12 room. It wasn't hot, but comfortable. My daughter has it in another city to help her with her electric bill or I would check for you. Hope this helps.....sorry. It is about 20 to 24 inches tall, about 14 to 18 inches wide, and about 24 to 30 inches in length. It has "extras" that add to its appeal. We love it....
1574917
I am not sure, but it is amazingly powerful, packable and delivers a great stream of warm air. My wife has had it for three months, and likes it very much.
2085177
This unit is Energy Star certified, whereas the earlier one wasn't. The EPA has set limits on the amount of energy required to create 1 BTU of cooling. This unit meets those limits, the earlier one apparently didn't
1863948
Hello, recommend using 10.000 BTU. any questions you can feel free to call me at 860 324 6015 thank you
1570009
No idea what you refer to. It is 12,000 btu's and plugs into a regular (standard) 120 volt outlet.
940916
It generates 35000 BTU on the highest setting. The setback from the wall is 9 inches. The website is castlestoves dot com.