How many BTU's does this unit put out?
224516
The burner won't put out a specified number of BTUs. There are many factors: size of gas line, length of gas line, # of bends in line, pressure. A ROUGH estimate is between. 110K-150K BTU. hope that helps.
224517
I have no idea but it's a lot. To get real specific you would have to know the volume of gas consumed at a specific temperature and pressure for a measured amount of time. I cannot tell you that. You might ask American Fireglass but they might not know either.
224518
I have the 18 in and the 36 in. They both will make you backup away from them. They put out a lot of heat.
224519
Depends on fuel-- propane or nat gas but the end result is high in BTU --Great burners
1587448
This is a variable speed inverter system. Rating Capacity in Cooling Mode is 22000 BTU. (Range 10,800 ~ 29,400 BTU). Rating Capacity in Heating Mode 22,000 BTU, (Range 11,000 ~ 31,000 BTU)
812196
I am using a gas ball valve for each burner. I believe but am not positive that my house gas service is the same. I can't answer what I'm achieving btu wise but can finish a 31 gallon batch of homebrew in the same time it took to do a 10 gallon batch, and have btus that don't get used.
14222
There are three levels this units operates at: Low setting draws 1000 watts, Medium setting draws 1250 watts, and High draws 1500 watts.Low is the most energy efficient. Maximum BTU's is 5118. Amps drawn is 12.5. Unit Voltage is 120V, 60Hz. Hope this is helpful, I purchased two units within a couple of weeks.
1004073
I believe it is 60,000 BTU, which is higher than most. It's enough to provide warmth on a chilly evening, but not enough to keep you warm on a cold evening.
796027
Hi. It's an LG. It has fewer BTU's - I think it is a 10,000 or 12,000 BTU unit. I thought this would be a big upgrade, but can't compete.
1111626
I've fried a 16# turkey with as little as 18,000 BTU. I prefer to run 30,000-50,000 when looking at a new unit. This one will do what I need easily.
338532
If this is the correct answer, it states that Input rating is 9,000 BTU/Hr-Max.
772759
Don't know btu's and not familiar with the unit referred to, but it is a good burner.
539806
I have been using it for a 12000 btu through the wall air conditioning unit, and it works fine.
1176368
I do not know the BTU's but The heater is working just fine and doing a good job for me.
23592
I have several different sizes. The 30k btu has thermostat. It works very well and rarely heats up all panels. I usually have it on 1 or 2 setting.The 10k but has low or high settings.
474656
I was using a 6500 BTU unit for a meat cooler long before I heard of the CoolBot system. When I bought the CoolBot I figured I had nothing to loose by hooking up the old 6500 AC. They recommended a 12-12,500 BTU unit for my size cooler. The smaller unit froze up. It just wasn't enough to handle the colder temps.Go to their website. They tell you the capacity you need, and also the brand and models to avoid. I was about to order a 12,200 BTU unit when I read their data again and they said never to buy that model. It was not sufficient and would not work. I followed their brand rec. and my unit works like a charm. There is about 4-5 years of customer info on the website. Hope this helps.Roy210-508-8600 I was using a 6500 BTU unit for a meat cooler long before I heard of the CoolBot system. When I bought the CoolBot I figured I had nothing to loose by hooking up the old 6500 AC. They recommended a 12-12,500 BTU unit for my size cooler. The smaller unit froze up. It just wasn't enough to handle the colder temps.Go to their website. They tell you the capacity you need, and also the brand and models to avoid. I was about to order a 12,200 BTU unit when I read their data again and they said never to buy that model. It was not sufficient and would not work. I followed their brand... » Read More I was using a 6500 BTU unit for a meat cooler long before I heard of the CoolBot system. When I bought the CoolBot I figured I had nothing to loose by hooking up the old 6500 AC. They recommended a 12-12,500 BTU unit for my size cooler. The smaller unit froze up. It just wasn't enough to handle the colder temps.Go to their website. They tell you the capacity you need, and also the brand and models to avoid. I was about to order a 12,200 BTU unit when I read their data again and they said never to buy that model. It was not sufficient and would not work. I followed their brand rec. and my unit works like a charm. There is about 4-5 years of customer info on the website. Hope this helps.Roy210-508-8600 « Show Less
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.
2261103
I have a packing insert that states...input rating...7,650 Btu/Hr-Max, 6,921 Btu/Hr-Min I hope this is the info you are looking for.
835455
We don't know, but my husband LOVED it. The btu"s I think were on the box, which we don't have now. Nice unit!
1719429
The "heater" is not described in BTUs as the AC is. Other units I have been looking at do use BTUs for the heater. I would need to know how this heater works and it's effectivness in a 400 ft2 room