Will this 600 watt be enough for a 5 by 6 foot room? Do you still need to buy an inline fan or will the cooling fan that comes with it be enough?
2029373
Should be enough light for the space. You will definitely need an inline fan as it does not come with one and depending on what your situation is you might want to get the one with the active carbon filter. I also suggest a timer mine lasted 2 days. I went to Home Depot and got a digital power strip made by defiant it has 4 separate programmable outlets and 4 with constant power. Makes me very happy it was bout 18 bucks
2029374
600 watts is barely enough, a space that size you should have two 600 watt lights. No fan comes with this, you need to buy one
2029375
you cannot run the cool tube hood without a fan pulling air thru it and for a 5x6 i would either run a 1000w or (perferably) 2 of these
1338434
Wondering those specs myself and I found this on another website: CFM/AMP Information: Inline Fan 4" - 171 CFM / 1 AMP Inline Fan 6" - 435 CFM / 1 AMP Inline Fan 8" - 745 CFM / 1.7 AMPS Inline Fan 10" - 780 CFM / 2.1 AMPS Inline Fan 12" - 1060 CFM / 2.5 AMPS
2092872
I would recommend at least a 6'' filter fan combo for your application. Really depends on the lights you are using
221364
Yes, it will cool a small bedroom. I have it in my very large studio (~750 square feet) with a sleeping loft (thus very high ceiling), and it works great.
850673
I have this installed in my garage and it does a great job keeping it to temperature. However, I don't think the fan on this would do a good enough job of circulating to cover 5 rooms. I think you would have 1 really hot room and it would be drastically cooler the further away from the heater you get.
42107
im using a 4 inch inline fan i bought at htg for 1 600w hps in a 4x4x7 and it isn't cutting it ( temps in the 80's) so with 2x 600w you might need something better than this
1365650
A 500 watt fan forced heater is fine for a 6'X6' bathroom, maybe just a bit larger.
482952
I just ordered this receiver and I already knew that the space I am putting it in will be tight as far as ventilation goes. I thought I'd mention my fairly cheap solution in case it can help anyone else out. I bought a line voltage cooling fan for $18 at Frys Electronics (I'm sure there are similar units available from Amazon). I cut out a hole in the back of my cabinet, and hooked up the fan to exhaust to the space behind it. Although the fan was not noticeable when the television or my soon to be replaced receiver were on, it was kind of noisy to have it running all the time. I bought a line voltage cooling thermostat (LV3 Lux Products) through Amazon for about $17 and it works great. I just set the thermostat to about 80 and the cooling fan kicks on only when necessary to keep the cabinet cooled down. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E7BTFO/ref=oss_product
1835528
I have a basement with two rooms in it. Both are 350 sq feet. It only cools one room, because there is a doorway between the two rooms and airflow is not good. I would say in an open space this can probably cool 450 sq feet, but no window or wall unit will ever cool many "rooms" the air flow is never good enough to deliver the cooled air.
855677
Should do a good job. I added a fan above it so it would circulate quickly in my garage which is 450 sq foot. Never need it on high. I would insure there is some fresh air for the room for safety.
393262
You should check the Panasonic web site, but I think it fits 2 X 6 construction. The last fans that I have installed were in ceilings below attics, so the depth was not an issue.
1214742
The fan is powerful and efficient so even in a larger room it would be fine, but the light isn't very bright so you would have to get an additional lamp of some kind if the room is large. The fan is very compact but powerful, it is currently in our kitchen which is about 14' x 8'. Hope this helps.
1678248
Probably couldn't hurt if you have the room, I thought about doing the same. The fan is decent for what it is, but doesn't push all that much air. You could wire both fans to operate on the same switch. I have noticed that the fan does help the performance of the unit in hot temps. Good luck dude.
2147452
The room I installed the fan into was about that size. It's a good size fan for a 9' x12' room. For a room that size it's comfortable
1700269
My bedroom is over 300 sq feet, and it cools that pretty well. If you follow the suggestions I made in my review, you can probably cool 300 sq feet with it, depending on how cool you need it of course.
1073345
Depends on use. Lights and Ceiling fans, 250w is fine. If you have a Electric ceiling heater That requires more watts, then the 600w I would use. Hope this helps.
85039
Good afternoon, you shouldn't need a blower with this unit as it will do a nice job warming up a medium size room. You could use a ceiling fan or an oscillating fan to move the air. I did notice a comment below about warranty service. Mr. Heater has an 800 number for service and my experience with them is good. Should you have any questions, give Next Day MRO a call toll free at 855-770-7195.