did i miss it or is there not btu rating for this heather? i need someting with a 7000+ rating, any sugesttions from the previous users
1649086
This is only rated for 1500 watts. I don't think you will find one at 7000 watts, because most household circuits are rated for only 3850 watts, unless your doing something commercially then I wouldn't know the answer. These heaters are designed to go under the kitchen cabinet in the toe kick area. Hope this helps.
1649087
The 240 Volt at 1500 Watts delivers 5120 BTU/HRThe 120 Volt at 1500 Watts delivers 5120 BTU/HR
1649088
This space heater has 1500 watts. I looked up the conversion on the internet for you and it converts to 5118 btu's.
1649089
Multiply the wattage by 3.412 to convert watts to btu's. At 1500 watts, you get 5118 btu's. You would need a 2000 watt heater to get 7000 btu's.
1547098
I would double check with Holland but according to their specifications the BH212 has a 4900 BTU capacity on HIGH. This regulator will supply 7000 BTU on LOW. Unless you are looking to increase the BTU's I would suggest going directly to Holland for the specified regulator.
1297541
Burner (venturi) will constantly blow out due to over utilization when pushing high LPG pressure. Had to stop using and sold, suggest you find something else to buy. Mfg wouldn't take responsibility and correct the issue, they want you to fry turkeys!
724392
hi its made as a 15,000 btu unit that puts out almost 18,000 , I can tell you this in phx yesterday at 107 deg hi humidity my 34 foot rv with 1 atwood kept it 79 deg at peak load of day if cloady or night can easly drop into the60s plus theres 2 fans so the condenser part allways has the right airflow
2261100
Sorry, I don't know the official BTU rating of this butane burner I bought from Amazon..I do know that above 32F temp it works fine and will make bacon or sausage dance in the skillet in just a couple minutes...Below freezing ambient temps the butane will not get up to cooking temp and may not even flow thru the burner..So if you are a winter hiker or cooker you need to consider a fuel blend or a straight propane unit...I don't camp anymore so my use is backyard cooking which the butane unit does a great fast job..Nuff said!!!!!!!!
2261099
Usually the BTU rating refers to the "heat" that a stove or similar heating device is capable of producing. As Rudy stated, there is an input rating of 7650 BTU per hour. However, this is NOT a heater. It is a cooking appliance. It uses butane which cooks "hotter" than propane.
1708224
Hello You have to contact the customer service to let them know that you want one 18000 and two 9000 btu inside units, be careful my outside unit broke down after a couple of months, I had to call them several times after many calls they didn't want to take my calls, they sent the spare part after 6 months so it's up to you I don't recommend this company regards
799550
I dont know the BTU s but it heats up my 400 gal spa in about 45 minutes to an hour. It works great for me. Mine is on a timer and comes on each am at 6:00.
785014
My unit fan runs continuously no matter what the setting. I never hear the compressor kick in.I am concerned about my electric bill also. How did any of you speak to a representative? All I got was to e-mail them and I have not heard back. Right now I am trying to use the bucket and see if shuts off when the bucket is full. What is a good setting for a large basement? I would appreciate any help.
59943
on fuel economy mode no change in mpg (same) i run now 87 performance what a power diference lower end gets a lot of kick ,it realy shows serious power on 93 performance but i dont want to run 93 because of $ per gal so you'll be happy with 87,i got that unit just for towing i tow 6 k boat than it burns less fuel and pulls way better up hill here in new england would highly recommend cortex (only) nothing else ,my last truck dodge ram with flushpeg waist of money no change in power stay away cortex kicks a.. Buy it and enjoy it
1970867
5180 BTUs HIGH 1500 is the WATTS ...NOT BTUs....People should not answer with their guesses! 3070 BTUs LOW
125601
I have trouble getting the meat temperature to above 170 F. I don't think it is a power issue but a controller issue. Whatever the cause, the smoker is best suited to long time cool smoke. I plan to rebuild the temperature control when I have spare time.
696653
The instructions say it puts out 57,000 BTU's. We use ours all winter as we are full time RVer's. Everyone that has been around ours, buys one. What is nice about the fire dancer is that it can be used on a mat or wood deck as the base never gets hot.
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
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
1863948
Hello, recommend using 10.000 BTU. any questions you can feel free to call me at 860 324 6015 thank you
1065418
Yes. I can only get mine to run on the high setting. Not sure what the BTU output is ? It starts out wide open then tapers off maybe to the low setting ?It will not function in any other setting. Thinking about tossing it before something bad happens.I also had to move the safety shutoff probe closer to the heat grid to get it to work at all.