Does anyone know the BTU?
1864044
Thank you for your question. Maximum heat output of this product is 2800Kcal. 1 BTU = 0.252 kcal So Maximum heat output of this product is about 11,111BTU.
1864045
Thank you for your question.Maximum heat output of this product is 2800Kcal.1 BTU = 0.252 kcalSo Maximum heat output of this product is about 11,111BTU.
1215449
200 btu is 3/4 in piping, 250 btu up all require 1 and 1/2 in piping with 3/4 in at the heater. Anything less will not fill has line fast enough. You may get away with 1" but says 1 1/4". I just ran it from outside the house to save re piping
674865
Look to the model number on the side of the unit. If it has an 09 in the series of letters, it's a 9000 BTU model. If it has a 12, then it's a 12000 btu model.
2034275
Watts are how much power it uses. BTUs are how much heat it puts out. Not the same thing. I'd also like to know but assume it's not great since it's not mentioned. Quality similar models, at only slightly higher cost, can put out 5200 BTUs.
344104
I would think you would want at least the 75,000 BTU and may be better to move up to a 100,000 BTU unit.
696800
High/1500, Low/750. BTU: High/1500, Low/2561 I found these specs by googling the writing on the shipping box (luckily/lazily the heater that I ordered is still sitting inside of the box in by utility room).
102474
Honestly, I'm not sure of the BTU's but I do love it. This heater very comfortably heats the living room, dining room and kitchen areas. It's difficult to say how much propane it uses since there are days when its warmer and doesn't come on at all so......
1880905
Apparently it will work. I have a 10000 btu and a 15000 btu AC and it works with both of them. Hope this helps.
1441903
No. It's too small. Use this calculator to determine the BTU required for your room:http://www.calculator.net/btu-calculator.html
1902111
Hello there! This heater is a 1500W model and therefore, it is about 5000 BTU/hr.
1187077
You need to find the max btu rating (i.e. 250,000btu) for the cooktop, and then compare it with the rating for this regulator, which is 140,000 btu. Word of advice: if you need to ask these questions, you might be better letting a professional size and install your system. Gas is nothing to play with, and an improperly sized regulator could mean big problems.
1809016
Good morning. This unit operates at a minimum of 19,000 BTU and can vary up to 120,000 BTU based on needs. you can find more information by visiting Noritz website or giving us a call at 855-770-7195. http://www.noritz.com/residential-products/nr50/
1809015
Dear Roberta, Thank you for your inquiry. This unit id Max. 120,000 Btuh - Min. 19,000 btuh. Please see link below for specs: http://www.noritz.com/residential-products/nr50/ Kind Regards, FAUCET TOWN USA
338532
If this is the correct answer, it states that Input rating is 9,000 BTU/Hr-Max.
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
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.
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.