how many sq ft does it heat
1868156
we use it in our wood shop which is 26'x34 and it's great for heat, but of course noisy but I don't think you will find one that works quietly
1868157
I have a garage that is aprx 23X29 with 12' ceilings, I haven't had it in any sub zero weather yet but so far it has been good and I didn't think it was as noisy as what some of the reviews were. FYI I live in the Chicago area to give you an idea of what type of Weather I use it in.
1868158
I used Mr. Heater in an area approx. 400 square feet. After about 40 minutes I had to turn it way down. I would say this would heat an area at least twice that size, to a comfortable temp.
1868159
Really depends on the space and insulation. At max output this heater produces 60,000 but/hour. You can figure out the heating arrangement here:http://www.calculator.net/btu-calculator.html I use it in a semi-insulated garage that is 1000 sq/ft and it brings it up from 25 to 60 in about 15 minutes on high.
448570
It says it is rated for 700 sq ft, but it will heat more than that. I think that it will depend on your floor plan, and the amount of insulation in the house. We can easily heat 1000 sq. ft without turning up the thermostat over 3 (goes to 5). Most of the time 2 or 2.5 is adequate and the house stays nice and cozy.
1535713
We use ours to heat a 500 sq ft space and it does the job. Hope this helps.
1535711
I use it in a three car garage(720 sq ft) to take the chill off when I'm working out there. It works out quite well for me. I like it and myself I think it would heat a 20x13 room.
2237761
you must be joking. at its price, in no way is it designed to heat-up 400 sq. ft.!
1488305
There is a single speed fan that operates to project heat but it is a radiant heater and when it reaches the set temp it will cycle off the elements thus saving energy usage. as far a cubic feet per minute projection into the space you wish to heat I have no knowledge, I can tell you it does a pretty fair job in a 1,000 square foot area I placed it in.
1700268
Don't know how many square feet it cools, I have it in my bedroom. The bedroom is small an it does cool it off
1972291
That depends on how many degrees you need to warm the air and the insulation and leakage present in the room. Conservatively speaking it should handle about 120 sq. ft. Where Michael gets the 800 sq. ft I have no idea because that's not at all realistic, not aligned with other 1500W heaters which produce an identical amount of heat.
713415
It heats my office really well and it's 144sq ft but it said its able to hear up to 400 sq ft max. I hv it on my wall 36" from the ceiling. Looks good n works great
1482078
I love my small heater I use it in my living room but it warms the whole apartment which is 988 sq ft two bedrooms and two baths. Hope this helps you Sandra
1003979
Rated for 1000 sq feet but I am not sure how warm it could keep a room of that size. I am using to heat an office area within a larger room and it works well.
377140
I have this in my living room and it is actually quiter than the 800 sq foot one I have in my bedroom. Though to be honest I would get one of the smaller ones that are much cheaper for your bedroom. This unit puts off surprisingly little heat considering it claims to be for 2000 sq feet, I hear good things about the Dr. Infrared Heater 1500 sq ft one, but I don't own one of those so I can't personally attest to it.
1525544
You feel the heat immediately but best results are achieved in a medium size room after it is on for a half hour or so. It heats my computer room of 140 square feet very comfortably in that amount of time.
1057968
I purchased this unit before last winter and found it to make the 15'X15' living room very comfortable. I do not believe that this unit comes close to heating a 1000 sq ft home, more like an efficient space heater.
1211374
Unfortunately I do not remember the answer to that question. It is in the information supplied by Rinnai. I just do not recall. I have a 1200 sq ft cabin at an elevation of 7,000 ft and it heats it up real fast. It is quiet and a real nice buy. Sorry, I do not have a direct answer to your question.
1813168
Not sure about the square feet, but I suggest you look at alternative heating units, they will undoubtedly provide you with heat. This unit is not worth the expense.
1003980
I had it in my living with very vaulted ceilings to help with drafting and it was about 700 square feet. Right now its in our guest house (850 square feet) and it is nice and toasty. Right now temp is around 30 lows to 50 highs. Great for supplement heat or higher temps. I have thought about getting another for main house foe this kind of weather because the wood stove is too hot right now.