Does it actually produce heat? If so, how many BTU's?
1814258
Yes it produces heat but no idea how many BTUs. We live in FL and it's summer We turned it on only long enough to test that it works.
1814259
Yes, it's a gas fire!! This is taken right from the description on the Amazon website...........48,000 BTU. Decorative tear drop cutouts and black finish on firebox. Includes easy grip control knob. Includes lava rocks and 3 faux logs.
1814260
We use the fireplace for ambiance not warmth. In my opinion, it does not provide much warm comfort. We do;however, love to sit around the fire for relaxation.
1517933
I would get the highest BTU you could. I am not an expert, but I have been quite happy with this unit. With fans on it is able to cool a 900 sq foot space (with fans and shading) on a fully exposed all window office. You should look into the part that supports it from the outside. That seems to help with the support. Hope this helps.
102475
I use natural gas, and this model is 24,000 btu.Using the thermostat control helps regulate my usage. I use this as a secondary heating source.
1970870
No, it not a puff of air. It does warm a room. We use it mostly at night, we close the doors to the bedroom and the entire room is warm. It does not warm a huge space or two large rooms. I do like it and it serves the purpose if you don't want to heat your entire house. I am not sure what the btu's are.
1218714
I believe it's rated for 480,000 btu, so it would be 93,000 btu/gallon...so a little over 5 gallons an hour if it's on 100% of the time. Heating our hot tub it takes about 20 minutes to bring it to temp of 101, then it cycles on and off.
940916
It generates 35000 BTU on the highest setting. The setback from the wall is 9 inches. The website is castlestoves dot com.
1341262
I have the 12000 btu unit in a 700 sq ft cabin and it keeps up until the outside temp gets below 15 degrees and it still puts out a fair amount of heat down to 5. I would think it shouldn't have any trouble in the space you are putting it in but it might be wise to keep a back-up just in case.
837332
I got Samsung AQV12VBEX Vivace Ductless Heat Pump Outdoor Unit Only 12,000 BTU Samsung My units are already installed, work like a dream. Highly recommend , extremely quiet.
176963
I don't know how many BTUs but it is certainly plenty hot for any kind of BBQng I've done.
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......
1851947
Hi Don, This cooktop does not have the most powerful burners as this is one the least expensive cooktops on the market. There are two 9500 BTU burners, one 12000 BTU burner and one 5000 BTU. Thanks Melanie with Goedekers
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.
606589
Plugs into a normal 110 outlet...Sorry, don't know the BTU's or wattage. We use it on the aft deck of our boat for cold nights in the winter and it works great! It is mounted about 5' from the seating area and we keep warm....it does not work that well if there is a lot of wind though!!
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.
344103
I have the same size garage, and the HD60ASO111 Hot Dog does a real good job of heating with no problems with it since I purchased it about a year ago as a replacement for what it had. I had a 75,000 BTU unit in it before and I can't tell any difference.
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.
244162
The manual states "at 1500 watts, your heater will use approximately 5100 BTU." I wish I could be more helpful. I bought my heater at the END of last winter and have not yet used it, but hope to beat the high costs of electric heat this coming winter.