how much space does it heat
652093
We are using it in a 16' square TV room with high ceiling--- which is normally mid 50 degrees in upstate NY when outside is in 20's. This heater works fine for two people sitting on a couch 9 feet away-- in about 25 minutes it will only bring the room temp up to mid 60's-- which we feel is adequate. So overall we like it. To totally keep the room at hi 60's we'd need to upgrade to something like an Edenflo (?) heater for a lot more money.
652094
I would say 600 or 700 square feet easy. If you ran it full blast it might heat more. I keep mine on 68 most of the time.
652095
We heat a kitchen/den about 15 ft. x 20 ft. We live in upstate S.C., so we don't have severe cold weather.
652096
easily a 12x14...i use it together with a propane furnace for a whole house (1100 sq. ft.) ...worked great...only used 50% of propane and it made electric go up $100 at the most when it was below 0 for the month..can't complain at all...
1335251
this is a tall unit. It easily heats up the entire room. My room is 12 x 12 with 10 foot ceilings.
1783000
It works great and is quiet, but it doesn't heat a very big area. Maybe 30x30 area. I think it will last a long time.
372639
My heater has been great so far. I've owned it for about a year and use it to heat my family room (20 x 13 ft). It keeps the room quite comfortable, but don't know how much energy it actual uses---just know that I rarely have to turn on my house heater which saves money.
16223
It heats my den which is 15 foot by 21 foot. Use central heat for the start and the duraflame does the rest
8330
Don't know about room size, but my desk area is approximately 10 x 6 and it heats the whole area up nicely, especially under my desk where it sits.
2078790
Usually a bedroom or a closed off room... 12x12 which is what we use it for. It is a space heater for a reason. open space[2 ajoining rooms] won't cut it. it will run foreverwe also use a thermostat that we plug the unit into and we have it set at 69 degrees to kick on/off at night.
1934831
It mostly heats the space in front of it. But will warm up the room when it is turned on long enough.
448569
I cannot specifically give square footage, but mine is mounted on a wall shared by my kitchen,Dining room and Den, it is open space and when the heater is on i cannot put it on High because it gets too hot in the room.
369649
it depends how long you keep it on. I use it in a fairly large room (12x14x10 height) and put it close to me. In an hour or so (door closed), the room has heated 6 to 8 degrees.
1733262
That''s a tough one. I use it to take the chill off my kitchen in the morning. It puts out pretty good heat. My kitchen is about 15'x15', with 10' ceiling. Every situation is different. I have a propane heater in my house, not forced air, so I just use it to supplement when and where needed. I live in a 100+ year old adobe, so my place is not typical.
528604
Mine is in a bedroom, about14 ft. square. It takes around 3 hours to warm it up 20 degrees. I have had no problems.
1675036
it 6 or 8 feet long. THe one thing i have found with this is it likes to over heat
2188001
The heater works great. The room we have it in is about 300 square feet. It heats that room nicely and then some.
2241317
Regret that i cannot answer that question. We live in a 26,000 sq foot school house with no central heat. We use a woodburner in the kitchen and use our fabulous Dr. Infrared Heater in the library which is 1250 square foot. We operate it all day,everyday and I have it on one temperature and have not changed it so far because it keeps this room livable. Maybe you could call the manufacturer. I do not know what the situation is for other people using this product but know it has been so helpful to us with this really cold winter this year.
1992099
Depends on a lot of factors, especially insulation but assuming its well insulated I'd say a 10x10 room would be a max size. It's more of a supplementary heat than a main heater... unless you're heating a dog house! ;)
2078788
Usually a bedroom or a closed off room... 12x12 which is what we use it for. It is a space heater for a reason. open space[2 ajoining rooms] won't cut it. it will run forever we also use a thermostat that we plug the unit into and we have it set at 69 degrees to kick on/off at night.