how ell does it distribute heat?
1625021
It distributes the heat evenly. I use a gas cooker with a large burner, so to me the heat is distributed evenly. I can't fault it. If I didn't have one I'd buy one.
1625022
I have round electric burners and the fry pan heats very evenly. I haven't noticed any cool spots. I love this pan.I can cook 4 eggs at the same time and they all get done at the same time.
1625023
Very well. The very outside is a little cooler. The finish does not require oil to cook
1625024
I really like this pan. I have a large burner on an electric cooktop, so it seems to heat evenly. Don't know how well it would do on a small burner.
1625025
I've never seen one yet that truly distributes heat evenly (I'm sure they exist, but they probably cost more than I want to pay)...this is better than most I've used; not great, but I can live with it.
1625026
this griddle works perfectly. It is our main one we use from eggs to grilled cheese sandwiches
60846
It appears to me that the unit heats an area of square footage. Its not directional.
1017885
I bought it for camping so I've only used it on a Coleman twin burner propane stove and on a Coleman propane grill. It distributes heats fairly even but the stove does create two hot spots where the burners are and the grill creates one long hot spot down the middle. I put it on the twin burner stove for making two pancakes at a time and usually put it on the grill for hash browns. That also depends on what else I'm cooking at the same time but I also have 10" and 12" tri-ply stainless sauté pans with single burner stoves too. Overall it doesn't distribute the heat as well as a cast iron griddle but I prefer stainless over cast iron for camping because it's lighter and more maintenance free. I bought it for camping so I've only used it on a Coleman twin burner propane stove and on a Coleman propane grill. It distributes heats fairly even but the stove does create two hot spots where the burners are and the grill creates one long hot spot down the middle. I put it on the twin burner stove for making two pancakes at a time and usually put it on the grill for hash browns. That also depends on what else I'm cooking at the same time but I also have 10" and 12" tri-ply stainless sauté pans with single burner stoves too. Overall it doesn't distribute the heat as well as a... » Read More I bought it for camping so I've only used it on a Coleman twin burner propane stove and on a Coleman propane grill. It distributes heats fairly even but the stove does create two hot spots where the burners are and the grill creates one long hot spot down the middle. I put it on the twin burner stove for making two pancakes at a time and usually put it on the grill for hash browns. That also depends on what else I'm cooking at the same time but I also have 10" and 12" tri-ply stainless sauté pans with single burner stoves too. Overall it doesn't distribute the heat as well as a cast iron griddle but I prefer stainless over cast iron for camping because it's lighter and more maintenance free. « Show Less
959444
We were told by people with no ax to grind that the blowers are problematic; that the best heat-distribution is ceiling fans reversed for winter. We already had the ceiling fans, so that's what we're doing. You can also get those neat little ~4" fans to put in the corner of doorways.
573095
this heater works by convection cold air from the floor gets pulled in the bottom of the heater the heating element heats the air the heated air flows out of the top of the heater...no fan is necessary.
1060999
Maybe a little, but probably not much. You'll experience a lot of heat loss where the water isn't covered. I actually wish I had purchased a bigger one because of this.
444118
Not sure but it gets real hot, adjustable heat control. I never went much past half way.
296299
It uses the same propane tank you use for a bbq. As far as the heat goes it puts out allot of it I leave it Med and bought additional lava rocks at Loes to put in the tray you deffinitaly feel it on a chilly night.
2238382
It depends on the height of the heater. I'm 5'7" tall. With the heater on high and approximately 2 ft above my head, I can feel the heat on my head. Definitely more downward than out and spread.
556722
It heats more than it says.. It puts out plenty of heat without a blower...This type of heat heats everything around it. Its the best I ever had.
1106917
This unit does produce any heat. On the contrary I sometimes use it as a fam
424821
It does generate enough heat to be able to set around it and be comfortable. A very nice size and has worked great for us. A great product.
1533527
Most of the heat comes from the sides and not the back. I don't know how that will work in your situation.
570586
There is plastic inside and the friction creates heat. I think it relies on the liquid being pumped to cool it down and not melt the plastic. I would not use it to pump anything more then luke warm. I pumped more than 100 gal of heavy liquid 8' high in few hours and it's still working.
2276213
it is made out of metal, so, it gets really hot. I use it on my outdoor range. works great at dispersing heat more evenly.i see no problem with using ir inside, just have to let it cool way down before trying to move it.
2152590
It has a multiple position switch which controls the amount of heat it generates. Works very well.
1086319
Absolutely not!! The heat reaches everyone!! The bowl is large and lots of heat is distributed to all!! I just love this "fire table"! So beautiful! And, functional!!