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How many square feet does a 66000 BTU heater heat?
1500 sq ft
How many square feet does 14000 BTU heater heat?
how many square feet does a 14,000 btu heater heat
How many square feet does a 200000 BTU heater heat?
A 200,000 BTU wood burning stove will heat 1,000 square feet.
How many square feet does a 3400 btu heater heat?
10.000
How many square feet does 3000 btu heater heat?
300
How many square feet does a 110000 BTU heater heat?
Burning Stove - 110,000 BTU How many square feet?
How many btu to heat 1500 cubic feet?
Don`t you mean square feet?
How many square feet does a 40000 btu heater heat?
Will a 40,000 btu furnace be enough to heat my 1375 square foot middle unit town house.
How big a space will a 1500 watt heater heat?
With a room that has 8 foot walls the usual formula is 10 watts per sq. ft. Divide 1500 by 10 will give you 150 sq feet of room that will be comfortably heated with a 1500 watt heater.
How many square feet does a 8000 btu heater heat?
The number of square feet that an 8000 btu heater will heat can not be accurately determined just by knowing the output of the heater.Given a small, well insulated, energy efficient house that is located in a mild climate, 8000 btu could be sufficient to heat the entire house.
If a room heater that will heat 189 sq feet What size room would that heat?
189 square feet would be 13.5 feet wide by 14 feet long. Height of a room is based on average height.
How many square feet does a 5000 BTU heater heat?
There is a lot more to it than square footage. To find out the heat load on any room or home you need to have a load calculation performed. This is a process that takes into account location, construction features, etc. With a portable heater (which is what you're talking about if it's 5,000 BTU), you can estimate heating ability with the 10 - 15 watt per square foot rule of thumb. So, 1,500 watts (5,120 BTU) will heat about 150 - 225 square feet. To go from watts to BTU, multiply watts by 3.4.
