what's the sq footage that this unit will cover? I have very very high ceilings and also higher than the norm in my kitchen.
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I use for my entire 2nd floor of our house. Which is about 900 sq ft. 9 ft ceilings. I could probably use two for each floor but 1 does pretty well. I bought these for healing purposes as well as room deodorizes. I got sick of wasting money on glade plugins. Plus those chemicals freak me out. These work really well. Love 'em.
1848790
80 sq. ft. is tiny, I've had cubicles bigger than that! I've used it in a 400 sq. ft. room and it works great.
1462695
You need to measure the sq footage and get extra. No way I would know sorry
138220
As I understand it, the industry assumes 8 ft high ceilings so you room is only a little bigger at 9 ft tall. they do the math 12x13 = 156 plus the xtra height. You should be OK with this unit.
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Coverage will depend on several factors including your location (for climate) and the overall quality of insulation and factors such as ceiling height and window count. I would be happy to discuss your situation with you to determine this unit applicability to your situation. I can also offer my best price with a call. Thanks, Jason Heat and Cool Direct (574) 333-3333
848144
I dunno. Maybe an inch. I'm just replying so I can tell you that these guys lied. This kit will NOT do 1200 sq ft. Not even close. Maybe 500.
1906879
20x20x15=6000 Sg ft. so no! 20x20x8=3200 sg ft which would be a normal ceiling height would still be to much for this heater to work properly. You would need four of these units to heat it up properly. 15' height is your biggest problem.
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From the date of previous answers, you are probably past this. I post the following for those who may still face this issue: You say you need a unit that measures 14 x 9.75 x 7.75 inches? Is that the size of cutout in your ceiling where there is or was an existing unit? You might find a new unit with same dimensions as an old one, but not too likely. These dimensions are not standardized. More likely, you need a larger unit so you can cut out the ceiling to fit the new unit. You could install a smaller unit but would then need to deal with a too large hole - ceiling work or cover of some sort
127369
Manufacturer specs say 500 sq ft. We use it in a space that is actually two rooms open to each other, a little under 400 sq ft. It seems to do a good job.
751675
I've used this for several years for my dog who is frightened by thunder, and just general anxious. I put it in my living room and it seems to cover that room plus the dining room (of a 3 bedroom house, not sure of sq. footage.) Hope this helps.
500776
I have a fairly large bedroom in terms of square feet but not that high of a ceiling. It works for me in my space, but the high ceilings may change the effectiveness. Maybe you can check with the manufacturer and see if its designed for high ceilings.
1747408
I don't have mine turned to a large area because I live in a small house on a small property. The system works great for us but I don't know the maximum area that it will cover. I love it.
2084846
The unit is small and I don't know how many square feet is it supposed to cover. I use it in my bedroom which is 16 X 16, but some dust still accumulates. I mostly wanted it for smoke from the fires we have in the summer.
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Hi Matthew, Happy to help. This unit covers approximately 4000 sq ft. of space depending on the existing air quality of the space. I hope this helps and please let us know if we can possibly help with anything else :).
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I was told by an authorized repair person that 750-800 sq ft was the maximum area to be covered. However much of the advertising for this appliance states 1000 sq ft.
564751
I don't believe it will take care of room size areas - Look at instructions, it will show maximum square footage that it will cover. It's more for small closed areas.
1185675
not sure,don`t use it very often ,doesn`t cover as much sq.ft.as advertised.