What is the energy consumption at the lowest gas flow rate?
1427173
It is very low. I foundit to be a great solution at my office. Very compact. My gas bills are super small.
1851260
I am not sure o buts but I'd doesn't put off a lot of heat. We love it though. Placed it in a chimera fireplace and keep it on deck. Very nice flame and doesn't really sunk down the gas very fast. Used two standard size tanks last year.
2017936
Lowest setting is very quiet. I only use higher setting when I need to move air quickly since it does make some noise.
1202269
Im sorry I cannot answer your questioin. I purchased this sink as a basic utility sink so was not concerned with flow rate.
1856207
About 230 feet per second, but that's on a sliding scale depending on how full your co2 is. Fps can be as low as 180, but usually stays in the 200s.
210162
It is electric. no gas involved at all, unless it is a different model than mine.
1951239
Energy factor .62, first hour delivery 68gph, recovery 40.4gph for 90 temp rise. See http://www.rheem.com/documents/fury-gas-rheem-fury-gas-spec-sheet
839950
The amount of air moved, measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM), on the three speeds varies little. 3460 high, 3320 medium, 3160 low
935187
The lowest speed is fine for my use. If you are really fearful of having dry ingredients fly you can hand mix with a wooden spoon to start.
1956988
1,3 amps, nothing important since airflow is quite large operating time is pretty short for airbeds even a serious 10ft dinghy.
222920
Constant slow feed, just plug into a basic timer and use the included chart to set flow amount and duration. or get fancy and expensive and buy a co2 controller. Mines ran off just a cheap timer and works great.
1624615
I confirm first post: Low: 90W, Medium: 145W, and High for me was 181W. It's a gas-guzzler for sure. :)
766606
I believe it goes down to 32, but don't know why anyone would want it set that low. I still love mine by the way. It certainly saves money as our other source of energy is propane, which is more expensive.
983083
very very very very little - basically none. Only time is when I let it run out of fuel. That is my fault - not the machine. I have had 3 heaters in my lifetime - this one is the best. BTW - I use my as a landloard to unthaw frozen water pipes. Put it in the crawl space and 10 minutes later the water flows....
1434440
The unit uses no gas and has no compressor. It cools be mechanical transfer of heat from an inside fan to a metallic heat sink block through the case to the outside where another fan transfers the heat out from the mea sink. In addition, this unit uses a "heat pipe" technology that assists with that process. There is no gas or liquid used in the pipe, it is just another heat sync (metallic) that transfer heat fro the inside to the outside. These unit keep the inside temperature of the unit at least 20 degrees below ambient temperature.
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.
515387
No. I believe it's much less than that, the one negative to this unit. Turns out i am using over an electric cook top instead of gas.