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List Price : $149.95 Price : $131.43
List Price : $149.95 Price : $131.43
Product Description
10K BTU Indoor Portable Radiant Kerosene Heater
Amazon.com Review
With a 1-gallon drop-in tank, this portable kerosene heater will generate 10,000 Btu's--enough to heat over 400 square feet--for about 12 hours. Two D batteries (included) run a matchless ignition; the front of the heater tower has a steel protective cage. The all-metal construction gives this heater a utilitarian look, but it's an excellent choice for additional or emergency backup heating in the home, office, shop, or warehouse. The KW-11C weighs in at 20 pounds when empty. World Marketing recommends that you use clean kerosene only--a kerosene pump is included. Some assembly is required. --Richard Farr
- 10,000-BTU portable kerosene heater for up to 420 square feet
- Includes 2 D batteries for matchless ignition; steel protective cage
- Delivers clean, efficient radiant heat; ideal for additional or emergency backup heating
- Some assembly required; 1-gallon drop-in tank required; kerosene pump included
- Measures approximately 12 by 22 by 19 inches; 2-year limited warranty
Kero World KW-11F 10,000-BTU Indoor Portable Radiant Kerosene Heater Reviews
Kero World KW-11F 10,000-BTU Indoor Portable Radiant Kerosene Heater Reviews
| 28 of 28 people found the following review helpful:  perfect combination of high- and low-tech., By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Kero World KW-11F 10,000-BTU Indoor Portable Radiant Kerosene Heater (Kitchen) I've used one of these for about 3 fill-ups now: about 36 hours of use. (I don't think it will ever be 16 hours on 1 gallon, but 12 is fine by me.) It's flawless. It smells a very little bit at start-up and shut-down, but while it's running it's essentially odorless. And perfectly quiet (a very soft gurgle once every ten minutes or so when it needs to sip some fuel into some internal tank) -- and it puts out a lot of heat. I have a room that's maybe 300 square feet with 5 big windows. On a cold night (close to 0 degrees F.) this thing can warm up that room by 2 or 3 degrees in 10 minutes, and maybe by 8 or 9 degrees in an hour. If you sit across the room and it's pointed straight at you, you can feel it right away. It easy to fill up. There's a cannister that you carry outside (garage) and fill from your kerosene container with a hand-powered siphon. Worked the first time. This may not work if your outdoor kerosene container is too low,... Read more 11 of 11 people found the following review helpful: Good Heater!, By This review is from: Kero World KW-11F 10,000-BTU Indoor Portable Radiant Kerosene Heater (Kitchen) I've been using kerosene heaters for about 25 years now and really like them. I picked this unit up at a local Tru-Value because my old Kero Sun was malfunctioning. My first impression of this product is it's well put together. It looks well designed and feels solid. I prefer the square units over the round ones as the square units have removable fuel tanks and thus are more convenient to refuel. This unit also has a few nice touches like a little lip on the fuel tank handle which makes it a bit easier to remove. Another nice touch is a cover for the batteries. This is the first time I've seen this on a kerosene heater. This helps resist battery corrosion. I've used kerosene heaters for two purposes; to lower my heating bills and to have a backup source of heat during power outages. I use my main furnace to heat the house up to my desired temperature. I start the kerosene heater up at the same time and position it below a ceiling fan turning clockwise. Once the house is... Read more 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful: Fine heater, By Tim (Balimore, MD) - See all my reviews This review is from: Kero World KW-11F 10,000-BTU Indoor Portable Radiant Kerosene Heater (Kitchen) I am going on my third season with this heater and it is serving me well. My parents always used a kerosene heater and now I use one myself. They are really great...don't let propaganists try to tell you they are "death traps." I have a 1200 sq ft row house built in 1949 and frequently use my kerosene heater all winter long to take some stress off my heating bill. It sounds like some of the other reviewers were not using the correct fuel. You should use UNDYED, clear 1-K Kerosene. Do not use kerosene that is dyed red (the IRS requires kerosene sold for certain purposes to be dyed). I tried this dyed kero once and it wreaked havok on my wick...the wick gets all gummed up with residue so it will no longer raise and retract after just a few gallons. This is just another way that the government screws up our lives. With the correct fuel, this heater produces beautiful, radiant heat. It is very cosy, and like having a little fireplace in the room. Cats and dogs... Read more |
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