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<p>Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „&lt;br&gt;As the pandemic re-surged this Fall, we started discovering socially distanced outdoor get-togethers getting somewhat chilly. So I purchased a Mr. Heater &quot;…“</p> <p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>&lt;br&gt;As the pandemic re-surged this Fall, we started discovering socially distanced outdoor get-togethers getting somewhat chilly. So I purchased a Mr. Heater &quot;Big Buddy&quot; portable propane heater to help extend the season. Gas or Electric Heat: Propane heaters are characterized by their heat output in BTUs; [https://www.zivnustka.cz/2016/06/28/skloubeni-vzhledu-a-funkce/ electric heater for bedroom] heaters are usually characterized by their power consumption in Watts. You may convert electric energy consumption to BTUs by multiplying it by 3.41. So a 1500W heater (about as large as you can put on a typical circuit in your own home) will generate the equal of 5115 BTUs. 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