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Details: American Wick Kerosene Heater Wick
Brand: American Wick
Sold as each. Fits: Aloha JY-1120, Arturo (API) JY-1120, Bando BK-195, Comfort-Temp GG-8445, Corona 11-DK, 11-DKA, 17-DK, 17-DKB & 17-DKC, Cosy 100, Craig’s International KSA-105, Easy 4570 & EZ-100, Energy Star EKS-198C, Flame-Glo 910, Gemini III SYK-20000, Heat Buster HB-1950, Heat Glow TS-200J & TS-200C, Kero-Sun Omni 105E, 105F, 105G & Director, Model K, Keymar KM-180, Kogy 100, Kozy 100, Noble King, Northstar KSA-105, Nova One, Porta-Heat SYK-20000, Samaritan S-19500, Sun Air Glow US-18-7, Sunny 100/Cosy, Sunstar BK-195, Toshiba KSE-2200 & KSE-2850, Toyostove/Toyotomi KSA-105E, 105F & 105G, Turco 3105, Union Thermal Therma 21, 3205 Heritage, 2300 Homestead, 3100 Tradition, 4506 Vintage. Manufacturer number: AW-20. Country of origin: . Distributed by American Wick/Cans Unltd.
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Buyer Guide Kerosene Space Heaters
Kerosene space heaters, also known as kerosene heaters, are a great choice for heating your home, especially if you live in cold climates.- Safety. Before using a kerosene heater, make sure that it is installed in accordance with local building codes and that it is equipped with a manufacturer-approved chimney.
- Size. Kerosene heaters come in both tabletop and mounted versions. If space is an issue, a mounted unit might be your best bet.
- Cost. Kerosene heaters cost anywhere from $50 to $300. When buying a kerosene heater, consider how much money you can afford to spend on it.
- Heat output. Kerosene heaters come in wattages ranging from 1,800 to 3,300 W. The higher the wattage, the hotter your heater. When choosing a heater, consider how much heat you need.
- Maintenance. Kerosene heaters require little maintenance, except for routine cleaning.
- Debunking myths. While kerosene heaters are inexpensive, they are more expensive than propane and electric heaters. Kerosene heaters come with adjustable heat settings, which allow you to use as little or as much heat as you need.
How to choose Kerosene Space Heaters
Kerosene space heaters can give your home or office a lot of warmth on the coldest of days. But which ones are the best?One factor that you’ll want to consider is the amount of heat that a particular space heater can provide. The Kerosene Heater Buying Guide lists the amount of BTUs that each heater can produce. For instance, the 8,000-watt King Kerosene Heater puts out 8,000 BTUs of heat per hour.
The Kerosene Heater Buying Guide also lists the type of fuel that each heater uses. A kerosene heater typically uses kerosene as fuel; these heaters are cheaper and usually more efficient than other types of space heaters.
Another feature to consider is whether the heaters have any safety features. Kerosene heaters tend to lack these safety features, so check the Kerosene Heater Buying Guide for a list of safety features that different heaters have.
How to use Kerosene Space Heaters
Kerosene space heaters are very simple to use. Here is a step-by-step guide to using them.- Step #1: Fill the tank to the desired amount with kerosene.
- Step #2: Set the thermostat on the desired temperature.
- Step #3: The heater will reach the desired temperature after a few minutes.
- Step #4: Once the desired temperature is reached, the heater will shut off.
- Step #5: Repeat this process until the desired temperature is reached.
Kerosene space heaters are very easy to use and, as long as you follow the instructions above, they should function reliably and efficiently for a long time.
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