BTU/hour
- Thread starter whyme!
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They are both giving the same information in different format. but 1000 BTUs is not 1000 watts if that is what you're asking.
If you look up stelrad radiators they quote the output in both formats
If you look up stelrad radiators they quote the output in both formats
so this one says 466 watts http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/n...efview=lister&ts=1203290526072&isSearch=false
what is that in btu
what is that in btu
Just done a quick Google as I had lost my conversion factors. Needed to work something out myself....
watts x 3.414 = btu
btu x 0.293 = watts
If im correct your rad will have output of 1590 btu.
watts x 3.414 = btu
btu x 0.293 = watts
If im correct your rad will have output of 1590 btu.
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