For Zone I-IV. For Zone V, see below.
1. Determine cu. ft. volume for the room to be heated
(length x width x height of the room = cu. ft.)
2. Find your heating zone on the map above.
3. Multiply the cubic volume by the heating factor located
on the adjacent chart.
EXAMPLE 1: You would like to provide supplemental heat for a room located in Chicago, Illinois. The room is 20' long, 15' wide and 8' high. The cu. ft. of the room is 20' x 15' x 8' = 2400 cu. ft. Then locate Chicago on the heating zone map (Zone IV). Heat required = Heating Factor x Cu. Ft.
7.5 x 2400 = 18,000 BTU/HR.
EXAMPLE 2: You would like to provide supplemental heat for the same size room located in Dallas, Texas (Zone II). Heat required = Heating Factor x Cu. Ft.
4.8 x 2400 = 11,520 BTU/HR.