“What is the difference between 6000 British BTU and 6000 regular BTU”

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• Hey, Valued Customer! There is no difference between the 6000 British and regular BTU. The BTUs is estimates for the cooling needs of a typical area for heating and cooling. ~Courtney

  Answered by FrigidaireSupport 2 years ago

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• No difference, the unit is BTU - British Thermal Units. It's a standard measurement of thermal capacity, and if you've seen "British BTUs" somewhere, it was a typo or misnomer for BTU. Hope this helps!

  Answered by MaxB 6 years ago

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• BTU stands for British Thermal Units. There is no British BTU and regular BTU.

  Answered by RichardRW 6 years ago

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• BTU is abbreviation for British Thermal Unit which is a measurement for thermal energy. There is no regular or British distinction/difference. Hope this clears up any confusion.

  Answered by Mama 6 years ago

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• Hello, Please contact the manufacturer for the answer to this question. Thank you

  Answered by Product Expert 6 years ago

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