@ Jokola: It's about 200MeV/ per fission if a Uranium Atom, what is huge compared to LENR energies.
Perhaps a more important number than total Q value is MeV per nucleon. Consider platinum, usually used as the anode in CF experiments, with atomic weight 195.084:
195.084 / 200 MeV (just to use a number) = 0.97 MeV/nucleon
The (presumably two) fragments would be large ones, just lumbering along. They would kick up lots of electrons, and maybe cause some Coulomb excitation.