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Brand | Cadet | Cadet | Cadet | Cadet |
Name | 48 in. 1,000-Watt 240-Volt Electric Baseboard Heater in White | 96 in. 2,000-Watt 240/208-Volt Electric Baseboard Heater in White | 48 in. 1,000-Watt 240-Volt Electric Baseboard Heater in White with Thermostat | 96 in. 2500-Watt 240-Volt Electric Baseboard Heater in White |
Price | $4600 | $6488 | $6836 | $9352 |
Ratings | (179) | (64) | (0) | (29) |
Baseboard Heating Type | Electric | Electric | Electric | Electric |
Voltage (volts) | 240/208 | 240/208 | 240/208 | 240/208 |
Heating Technology Type | Convection | Convection | Convection | Convection |
Product Weight (lb.) | 7.25 lb | 13.75 lb | 7.25 lb | 18 lb |
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Brand | Cadet | Cadet | Cadet | Cadet |
Name | 48 in. 1,000-Watt 240-Volt Electric Baseboard Heater in White | 96 in. 2,000-Watt 240/208-Volt Electric Baseboard Heater in White | 48 in. 1,000-Watt 240-Volt Electric Baseboard Heater in White with Thermostat | 96 in. 2500-Watt 240-Volt Electric Baseboard Heater in White |
Price | $4600 | $6488 | $6836 | $9352 |
Ratings | (179) | (64) | (0) | (29) |
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yes, you can connect two heaters to one wall thermostat. we have three heaters in our livingroom conneced to one thermostat.
Yes, you could, but I think I would put the timer on the power in side. You could adjust the temperature from the thermostat and control the amount of time the heater operated from the timer. 100% hot might might be too much if you ran it for an hour.
During heating season I set the thermostat to the desired temperature and they stay on 24/7
This unit is driven by 240 volts. Since it consumes 1000 watts, the amperage would be 1000/240 = 4.17 amps (i.e. power/voltage = amps)
Typically you would want to go at about 10 watts per square foot in a well insulated space. I would suggest ordering with out on board thermostats and getting a double pole thermostat that would allow you to turn the units off when not in use. Best to give us a call at 855-223-3887 and we can help you. Thank you.
There are knock outs on both ends you can wire left or right high or low depending you your choice. See the manual for a diagram. Thank you and if you have more questions please contact us at 855-223-3887. https://cadetheat.com/index.php?route=extension/module/product_downloads/get&did=73
Watt is the unit to measure how much heat energy can be generated. For more details, please google it. There's always physics involved to answer.
It is typical for an electric heater to produce a smell for the first hour or so after it is turned on for the first time. This is a result of manufacturing coatings being burned off. If you read the manual, it will probably mention this side effect of the first time the heater is energized.
This heater is intended for permanent installation so it does not have a cord. Unless you are able to do your own electrical work, you will need an electrician to install this heater.
No. They recommend against it because it would melt the insulation off of an electrical cord hanging down over it.