Product Description
These Powerful Heaters are Factory Wired at 1000W, 1500W and 2000W and Can Be Easily Converted to Half-Wattage for Added Versatility. The Low Wall Mounting and Register-Look Grille, in Neutral White Finish, Mean TheyÕre Designed to Be as Inconspicuous as they are Efficient. Plus, they DonÕt Restrict Furniture Placement the Way Baseboard Heaters Can. Broan 128 1000/2000W 240VAC Register Heater Factory Wired for 2000W at 240 VAC Ð Easily Converts to 1000W at 240VAC. The Look of Central Forced Air Heating; the Convenience of Zonal Control. Sturdy, One-Piece Steel Grille; Louvers Direct Air Downward for Even Heat Distribution. Broan-Designed Blower with Permanently Lubricated Motor for Quiet, Reliable Air Delivery; Quick Room Warm-Up. Heat Ranges for Virtually Any Size Room. Manual Reset, Thermal Overload Protection. Operates from Convenient Wall-Mounted Line-Voltage Thermostat - Broan Model 86W (Available Separately).
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #151319 in Lighting
- Color: White
- Brand: Broan
- Model: 128
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.00" h x 1.00" w x 2.00" l, 7.45 pounds
Features
- Factory wired for 2000 watt at 240 VAC-easily converts to 1000 watt at 240VAC
- The look of a central forced air heating with the convenience of zonal control
- Sturdy one piece steel grille-louvers direct air downward for even heat distribution
- Broan-designed blower with permanently lubricated motor for quiet, reliable air delivery-quick room warm up
- Manual reset-thermal overload protection
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Works well but...
By M.Morello
I orderded two of these for two of the rooms in my house. I guess I'll start with the good points. They put off a considerable amount of heat! Will heat up my 12x12 and 8x11 room in less than 10 minutes. (from 65 to roughly 70) They have not really impacted my electric bill very much, as a matter of fact, I was quite suprised when I got the bill! Amazon did a great job packing and shipping the heaters to me. Now on to the places that need improvement. The first problem I noticed is that you can't install these units (and use the supplied braces) in old construction. I bought these to replace my radiant ceiling heat in my home. I was able to install them anyway. I just didn't use the braces. One of the heaters in my daughters room is very quiet, whereas the one I installed in my room will wake me out of a dead sleep. Not quite sure as to why. They are both exactly the same heaters, installed exactly the same way. That's really the only downfalls I can think of. If you are concerned with noise, I suppose go with the cadet versions. I have one in my living room and can't even tell when it's running (aside from the noticable heat).
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