Space Heaters
For versatility and dependable supplemental heat, the Broan High-Capacity Wall Heaters can fill the bill. Wire for 240- or 208-volt wiring, select from 2000, 3000, or 4000 watts of heating power to suit the size space you need to heat. Built-in thermostats and variable heat settings make these UL-listed heaters versatile in use, and their sturdy construction gives them durability. They can also be field-converted to half-wattage power. Supplemental Heat with Options These high-capacity heaters feature a steel-sheathed, plate-finned, heavy-duty enclosed heating element that produces heat quickly and quietly. In addition, the adjustable thermostat is a built-in disc-type with a security cover. 2000 Watt: 200 sq. ft. coverage with 6,827 BTUs at 240 Volts / 8.33 Amps 135 sq. ft. coverage with 5,120 BTUs at 208 Volts / 7.21 Amps 3000 Watt: 300 sq. ft. coverage with 10,204 BTUs at 240 Volts / 12.5 Amps 200 sq. ft. coverage with 7,680 BTUs at 208 Volts / 10.82 Amps 4000 Watt: 400 sq. ft. coverage with 13,653 BTUs at 240 Volts / 16.67 Amps 265 sq. ft. coverage with 10,204 BTUs at 208 Volts / 14.42 Amps Power can be tapped from a nearby circuit, depending on the wattage selected and the amp rating of the circuit. For low-amp circuits, the heater can be easily converted to half-wattage to avoid over-loading. Existing or New Construction Easily installed in between wall studs, you can add a Broan fan-forced wall heater to an existing room or build into new construction. Heavy-duty 22-gauge steel construction housing mounts directly to studs. It should be located 12 inches from floor or adjacent walls and is designed for 24-inch on center stud construction, framing in between if necessary. A housing mask is included for use during new construction and should be removed before operating. Built-In Thermostat Equipped with an on-board thermostat and simple dial control for infinite variable heat settings. You can use it to add heat on cold mornings or evenings as needed, or use it