Cadet RMC151W (63315) Register Plus Wall Heater, White

Wall Heater has a clean, low-profile design and quiet operation for comfortable, wall-mounted electric heat. Often chosen for its similar appearance to a central system register vent, the Register features a large squirrel cage blower that quietly provides increased airflow allowing for lower surface and air-at surface temperatures. It features a commercial-grade steel element for durability and is designed for optimal warm-air circulation at any heat setting. Comes packaged with a wall can and white grille.

Highlights

• Color: white
• Complete unit
• Watts 120V: 500/ 1000/ 1500
• Amps 120V: 4.17/ 8.33/ 12.50
• Commercial grade steel element
• Squirrel cage blower provides increased airflow, allowing for lower surface temperatures and quiet operation
• Can be installed with mounting legs horizontally in wall cavity or vertically on sill plate to minimize installation time
• Thermal Safeguard: High temperature manual reset turns off heater if normal operating temperatures are exceeded
• Clean, low-profile appearance with a white, powder-coated paint finish
• In-wall, fan-forced electric heater resembles a central-system register vent

INSTALLATION

Can I install the Register heater in the ceiling?

No, the Register heater is not U.L. approved for ceiling mount.

Can I install the Register heater above the doorway?

Since heat rises, it is not recommended and inefficient to install a Register heater above the doorway.

Can I install the Register heater in a closet?

Cadet does not recommend installing heaters in a closet. The presence of clothing and other articles could restrict or block the airflow of the heater. If an appropriately sized wall heater is installed in the room, the closet will also be heated.

Can I install my fan heater in an insulated wall?

Yes, it is acceptable to install the heater in an insulated or a non-insulated wall.

If I use the surface mount can, do I need the wall can?

Yes, a wall can is required.

Why does Cadet recommend installing heaters on an inside wall?

Outside walls are insulated, so this would require a break in the insulation seal, possibly allowing cold air into the room. It would also compromise the accuracy of an in-built thermostat.