Currently have NuTone Kickspace Heater Model 9515 in baseboard under kitchen sink - will this model replace that one dimension wise
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Broan and NuTone are the same. I believe all kickspace heaters are the same size.
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Peter, I used the Broan 114 because it would fit in the vacated space. I don't remember the brand; but the dimensions were22" wide x 12" deep X 3.5" high. It was a 220/120v. Both the old unit & the new unit could be easily wired to either, & they show how. I'm pleased with the Broan.
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I am in the same situation. I need one too... these dimensions, to fit custom cabinetry that I do not want to modify. Wish I could help. I'll let you know if I find any options with the same dimensions. Please do the same for me.
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Not sure. I have a single basin sink. Look at the dimensions and measure. Good luck!
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I returned it because it did not fit in my space. I don't have the dimensions, but if you find the manufacturers dimensions, add on an inch in depth because the knobs stick out.
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I put mine, a Waste King L-8000 which isn't an especially compact model, on the deeper end. It made more sense as we use that side for more messy kitchen work and it's also the side where I installed a dishwasher.
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no the fittings are different you would need to down size the garden house with a few adapters and a new coupler.....you would be better off buying the ZODI hot water on demand unit that has a Battery driven pump and a gas fired coil that heats the water
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If the TH942C1004 that Amazon has is the same model as the Thermostat you have, it should fir on your sub-base. Honeywell recommends that you replace the sub-base with the thermostat. You can place the thermostat on the existing sub-base to verify it works. If it does't, there may be a problem with the existing sub-base; therefore you will have to change it.
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Hi it's best to go to Nutone's site and look for the dimensions in specifications. My guess is that the model number has to be the same or it won't fit. Check it first. The electric should be the same. Good luck
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Yes it should replace the Easy Heat GTS1. It isn't clear if the GTS1 has an integrated GFI or not. This particular Honeywell model does. We have two Honeywell setups. One has integrated GFI and the other does not - but we use a dedicated GFI breaker with the latter. It happened to be a better cost option at the time and this is still the case. The Honeywell TH115-AF-120S is $77 shipped and you can get a GFI breaker for usually $15-25 on eBay. At most they would be $35. So if you have the spot for it in your breaker box, you'll save money by separating the breaker from the thermostat. NOTE: I'm assuming that your floor is only 120 since the GTS1 is only rated for that application. Good luck!
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Sorry, but the new model will not fit into the base of the old one. There is just a small change in the new one that keeps it from fitting. But it is an easy job to replace the base, provided of course that you shut off the power at the breaker panel. I replace one of the bases that was 15 feet from the floor. That was the hardest one, since I had to use an extension ladder, not a nice solid step ladder. Good luck.
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Yes. We have installed it in our single hole Ikea sink. Also, the height is adjustable.
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If it is replacing a similar looking Laing pump, then yes. in fact while the blackbase is shorter, it will replace the longer base in older models. But I thought most Laing pumps were used closer to the sink than the water heater? That's where all 3 of mine are, and where the instructions said to install it. I had a Watts recirc pump, but instead of "warmish" water in the cold line I was getting full-on hot, so I returned it.
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The opening will be where the vertical support is. Check your height too. The taller your unit the less room you'll have around the bottom to move around
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My heater is 22x22x72... Will this sf40247 hearth & garden fit? It gives no dimensions.
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Sorry we have the nutone system. We don't know if its interchangeable. Best bet contact Broan they might assist you or try to sell you another system.
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Hi Marianne, I would get a grid that is 1 inch shorter on each side, so the grid should be 25 3/4 by 14 1/8. If you get a grid that fits snugly, you're going to have trouble lifting it up and out of the sink (for cleaning). But you may not have any trouble since your sink tapers at the bottom. If the dimensions at the rim of the sink are 2 inches longer than the bottom, then it might be ok for you to get a grid that fits snugly, perhaps a grid of 27 by 15.5 would work in your case.
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I'm not sure about your model. I recommend downloading the installation drawings and comparing to your existing installation. I purchased this Elkay model to be ADA compliant to replace a defective older cooler in our church fellowship hall. The installation went well as the water supply, drain and electrical feed were already bunched together from our existing installation. I did need to grind about 1/2" off of the back of the sheet metal to allow the new cooler to fit flush against the wall. I also needed to buy a short drain extension as the existing drain fitting was about an inch short of meeting the new drain downspout. So far the cooler has been great and is about 3" lower that the original which is a good height for those in a wheelchair. Good luck!