do anyone tried to wallmount this heater ? it seems it heat on both side of the heater.
1979830
It does heat on both sides when on high. It defaults to high when plugged in. The manual states to keep 3 feet from combustible materials.
532019
Be sure that the cord doesn't rest between the wall and the heater as it may get too hot (if using that plug for heater). The only other possible concern may be heat on the wiring within the wall or on the outlet itself, but I see no real hazard based on my experience with the heaters.
1048459
Yes, still runs hot, so plan ahead where you will be mounting it. Also consider heading to the local hardware store to get longer screws and stand offs to both increase your airflow under the unit and move it a bit further from your mounting surface (which reflects the heat right back to the unit).
1553693
The mounting hardware should be the same. I bought the opposite (I have the heated and bought the non-heated ) and it worked just fine.
656669
Hello. Sane as mine did. The circuit board has gotten damp or wet. You have to get a new one,and then spray a water proof protection on the board. If you unscrew the board you can get both sides.Then resemble. I wrapped where it connects to wall mount with silicone tape also. Good luck.
255207
I mounted mine under our awning but I'm nervous having it on while the awning is extended. I only use it while the awning is fully retracted. The joint arm extends the heater far enough from the wall so there is no "awning" above the heater when it's on.
1730825
mount it on the wall, heats up our 27' rv pretty nicely and is very efficient. alot of bang for the buck i found
1891453
This heater is designed to be hardwired, you cannot plug this heater in. Out of the box it is shipped to be recessed into a standard 2"X4" wall cavity. I believe there is a accessory piece that you purchase separately to surface mount this heater.
633100
I have two of these heaters and never noticed that problem. I don't think it is normal, maybe the wire got damaged. I would exchange it just in case.
856925
No, the heater should NOT be mounted vertically, as per manufacturers instructions, horizontal only.
1648077
The short answer is no. The heater blows warm air upward. The heating element is located at the top and centered from left to right on the fireplace housing. Also, there are small bolts on the sides of the unit, which are used to hang the glass mount onto the unit housing. I hope this helps.
2269974
DittoI tried to put a heater in and found the same problem - if anyone knows how I'd appreciate info too. Thank you!
121551
I would love to help - but mine was put in by a contractor (on several tries) who said the fan/vent/heater was a b---- to put in, even with the special wall switch. I hope you get it figured out, because the fan/vent/heater is wonderful and I am glad I purchased it.
357660
I mounted my two right to the wall. For a more flush and clean mount. Install a recessed outlet behind the mount. For improved stability try to hit at least one stud while mounting.
545478
Yes, it does and that was the main problem for us, I thought it was try infrared heater. We returned it. It was very beautiful through. Not sure how much it will stick out. Never mounted it.
1702148
My husband said 'no'. Heater works great. Maybe a different model could be operated that way. Judy.
179490
Sorry, I'm unable to answer your question. We just installed the heater last week. No problems.