Can the heater be installed in the bathroom?
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We installed our unit in the living room but if you look on the manufacturers website they do not advise installing it in a bathroom.
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Mine is installed in my bathroom right out side the shower and was recommended to me specifically for the bathroom. I am very happy with the performance of my unit in our fairly large airy bathroom. I don't recall any warnings about moisture from shower/bath, but I do have a 340 CFM exhaust fan so moisture really isn't an issue in my Bath. My wife loves it and frankly that's what matters, ya know..Happy wife, happy life!.
335759
Yes...we put one in the bathroom at the office (a small personal one) and it controls the heater/fan....and it has been working great
532990
yes, it has a safety plug for when using in a bathroom. you can use it in any room.
389019
You should be able to use it in a bathroom as long as you have proper ventilation in the bathroom. If you don't I would recommend installing a Panasonic fan.
930299
That's what I did. I installed it in sun room. Humidity in bathroom might be a concern, though.
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Hi Tom. You certainly can install this heater under the sink toekick space, but if it is possible I would suggest installing it under an adjacent cabinet as the kickspace heater can get pretty hot when the unit turns on and it can be a bit annoying when someone is trying to wash dishes or load/unload the dishwasher!
1574615
The residential electrical code in most states "prohibits" stand a lone electric heaters in bathrooms. Your safer to have a ceiling fan installed that included a built in heater.
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There is a push in switch at the bottom of the right vertical rail. It's also where the wiring comes out. No this can not be use as an alternate heater because the rails only get warm to the touch. It does a good job drying towels, takes awhile, but it is low electrical consumption.
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This LED light can be placed in the bathroom, but depends where. If in a wet or humid environment it will need to be put in a fixture that can seal out the moisture. Either way this light is designed to go in a fixture. (Recessed light fixture) I can think of one company made by "Halo" that makes this fixture. There are more, but not remembering. There is a "Remodel", or "New Construction" one. If it goes into an existing home a remodel is the one needed. ( also must consider more, please ask the hardware store) these LED lights work nice, and illuminate very well. Plus this light will need for you to modify the wiring in the recessed fixture. Good Luck!
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My installation was not done in a bathroom, sorry. But as long as it is not installed directly over the shower or tub where it might come into contact with water, I don't see a problem. Check with Lamps Plus customer service they are very good.
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Yes. Mine is in the basement. It can be installed anywhere that meets the clearance, fresh air, and venting requirements. Consult a licensed plumber or your local code official. It's possible to burn down your home or asphyxiate yourself if you do it wrong. It is, by the way, a great heater and a good buy.
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Reality Check : Per the CPSC [USA] "Unless certified for that purpose, do not use heaters in wet or moist places, such as Bathrooms." Wet Feet and Hands with a portable electric heater on the bathroom floor =equals= deadly danger. Bathroom 'safe' heaters usually come equipped with a ACLI Safety Plug and/or can be wall mounted (off the floor). Adults make mistakes, and children simply don't know and like to touch everything : So Be Safe Not Sorry ! -and-now-you-know- ~ RHF
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Yes. The seat which is both heated and contains the bidet features requires both electrical and plumbing connections. We love it!
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I don't see why not - It runs for hours on end in our bathroom daily during the winter. The heater really heats up a room of reasonable size quickly. Make sure it has space to draw air from behind and airflow is unobstructed. The unit is relatively quiet and puts off gentle heat complete room warming heat. Our dog enjoys standing in front of the fan on cold mornings! We have truly enjoyed this heater
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Yes. Just FYI, we liked our unit so much, we ordered two more. It heats the immediate area around it though. When I tried one in my large bathroom, it looked cute but couldn't handle the space.
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It is as safe as any heater is in a bathroom. It has a safety tip over switch. It might be more heater than you would need however. We use it in our living room, and it works great!
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The short answer is "yes", you need a separate thermostat. The longer answer varies from "maybe" to "no". We bought the Dimplex heater to replace a similar one that we have been using of 25 years with just a switch - no thermostat. We have 2 of these heaters in bathrooms for the specific purpose of warming the bathroom when one was taking a bath or a shower. We are in Maine with primarily wood heat, so various rooms differ in heat levels quite a bit. Works fine, turn the heater on, take your tub or shower, then turn the heater off. If you want to use this heater to maintain a certain temperature in a room, then "yes" a thermostat is required. I believe the Dimplex heaters have provision for a thermostat to be mounted in the heater, not an ideal situation from my perspective, but it could work for some installations. Manual or Dimplex website has more info on this thermostat. Hope this helps. Richard, Camden, Maine