Can I use this to easily replace my current Cadet Heaters?
1951845
If you have the Cadet RMC151W, there is a difference in the housing length and width. Compare the specs of both units.
178946
I don't see why not. It is a small heater element that goes into the drain hole and the thermostat is taped to the side of the hot water tank. It has an on/off switch that needs to be placed where it is accessible and needs to be plugged in. We got it for an old camper that was given to us and the heater was in pieces. Works nicely and much cheaper than a new gas heater.
1029470
I'm not certain it would fit your heater. Mine is still in the box because I ordered the wrong one. If you are handy and willing to disassemble the unit it might work.
1371676
Yes just be aware of what else maybe drawing off the circuit you are looking to add the heater to. Requests a dedicated circuit.
101241
Jerry had good advice. If you do not have testing equipment and are not familiar with the components of the unit you would be better advised to call a heating contractor.
1354707
I think you might need the next model up (with a W2 terminal) for your system: TH6220D: For up to 2 Heat/2 Cool systems
1538254
I would assume you would be left with a "dumb" thermostat with no programming ability. Just Auto-Heat-Cool, and the temperature setting.
311375
I visited several appliance repair and supplier sites looking for the model and part numbers for interchangeability. It appears that the replacement motors apply to many units. Instructions should have info about any particular wiring changes which will permit use in your unit. It was fairly straight forward.
1618604
Yes - if the threads work on your new heater, it should be good. (Remember, some gas couplings have reverse threads.) If the threads don't match, you should be able to get an inexpensive adapter.
1740375
This looks like the one that is on my Rudd Sihouette furnace. However, mine's rather old, and previous techs have cut the plug and wire nutted it in place, so it can work. Just make sure to not touch the ignition with your bare hand because oils from your hand can make it prematurely burn up. I'm not a HVAC tech, just a DIYer that is tired of being charged 175$ to replace a 15$ part.
476175
Yes, you can use this as a replacement. You'll still need to sync it with your main unit though (see instructions inside the box)
1438389
I have not yet had to replace mine, but if/when that time comes I would think that some of heat gun elements offered on ebay, compatible w/ Liester or Bak Rion heating guns would work as a replacement. I second the recommendation to let the heat gun run on level zero to allow the element to cool after use. I just let it run until the gun nozzle is cool to the touch.
2218997
yes, as long as you have the right pipe that fits. good luck! the heater works great !
58060
Yes! It's super easy. We actually just did this last month. It's one simple piece you swap out. The nice thing is you can easily switch it back to propane! The part was less than $25.
256657
Yes... that is what I have in my bedroom, and it works like a charm. A subtle click when it turns on, but no more than any other thermostat... it also works with Cadets.
2173572
My condo was built in 1979, and it had the old knob units with baseboard heat. I specifically bought these units to replace them, and had no problems installing them. Make sure you follow the instructions when doing so though, because you can easily get the wiring wrong and then the unit won't power up. If you have any concerns, you can always pay a professional electrician to install it, and if they tell you there's an issue then just return the item.
915273
I do not see any reason why it shouldn't.If the heater is constantly used and is quite old, you should consider a replacement.