Does this heater have to be hardwired or does it come with a plug? Have to be recessed or has mounting hardware?
1891452
The heater does not come with a plug/cord and it must be hardwired at a 120V circuit . ; the thermostat onthe "face " of the unitcontrols the temperature . It is desigend to be "recessed mounting " only and it comes with all requird hardware .Its internal wiring allows you to use it as 500w (small room or bathroom) or 1000w for larger spaces . I have few units in bathrooms and hallways . I love it ! You practically do not see it but you can hear it ! :-)
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.
1891454
It is designed to be built into a wall and hard wired in. However, the heater assembly does plug into the housing. This makes replacing the heater assembly easy if there ever is a problem. I bought this unit to replace a similar one that had developed problems (was in use for many years). I made sure the heater assembly was a direct plug in replacement for the defective unit, as it would have been very difficult to replace the enclosure (it plugged right in to the existing enclosure).
1891455
It will need to be hard wired, recessed inside the wall between the studs. It does come with mounting hardware.
306505
Hi Art, I had an electrician run a wire and install an outdoor, weather protection covered, outdoor GFI power outlet on exterior wall. I plugged the heater's power cord into it. Don't hard wire it, as it's handy to be able to unplug the heater when you need to service or repair it. Make it a "two gang" outlet so you can use the other socket for other purposes. If you're asking about a back-up source of power in the event of a complete power outage, I'm not sure what to use for that. Amazon reviews mention using power back-up that's used for computers. The controller was included in box. It looks like a remote, but it is wired to the heater. The wire are not long enough to attach the controller to the wall. So it's just dangling under the heater. I'll need to figure out a way to attach it to the wall.
1910611
comes with a mounting bracket and two screws you screw inthe brackets and the heater fits on the brackets heats really well
1600903
Direct wired unit, this is better- you can buy longer wires and choose way you connect it/ plug in or use separate thermostat.10/2 wire required. Depend on installation you may use flexible conduit.
1446064
Tarik, There is no switch on the heater, only a long extension cord. I installed a switched outlet to plug it into. That is the only way to avoid using the plug alone as an on/off switch. It is a very good unit,, it mounts very close to combustible materials and looks good. You may need 2 units if you are trying to heat a larger area. Hope that helps. I guess we should also thank Amazon for knowing I bought one and sending me a note to lend you a hand. Good luck!
1692521
The heater, light and exhaust fan are wired seperately in the unit. The usual approach is to buy a 3-paddle switch at Home Depot and run supply wires separately. You can also put a timer and a thermostat in series. Or, you can do what I did, which is to mount a toggle switch on the side of the housing to allow u to shut off the heater in the summer!
2042645
The unit plugs into a wall plug. From there, its controlled by a variable thermostat set for either heat or AC
1759143
The heater plugs in but the cord is short. The directions say to avoid extension cords so if you don't have a receptacle under the cabinet you might need to add one. If you use an extension cord make sure it is rated for heavy duty appliances.
424604
This unit is hard-wired into the wiring - no plug in or battery. We were replacing baseboard heaters so used the existing connection. We used an electrician but it was a very quick instillation and not expensive. The units look nice on the wall and take up much less space than the baseboard style.
1417541
There are four mounting studs that come with the heater. They are long drywall anchors that will make the space needed between the wall and heater as well as mount the heater. If you mount it and any of the anchors line up with a wood stud; you will have to use a longer wood screw in place of the screws provided.
136934
This is not a portable electric heater, it is designed to be permanently installed and comes with no wires. I bought the thermostat they recommend and installed it. You could wire a chord to it and plug it into a wall outlet if you buy the 120 Volt model. Be careful some require 240 volt power, just make sure you buy the right one.
63939
This unit need to be hard wired as you receive it. Since it mounts thru a wall you would have to be able to access an existing electrical circuit to tap into. Depending on how you plan to mount the fan you could wire an extension cord that terminates with a male plug. You would have to know what your local building codes would allow.
1101427
There are three wires two are to be hot and the third a copper ground the wires are to come into an electrical box behind the heater in the location of the wires wnen hooking up the wires it is best to leave the feeds about 10 inches long so there is room for connecting to the heater wires which will then be pushed into the box a little tricky operation but its ok....
58366
There are no wires coming from the heater, wires need to be run to the heater. I would sugest running the heater on a separate circuit.
591487
It's easy to install - you don't need an electrician. I am a 68 year old woman; I'm pretty handy but by no means an expert handyman. You just shut off the electricity to the heater, set the new heater in the box and fasten the wires with wire nuts.
1500407
It doesn't have to be hard wired in. But it doesn't come with a plug on the wire. To add a plug would be very easy and quick to do. You would have to buy one at a hardware store.
1980147
You can plug it in OR have it hardwired. The hardwire supplies come with it. Beautiful little chandelier. I bought two.