- Sales Rank: #62799 in Home
- Brand: Cadet Manufacturing
- Model: 67527
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 13.63" h x
19.50" w x
16.50" l,
13.00 pounds
Features
- Built-in Adjustable Thermostat
- Fan Forced Electric Heater
- High Gloss Enamel Paint
- UL Listed Heater
- Built-in Adjustable Thermostat
- Fan Forced Electric Heater
- High Gloss Enamel Paint
- UL Listed Heater
Cadet Manufacturing 67527 White Com Pak Twin Double Fan Forced Wall Heater 240V, 4000W has a full range, built-in thermostat. Hardwire-in heater. Wall mounting can included. High glass enamel paint. Grill Size 12" H x 16-1/4" W, UL Listed.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By T. A. Hansen
It's a beast in a good way. I write this review from having replaced a 240v 2000 watt heater with this. It's like night and day. This just blasts out the heat. I can stand 5' away and feel the heat washing over me. I'm sort of giddy. It heats up my bedroom in a 3 minutes. I've read some negative reviews of the Cadet thermostat but can't say I agree with them. The unit cycles on and off in stretches. That is it's not constantly cycling. A cynical person would state that this unit is just two single 2000 watt heaters, but it's wired inside as one unit and the can is built specifically for it. The only negative I have is I wish the lead wire were 3-4 inches longer. Also the grill seems flimsy when you're handing it, but it really firms up when is fastened in place. It's only October in MN. I'll add a comment in January.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Rob, Mechanical Engineer, CWI
I have this heater in my 20'x22' garage and have it controlled by a Honeywell 240V thermostat made for baseboard heaters. The fans put out enough air, but without being too noisy. I strongly recommend an auxiliary thermostat, but the factory one works if needed. It works great and gets my garage to room temperature in no time flat. I've had it for almost 4 years now with no issues. I simply remove the grille and vacuum out any dust or debris before the start of each heating season.
Cadet Manufacturing 67527 240-Volt White Com Pak Twin Double Fan Forced Electric Wall Heater, 4000-Watt
In Stock! Order Now !16.50" l,
13.00 pounds
Features
- Built-in Adjustable Thermostat
- Fan Forced Electric Heater
- High Gloss Enamel Paint
- UL Listed Heater
- Built-in Adjustable Thermostat
- Fan Forced Electric Heater
- High Gloss Enamel Paint
- UL Listed Heater
Cadet Manufacturing 67527 White Com Pak Twin Double Fan Forced Wall Heater 240V, 4000W has a full range, built-in thermostat. Hardwire-in heater. Wall mounting can included. High glass enamel paint. Grill Size 12" H x 16-1/4" W, UL Listed.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By T. A. Hansen
It's a beast in a good way. I write this review from having replaced a 240v 2000 watt heater with this. It's like night and day. This just blasts out the heat. I can stand 5' away and feel the heat washing over me. I'm sort of giddy. It heats up my bedroom in a 3 minutes. I've read some negative reviews of the Cadet thermostat but can't say I agree with them. The unit cycles on and off in stretches. That is it's not constantly cycling. A cynical person would state that this unit is just two single 2000 watt heaters, but it's wired inside as one unit and the can is built specifically for it. The only negative I have is I wish the lead wire were 3-4 inches longer. Also the grill seems flimsy when you're handing it, but it really firms up when is fastened in place. It's only October in MN. I'll add a comment in January.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Rob, Mechanical Engineer, CWI
I have this heater in my 20'x22' garage and have it controlled by a Honeywell 240V thermostat made for baseboard heaters. The fans put out enough air, but without being too noisy. I strongly recommend an auxiliary thermostat, but the factory one works if needed. It works great and gets my garage to room temperature in no time flat. I've had it for almost 4 years now with no issues. I simply remove the grille and vacuum out any dust or debris before the start of each heating season.
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