TPI Corporation E3200 White 1500W Electric 1 Speed Fan forced Wall Heater for 5120 BTU
TPI Corporation E3200 White 1500W Electric 1 Speed Fan forced Wall Heater for 5120 BTU
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TPI Corporation E3200 White 1500W Electric 1 Speed Fan forced Wall Heater for 5120 BTU

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TPI Corporation E3200 White 1500W Electric 1 Speed Fan forced Wall Heater for 5120 BTU

  • Built-in single pole (positive off) thermostat
  • Includes wall box for easy installation
  • Manual reset thermal unit for safety
  • Air flow capacity of 70 CFM
  • BTU rating of 5120 for efficient heating
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Jan 27, 2022
lynn
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Great, but has a design flaw. Easy Fix!

This will be a great unit for you if you block-off the lower left section of vents inside with duct tape. the bottom two sections are for intake air, which the fan sucks in. the intake area is too large for the fan, and the fan is positioned more to the right. cold air then is leaked out the lower left side. by taping off the inside of the vent cover on the lower left side, the fan works properly, sucking air directly in on the right side. the air then has nowhere else to go but up through the heated coils and out the top to you. the CFM can now reach its high point, 70 CFM. Do this simple thing and you will have a heater that is as strong as you need. Leave it as designed, and it will be weaker and leak its air-flow out the bottom left.

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