Compare heating / Cadet SoftHeat
Cadet · SoftHeat
Cadet SoftHeat EBHN1500W 1,500W 240V Hydronic Electric Baseboard
Model EBHN1500W
Not fully reviewed yet
The longest SoftHeat at 83 in: 1,500 W on 240 V for a larger room. Same silent, steady heat and the same running cost per BTU as any baseboard.
Specs
| Spec | Cadet SoftHeat EBHN1500W 1,500W 240V Hydronic Electric Baseboard |
|---|---|
| Type | 240V hydronic baseboard |
| Max heat output | 5,120 BTU/h |
| Electric rating | 1,500 W |
| Fuel / power | 240V electric |
| Indoor use per manual | Yes; horizontal, level, not below a receptacle |
| Thermostat | No |
| Warranty | 7 yr |
| Output | 1,500 W / 5,120 BTU/h at 240 V; 6.3/5.4 A at 240/208 V |
| Size | 83 in long, 9-1/2 in tall, 3-1/4 in deep |
| Clearances | 12 in above and in front, 6 in each side |
| Warranty | 7 years limited; clean at least every 24 months |
Sources: Cadet SoftHeat product sheet (13460) · Cadet SoftHeat owner's guide
Before you buy
- Thermostat sold separately.
- A 120 V SoftHeat on a 240 V circuit fails; a 240 V model on 120 V makes a quarter of its heat.
Compare it with
- Cadet SoftHeat EBHN1500W 1,500W 240V Hydronic Electric Baseboard vs Mr. Heater Portable Buddy 9,000 BTU (MH9BX) (our score 7.0)
- Cadet SoftHeat EBHN1500W 1,500W 240V Hydronic Electric Baseboard vs Dr. Infrared Heater DR-988 5,600W 240V Portable Garage Heater (our score 6.9)
- Cadet SoftHeat EBHN1500W 1,500W 240V Hydronic Electric Baseboard vs Comfort Zone CZ225ER 6,000W Digital Garage Heater
- Every heating model, ranked