Features
- Factory wired for 1000 watt at 120 VAC-easily converts to 500 watt at 120 volt or 1000 watt at 240VAC
- Clean white enamel finish
- Heavy 20 gauge steel-louvered to direct air downward for even room heating
- Front mounted built-in adjustable thermostat automatically maintains desired temperature and features a color coordinated knob
- 100-Percent efficient heating element-alloy heating element provides comfortable heat in seconds
- Grille Dimensions: Height 9-1/4", Width 12", Depth 1/2"
- Housing Dimensions : Height 7-3/4", Width 10-1/4", Depth 3-3/4"
Price: $147.20
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change.
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Product Description
Perfect for Bathrooms or Other Areas Where You Want Added Warmth on Demand. These Versatile Heaters are Factory Wired at 500W, 750W, 1000W, 1500W or 2000W, and Can Be Easily Converted to Alternate-Wattage. Also, Each Model Features Wattage/Voltage Options. With Such Tremendous Installation Flexibility, You Can Count on Getting a Broan Comfort-Flo Heater thats Precisely What You Need for Your Particular Application and Room Size. Broan 170 500/1000W 120VAC Comfort-Flo Wall Heater Factory Wired for 1000W at 120 VAC Easily Converts to 500W at 120VAC or 1000W at 240VAC. Clean, White Enamel Finish. Heavy 20-Gauge Steel; Louvered to Direct Air Downward for Even Room Heating. Front-Mounted, Built-In Adjustable Thermostat Automatically Maintains Desired Temperature and Features a Color-Coordinated Knob. 100% Efficient Heating Element Alloy Heating Element Provides Comfortable Heat in Seconds. Complete Assembly Removes from Housing for Easy Cleaning. Permanently Lubricated Motor. Zig-Zag Element Configuration Insulated with Mica. Manual-Reset Thermal Overload Protection.
