Beacon Morris
Beacon Morris K84 10360 BtuH hydronic kickspace heater
Compact hydronic kickspace heater delivers 10,360 BtuH output with a 103 cfm horizontal airflow and unit-mounted thermostat
- Fits tight spaces with 4 in overall height
- Delivers 10360 BtuH max hydronic heating power
- Moves 103 cfm of warm air horizontally
- Runs quietly on 0.5 A at 115 V AC
- Includes unit-mounted thermostat for simple control
Compact hydronic kickspace heater
The Beacon Morris K84 delivers 10360 BtuH of hydronic heat in a low-profile unit that fits beneath cabinets. Its 4-inch height and horizontal airflow suit toe-kick installations where floor space is limited. A built-in thermostat provides local control without extra wiring.
Replaces bulky baseboard or radiator sections
The unit mounts in a 19 1/4 by 12 3/4 inch rough-in opening and connects to 1/2-inch non-threaded pipe. A 3 gpm flow rate and 0.8 correction factor let it serve zones that previously needed larger panels. The jump is worth it when remodelling kitchens or bathrooms where wall space is at a premium.
Runs on standard 115 V AC at 60 Hz
The fan draws 0.5 A and 30.7 W, so it shares a lighting circuit without a dedicated breaker. Heat output scales with water temperature and flow; the 103 cfm airflow moves warmth horizontally across the toe-kick zone. No external pump or control board is included.
Highlights
- Fits tight spaces with 4 in overall height
- Delivers 10360 BtuH max hydronic heating power
- Moves 103 cfm of warm air horizontally
- Runs quietly on 0.5 A at 115 V AC
- Includes unit-mounted thermostat for simple control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What rough-in opening fits the 4 in height, 12 3/4 in depth and 12 3/4 in width of this kickspace heater?
The unit requires a rough-in opening of 4 in height, 12 3/4 in depth and 12 3/4 in width; the overall grille measures 4 in high by 19 1/4 in wide by 12 3/4 in deep.
How is the 1/2 in non-threaded pipe connection made and what step is often missed?
Connect the 1/2 in supply and return lines to the non-threaded fittings using compatible press or compression couplings; the step often missed is verifying the 3 gpm flow rate and 0.8 correction factor after connection.
When should the unit-mounted thermostat or the 115 V AC fan motor be checked or replaced?
The unit-mounted thermostat and 115 V AC fan motor drawing 0.5 A at 60 Hz should be inspected if airflow drops below 103 cfm or the heater fails to maintain the 10360 BtuH output.
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