Cadet
Cadet CS101 ComPak HVAC control 1500/1125W 120V
A 120 V ComPak heater delivering 1500 W or 1125 W output for HVAC control
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- Dual-wattage flexibility for precise comfort control with 1500/1125W settings
- ETL-listed safety assurance for reliable operation in HVAC systems
- Compatible with CC, CGA, CGW units for straightforward integration
- Compact black design fits neatly into existing installations
- 120V operation suits standard residential electrical circuits
Cadet CS101 ComPak heater for electric heating
The Cadet CS101 ComPak is an electric heater rated at 1500 or 1125 watts on 120 volts. It is designed for use with CC, CGA and CGW series controls. The unit carries an ETL listing for safety compliance.
Suits installers fitting a single replacement
This heater assembly fits installations that specify a Cadet ComPak element for 120 volt supply. It does not suit circuits wired for 208 or 240 volt operation. Buyers needing a complete packaged unit with built-in controls should look elsewhere.
Verify voltage and control compatibility before
Confirm the supply circuit delivers 120 volts and that the existing thermostat or relay is a CC, CGA or CGW model. The package contains the heater assembly only; no thermostat, grille or wiring accessories are included.
Highlights
- Dual-wattage flexibility for precise comfort control with 1500/1125W settings
- ETL-listed safety assurance for reliable operation in HVAC systems
- Compatible with CC, CGA, CGW units for straightforward integration
- Compact black design fits neatly into existing installations
- 120V operation suits standard residential electrical circuits
Specifications
| Brand | CADET |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Which Cadet wall heater models must I already have for the CS101 ComPak to operate?
The CS101 ComPak is designed for use with Cadet CC, CGA and CGW series wall heaters. It provides the heating element only, so one of those compatible heaters must already be installed.
Will the 208/240 V AC rating of this ComPak work with my existing 120 V circuit?
No. The heater assembly requires a 208 V or 240 V AC supply. A 120 V circuit will not power it correctly and a dedicated higher-voltage circuit is needed.
How can I confirm the CS101 ComPak is heating at the correct wattage after installation?
Verify the supply voltage at the unit — 208 V should deliver approximately 1125 W and 240 V should deliver approximately 1500 W. The ETL listing confirms it meets the applicable safety standards.
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