Cadet
Cadet CS151T ComPak Heater w/Stat 1500W 120V hvac control
A 1500 W, 120 V heater assembly with built-in thermostat for Cadet ComPak series units
- 1500W output delivers strong heat for enclosed spaces
- Built-in thermostat gives direct temperature control
- 120V supply works on standard household circuits
- ComPak series fit matches existing Cadet enclosures
- Compatible with Grainger items 34VE76 34VE77 34VE80
Cadet CS151T ComPak Heater
The Cadet CS151T ComPak heater delivers 1500W of heat at 120V with an integrated thermostat. It is designed for HVAC professionals or facility managers maintaining Cadet ComPak series units. The assembly fits CC, CGA and CGW models directly. This unit suits targeted heating in commercial or residential spaces.
120V 1500W electric heating limit
The heater operates on a standard 120V supply at 1500W output. This voltage caps the maximum heat output for the form factor. The integrated thermostat provides local temperature control without external wiring. Installers must verify the circuit capacity matches the unit's draw.
Replaces ComPak heater assemblies
This assembly replaces failed heater elements in compatible Cadet ComPak cabinets. It covers Grainger items 34VE76, 34VE77 and 34VE80 for straightforward cross-reference. The jump is worth it when the existing cabinet is sound but the heating core or stat has failed. It is not for installations needing higher voltage or wattage than 1500W at 120V.
Highlights
- 1500W output delivers strong heat for enclosed spaces
- Built-in thermostat gives direct temperature control
- 120V supply works on standard household circuits
- ComPak series fit matches existing Cadet enclosures
- Compatible with Grainger items 34VE76 34VE77 34VE80
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which Cadet ComPak heater version should I choose for a 1500 W, 120 V installation?
The CS151T model delivers 1500 W at 120 V and includes the thermostat assembly, matching the listed specification.
What does the 1500 W rating mean for actual heat output in my space?
At 120 V the unit draws 1500 W continuously, providing that heating capacity while the thermostat cycles the element on and off.
How does the 120 V supply limit the heater’s performance?
Operating on a 120 V circuit caps the maximum draw at 1500 W, so the thermostat cannot exceed that power level.
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