Cadet
Cadet CS202 ComPack Heater hvac control 2000W 240V
A 2000-watt wall-mounted heater operating at 240 volts with ETL listing
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- 2000 W output at 240 V for strong room heating
- Dual-voltage 208/240 V design fits existing wiring
- ETL listed safety certification for code compliance
- Compact 10 in height suits tight wall spaces
- Compatible with CC, CGA and CGW thermostats
Cadet CS202 ComPack Heater 2000W
The Cadet CS202 ComPack Heater delivers 2000W output at 240V for wall-mounted heating applications. It operates on 208/240V AC and draws 7.2A or 8.3A depending on the supply voltage. The unit is ETL listed and fits 2000/1500 kW configurations. It includes the heater assembly only for use with CC, CGA and CGW models.
Replaces older wall-mounted heater assemblies
This unit replaces a compatible heater assembly in existing CC, CGA or CGW installations. The jump is worth it when the original element fails or when a 2000W rating matches the circuit capacity. Two output steps of 937W and 1250W allow staged heat without rewiring. The 208/240V range covers common residential and light commercial supplies.
Suits installers maintaining Cadet ComPack systems
It suits technicians who need a direct-fit replacement for the specified Cadet series. Buyers who want more storage or integrated controls should look elsewhere because this package contains only the heater assembly. Those needing a different voltage, wattage or mounting style will require a different model. The blue finish matches the original equipment appearance.
Highlights
- 2000 W output at 240 V for strong room heating
- Dual-voltage 208/240 V design fits existing wiring
- ETL listed safety certification for code compliance
- Compact 10 in height suits tight wall spaces
- Compatible with CC, CGA and CGW thermostats
Specifications
| Brand | CADET |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
Will the 10 1/4 in x 8 in x 4 in wall-mounted unit fit my existing wall opening?
The heater measures 10 1/4 inches high, 8 inches wide and 4 inches deep; verify your cavity matches those dimensions and allows the required clearances before mounting.
What is the correct wiring step for the 208/240 V AC supply, and what mistake trips the breaker?
Connect the unit to a dedicated 208/240 V AC circuit rated for at least 8.3 A; the frequent error is using an undersized breaker or sharing the circuit with other loads.
Which internal component will need replacement after extended use on the 2000 W / 1500 W settings?
The heating element is the primary wear part; continuous operation at 2000 W or 1500 W will eventually require element replacement to restore full output.
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