Dayton
Dayton 1EVG2 Electric Baseboard Heater 1500W 120V
A 1500W convection baseboard heater with a 12-hour shut-off timer and manual-reset overheat protection
- ColorWhite/Gray
- 1500W convection heating delivers 5118 BtuH for residential warmth
- Overheat protection with manual reset shuts off power before damage occurs
- 12-hour programmable timer lets you schedule heat without daily adjustment
- Unit-mounted thermostat puts temperature control at your fingertips
- White/gray finish fits cleanly along baseboards in living spaces
1500W 120V Baseboard Heater
This 1500 watt electric baseboard heater operates on 120 volt single-phase power. It provides 5118 BtuH of convective heat for residential spaces. The unit includes an integrated thermostat and a 12-hour shut-off timer for programmable operation.
Convection Heating With Overheat Protection
Convection heating warms air naturally without a fan, so the unit runs silently during normal use. Thermal overheat protection with a manual reset interrupts power if temperatures rise too high. The 1500 watt draw at 120 volts defines the circuit load for this heater.
White Gray Finish With Unit Mounted Controls
The white and gray cabinet measures 38 7/8 inches long, 9 1/16 inches high and 5 1/16 inches deep for standard baseboard placement. All thermostat and timer controls are mounted on the unit itself, so no remote or smart connectivity is required. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- 1500W convection heating delivers 5118 BtuH for residential warmth
- Overheat protection with manual reset shuts off power before damage occurs
- 12-hour programmable timer lets you schedule heat without daily adjustment
- Unit-mounted thermostat puts temperature control at your fingertips
- White/gray finish fits cleanly along baseboards in living spaces
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Color | White/Gray |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 38 7/8 in baseboard heater to the wall, and what step do people often skip?
Secure the unit to wall studs using the built-in mounting brackets, then connect the 120V AC supply wiring; the step often missed is verifying the circuit breaker is off before making any electrical connections.
What maintenance will the 1500W convection heater require over time?
Vacuum dust from the fins and intake vents at least once per heating season, and test the manual-reset thermal overheat protection by pressing the reset button after the unit has cooled completely.
What limit appears first when the 5118 BtuH heater runs continuously?
The 12-hour shut-off timer will automatically turn the unit off after 12 hours of continuous operation, which is the first built-in limit reached during sustained use.
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