Dayton
Dayton 34" Hydronic Electric Baseboard Heater 750W 120V
Hydronic convection heater delivers 750 W of quiet, commercial-grade warmth at 120 V
- ColorNavajo White
- Convection heat warms rooms quietly
- 750 W output suits small spaces
- 120 V plug fits standard outlets
- Automatic reset protects against overheating
- 34 in length fits under windows
34" Hydronic Electric Baseboard Heater
The Dayton 34-inch hydronic electric baseboard heater delivers 750 watts of convection heat at 120 volts. Its commercial-grade construction and Navajo White finish suit permanent installation in offices, workshops or homes. Overheat protection with automatic reset adds a safety layer for continuous operation. No thermostat or programming features are included.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
This unit suits buyers who want a hard-wired, convection baseboard heater with a simple on-off control and no smart connectivity. It is not for installers who need a built-in thermostat, programmable scheduling, remote control or tamper-resistant construction. Builders requiring a higher wattage output or a different voltage should consider other models.
Capacity and headroom
At 750 watts on a 120-volt circuit the heater comfortably handles supplemental heating in small to medium rooms such as bedrooms, offices or hallways. It runs out of capacity in large open-plan areas, poorly insulated spaces or as a primary heat source in cold climates where higher output is required.
Highlights
- Convection heat warms rooms quietly
- 750 W output suits small spaces
- 120 V plug fits standard outlets
- Automatic reset protects against overheating
- 34 in length fits under windows
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Color | Navajo White |
Questions about this item
Does the 34 in heater need a dedicated 120V AC circuit or can it share an existing outlet?
The heater runs on 120V AC and draws 750W; a qualified electrician can confirm whether your existing circuit has enough spare capacity or if a dedicated line is required.
Will the convection heater’s surface temperature damage older painted baseboards or trim?
The unit uses convection heating with automatic reset thermal overheat protection, so it operates without exposed glowing elements that could scorch adjacent finishes.
How can I verify the 750W heater is producing heat after I wire it to the thermostat?
Set the thermostat above room temperature; the convection airflow should become noticeable within minutes and the overheat protection will not trip under normal operation.
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