Dayton
Dayton 3UG78 Electric Baseboard Heater 48 1000W 120V
A 48-inch white electric baseboard heater delivering 1000 watts of convection heat at 120 volts with automatic overheat protection
- ColorWhite
- 48-inch length fits wide wall spaces
- 1000-watt convection heat warms rooms evenly
- 120-volt supply works on standard household circuits
- automatic-reset overheat protection shuts off safely
- white finish blends with most interiors
48-inch 1000 W electric baseboard heater
The Dayton 3UG78 is a 48-inch convection heater rated at 1000 watts for 120-volt residential circuits. It mounts along a wall and warms a room by circulating air through its white steel housing without a fan.
Convection heat with automatic overheat reset
Because it relies on natural convection, output rises steadily until the thermostat satisfies the set point rather than cycling in short bursts. An automatic-reset thermal cut-out interrupts power if internal temperatures exceed the safety limit and restores it once the unit cools.
White steel housing with no integrated controls
The heater ships without a built-in thermostat, remote or programming capability, so a separate wall thermostat is required for daily operation. Its tamper-resistant construction is not rated, and there are no smart connectivity features for scheduling or monitoring.
Highlights
- 48-inch length fits wide wall spaces
- 1000-watt convection heat warms rooms evenly
- 120-volt supply works on standard household circuits
- automatic-reset overheat protection shuts off safely
- white finish blends with most interiors
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 1000W convection heater put out when it runs continuously?
It delivers 1000W of convective heat and includes automatic-reset thermal overheat protection for safe all-day operation.
Does the unit include a thermostat or do I need to supply my own control?
No thermostat is included and the heater is not programmable, so you must provide a separate line-voltage thermostat or switch.
Will this 120V baseboard heater work on the same circuit as my existing 120V baseboard units?
Yes, it operates on standard 120V AC residential wiring and can share a circuit with other 120V heaters within the breaker's capacity.
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