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Dayton

Dayton 3UG85 60 in Electric Baseboard Heater White 940/1250W 208/240V

SKU CH-N6N6-NKAV0

A 60 in white electric baseboard heater delivering 940 or 1250 W on 208/240 V with automatic overheat protection

  • ColorWhite
  • 60 in length covers large rooms
  • 940/1250 W output matches heating needs
  • 208/240 V dual voltage suits common supplies
  • Automatic overheat reset protects the unit
  • White finish blends with décor

Purpose and user

This 60 inch electric baseboard heater provides convection warmth for residential rooms. It operates on 208 or 240 volt AC circuits and delivers 940 or 1250 watts depending on supply voltage. The white finish suits standard decor while the unit mounts flush to the wall.

Sustained operation

Convection heating circulates air continuously without a fan, so output remains steady as long as power is applied. Automatic reset thermal overheat protection interrupts the element if temperatures exceed safe limits, then restores heat once the unit cools. No programmable timer or setback control is included.

Deciding specification

The dual voltage rating of 208/240V AC determines whether the heater matches the building wiring. At 208 volts it produces 940 watts; at 240 volts it produces 1250 watts. Buyers who need a different voltage or wattage must select another model.

Highlights

  • 60 in length covers large rooms
  • 940/1250 W output matches heating needs
  • 208/240 V dual voltage suits common supplies
  • Automatic overheat reset protects the unit
  • White finish blends with décor

Specifications

BrandDAYTON
ColorWhite

Questions about this item

How much power does the 60 in heater draw when running continuously at 240V?

At 240V the unit draws 1250W on its high setting; at 208V it draws 940W.

What electrical supply must already be in place for this 208/240V baseboard to operate?

A dedicated 208V or 240V AC circuit with appropriate breaker and wiring is required.

Will the 60 in convection heater work with an existing line-voltage thermostat I already own?

Yes, the heater has no built-in thermostat and is designed for use with a separate line-voltage thermostat.

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