Fostoria
Fostoria FSP-1412-1C 4948 BtuH infrared heater
Standing aluminum infrared heater delivers 4948 BtuH through a 60-degree beam pattern from a 1450-watt, 120 V flat-panel emitter with a 15 ft cord
- 15 ft cord reaches distant outlets easily
- 60 degree beam pattern directs heat precisely
- 1450 watt output delivers 4948 BtuH warmth
- 120V AC power suits standard circuits
- Flat panel emitter provides efficient infrared heat
Fostoria FSP-1412-1C infrared heater
The Fostoria FSP-1412-1C is an electric infrared heater designed to warm a room or workspace. It delivers 4948 BtuH of heat output using a flat panel emitter. The unit operates on 120V AC power and draws 1450 watts. It is a new, standing appliance finished in gold anodized aluminum.
Thermals noise and power draw
The heater produces a 60 degree beam pattern to direct warmth where it is needed. It runs on a single-phase electrical supply at 120 volts. Power consumption is fixed at 1450 watts during operation. No noise or thermal management details are provided in the specifications.
Build fit and requirements
A 15 ft power cord allows flexible placement away from the wall outlet. The standing design requires only a stable floor surface and a standard 120V receptacle. No permanent installation, ducting or additional hardware is mentioned. The unit ships free directly from the supplier.
Highlights
- 15 ft cord reaches distant outlets easily
- 60 degree beam pattern directs heat precisely
- 1450 watt output delivers 4948 BtuH warmth
- 120V AC power suits standard circuits
- Flat panel emitter provides efficient infrared heat
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Fostoria FSP-1412-1C heater and what step is often missed?
Mount the standing unit securely, plug the 15 ft cord into a 120V AC outlet, and ensure the flat panel emitter is aimed so its 60 degree beam pattern covers the intended area; the aiming step is often missed.
What maintenance or replacement will the Fostoria FSP-1412-1C need later?
Periodically wipe the gold anodized aluminum housing and flat panel emitter to remove dust buildup; the 1450 watt emitter element may require replacement after extended service life.
What limit appears first during sustained use of the Fostoria FSP-1412-1C?
Continuous operation at 1450 watts produces 4948 BtuH within the fixed 60 degree beam pattern; surface temperatures on the emitter and nearby objects reach their practical limit first.
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