This black, Ember Glass radiant heating panel from WarmlyYours represents an elegant solution to the problem of a room needing supplemental heat.

This high-tech, 600-watt wall heater can be installed vertically or horizontally and uses energy efficient infrared heating to warm the people and objects in a room. This method of heating is not only more efficient than forced air, it also circulates less dust and other allergens.

These panels are also dual connection, meaning they can be used “as is” to plug into a standard 120 VAC outlet or they can be modified by a licensed electrician to have a hardwired 120 VAC electrical connection.

These panels are also unique in that they have one of the highest possible efficiency rates and consume the least amount of energy possible.

Ember panels can also be combined with a towel bar accessory (sold separately) which can turn a vertically installed panel into a towel warmer.

FEATURES:

• Wall Mounted: This 35” x 24” or 47" x 24" radiant panel can be installed vertically or horizontally on your wall
• Dual Connection: Can be hardwired to a thermostat or plug-in a standard outlet (120 VAC)
• High Heat Output: This infrared heating panel puts out 2,046 BTUs per hour Low
• Operating Cost: It only costs roughly $0.07 per hour to run this model (based on a national average electrical cost of 12 cents per kWh)
• Safe and Stylish: This radiant panel is not only more aesthetically pleasing than a propane space heater but it’s also safer5-year
• Warranty: This product is covered by a 5-year limited warranty

Electrical for 35" x 24"

Amps	5 A
Connection Method	Plug-in or Hardwired
Cord Length	9.5 ft
Ohms	24 Ohm
On/Off Switch	No
Voltage	120 VAC
Watts	600 W

Electrical for 47" x 24"

Amps	6.7 A
Connection Method	Plug-in or Hardwired
Cord Length	9.5 ft
Ohms	18 Ohm
On/Off Switch	No
Voltage	120 VAC
Watts	800 W

 

Ember Radiant Heating Panel - Glass Black - Hardwired 600W - 35 in. x 24 in., 5.0A and

Ember Radiant Heating Panel - Glass Black - Hardwired 600W - 47 in. x 24 in., 5.0A

How to Install an Ember Radiant Heating Panel