Cadet Com-Pak Electric Wall Heater Complete Unit with Thermostat (Model: CSC151TW, Part: 67509), 5120 BTU, 120 Volt, 1500 Watt, White

This little heater works!! I installed this myself to heat a powder room that sits above an uninsulated crawl space. We’ve had frozen pipes in this room in the past if the door was left shut, and now we don’t need to worry about that any longer! It turns on and off to keep the temperature I set it at and it’s very toasty. The only negative is I shouldn’t have put it so close to the toilet; it has clearance but if you’re sitting there and it’s on, your legs get very very hot. I’ll get around to moving it to another wall eventually. Regardless we’re thrilled with how warm the space is now and no longer fear our pipes freezing. Well worth the cost and effort of install!

Just had this unit installed in the bathroom in my cabin. The room was like a morgue. However, when I crank up this heater it is warm and toasty in literally seconds. However, it is not a do-it-yourself and/or handyman install. Per code it requires a dedicated circuit from the main panel. Furthermore, the backbox does not include proper insulation from heat. Hence heat proof insulation should be mounted in the wall before the backbox goes in. It took two electricians 5 hours to get this done right. I paid $625 for the install. Am I pleased? YES. But in an old 1937 log cabin the install is a challenge. Bottom line? It works GREAT, I love it. But don't kid yourself about the install if you're not a licensed electrical contractor.

Easy to install, works on a 110V 15A circuit for easy wiring. The only issues I have are both related to the thermostat. There is no "off" setting so I'm concerned that this will come on if the room gets too cold. Probably good for a room with plumbing but not great for a shed, garage, or other room where it's OK if the room goes below freezing. Also, the thermostat's highest setting seems to top out around 78 - 79. I'm sure this is fine for most people.

Great wall heater! Being used in a small 10x10 bathroom so I can't speak to a larger space, but this warms the room quickly. Thermostat controlled. Not too noisy - it's not whisper quiet but these types of heaters, wall or space, are not that. Have used for about a year without problems. This was a replacement that needed to be purchased through no fault of the heater itself. The fault of the idiot who installed the first one and didn't apparently wrap the bared wires so that subsequent finishing work on the surrounding wall killed the heater when it was moved. Wires touched and fried the heater. For the year we had it it was great! Assume future years with this one will also be great! Well worth the money!

We've got a few of these in our house now. It's really great if you know what you want. It's too expensive to run these things if you want them to be a primary source of heat. Bad idea. But they are a great way to fit a little extra heating in a space like a bathroom or bedroom. I personally attach them behind a timer light switch (one of the ones that lets you select 5, 10, 20, or 30 minute blocks). It's pretty easy to install if you are handy and I've not had problems with them. One warning, they smell TERRIBLE when you first start running them. Give them a day or two to air out.

This heater is very nice. It was so much cheaper than in the store, so you really get a bang for your buck. Will be ordering again if we need another one.

Bought heater worked wonderfully for 10 yrs. Good heater source for small bathroom with 3 outside walls. Finally broke & bought identical heater & it malfunctioned from installation. A professional electrician installed it. Soooo disappointing! return policy had expired

Finally got it installed and will keep the bathroom warm.

It worked good for a few months after purchase and then fan seized. It’s not even a year old yet