Hello
The wood pellet stove raised hearth I built, has built-in heat and light.
Since there is a wee bit of a chill in the basement tonight, I snapped on the electric hearth instead of adding pellets and waiting for the stove to fire.
The Electromode CKHA Series Fan Forced Kickspace Heater can be wired 5 different ways:
http://heatersplus.com/ckha.htm
The Kick Space heater is factory wired for 240/208V@900/675W and is field adjustable for 240/208V@1800/1300W, 120V@450, 900, 1350, or 1800W configuration.
Since I choose the most efficient way to wire the heating element 220V@900W, I wondered what temperature it put out.
I got my Radio Shack Hand help IR thermometer and got an average of 200 Degrees F to heat the room
That is almost like having my wood pellet stove on heat setting 2 !! However the stove has a bigger convection fan
Very interesting for a quick warm up. Does anyone else have a lighted and heated hearth??
The wood pellet stove raised hearth I built, has built-in heat and light.
Since there is a wee bit of a chill in the basement tonight, I snapped on the electric hearth instead of adding pellets and waiting for the stove to fire.
The Electromode CKHA Series Fan Forced Kickspace Heater can be wired 5 different ways:
http://heatersplus.com/ckha.htm
The Kick Space heater is factory wired for 240/208V@900/675W and is field adjustable for 240/208V@1800/1300W, 120V@450, 900, 1350, or 1800W configuration.
Since I choose the most efficient way to wire the heating element 220V@900W, I wondered what temperature it put out.
I got my Radio Shack Hand help IR thermometer and got an average of 200 Degrees F to heat the room
That is almost like having my wood pellet stove on heat setting 2 !! However the stove has a bigger convection fan
Very interesting for a quick warm up. Does anyone else have a lighted and heated hearth??