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Voltage: |
120 - 240 Volts |
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Amps: |
2.01 amps - 1.01 amps |
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Watts: |
100 - 500 Watts |
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Cycle: |
50 hz - 60 hz |
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Weight: |
5lbs - 20lbs |
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Length: |
36" up to 96" |
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Width: |
5" up to 8" |
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Depth: |
1.125" |
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Certified: |
Yes - USA & Canada |
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Manufactured: |
Canada |
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Colour: |
White |
This type of aluminum comes with decades of industrial and commercial use.
Radiator specs: minimum 3 ft - maximum 8ft L x 5" - 8" W x 1.125" Depth @ 120 volts, 240 volts @ 100 watts up to 500 watts.
Puts out a maximum temperature of 180 degrees Fahrenheit / 80 Celsius
This radiator system uses special fluid and an electrical heating element to generate heat.
These radiators come at 120 volts @ 250 watts or 240 volts @ 250 watts
It takes 4 hours and 15 minutes to use 1 kw of electrical power.
The cost to you is $ 0.15 for that 4 hours for a single radiator.
These radiators come at 120 volts @ 500 watts or 240 volts @ 500 watts
It takes 3 hours and 15 minutes to use 1 kw of electrical power.
Ie: a bedroom 12x12 144 sq.ft. Can be heated by one 6 ft rad using 333 watts of electrical power to heat it.
The cost to you is $ 0.15 for that 3 hours for a single radiator.
Each radiator puts out 140 - 180 degrees of heat per linear foot.
These radiators can't use any more than what the manufacturer claims
BUT
The radiator can cost less with up to date thermostats and insulation