Stelpro PRIMA Compact Baseboard Heater

Stelpro PRIMA Compact Baseboard Heater

July 22, 2020

The PRIMA electric baseboard has a distinctive compact format that adapts to various applications without compromising on performance. Thanks to its safe and innovative housing design with concealed elements, it’s easy to clean and maintain. Sleek and elegant, PRIMA adds a modern touch to any room.

Manufacturing

• 22-gauge annealed galvanized steel housing and 20-gauge onepiece front panel that can support 99.8 kg (220 lbs) at the centre

• full-length thermal protection with automatic reset

• discreet air inlet; air exits from the top for maximum air circulation

• full-length wireway

Element

• single tubular, stainless steel sheathed element with boxed aluminum fins for improved heat dissipation; the element is securely fastened at its centre, floating in nylon
sleeves at each end, eliminating expansion and contraction noises during heat cycles

Control

• wall thermostat (not included) – use of a °STELPRO electronic thermostat is strongly recommended

• built-in single pole electronic thermostat that can be installed in the right or left junction box (optional)

• low voltage relay kit and disconnect switch (optional)

Installation

• surface mounted

• connection compartment at each end

• knockouts of the BX and clamps for the NMD cables located at each end, at the back and under the unit

• oblong mounting holes at 1-inch intervals (top and bottom) and marks every 8 inches to locate studs

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