ASK1501W Ceiling Heater 1500W 120V

Had to replace my old ceiling bathroom heater and this fit almost exactly. Comes with side brackets. Does what it needs to do with decent heat and relatively quiet sound. Good stuff!

Excellent ceiling bathroom heater. Relatively quiet -very satisfied with the low sound. Heats well.Best to get the correct thermostat, however. I bought a line voltage Stelpro SWT2 and replaced it with a programmable STP-ST402PFF as recommended by a tech at Stelpro.

It was installed by a professional for us but we find that it doesn’t really put out a lot of heat and the real issue is that it is loud. I personally won’t use it due to how loud it is and it disturbs others in our house. Especially if it is early in the morning or later at night and people are trying to sleep.The reason we got this is nothing else at the time would fit in the limited space.

This was a fairly easy install, but I do have some drywall experience. This was to replace a surface mounted unit that had died. I did have to cut the drywall on the ceiling to fit the heater, but the wiring was already there, connected to a timer. It was easy to guide the wire through the knock-out and get it connected up.Once I got it installed and the breaker turned back on, I did a quick test. The unit was a lot quieter than I expected, probably because it is not moving as much air as I expected. Being that it is ceiling mounted and warm air tends to rise, the unit does not do as good at warming a 68 square foot bathroom (8 ft ceiling) as I had hoped. It has not kept the mirror from fogging up at all. This would work better as a wall mounted unit.

Inadequate... don't waste your money. Installed in a small bathroom & no difference in warmth. So disappointed as $250 to install + cost of heater

Blocks air flow when U have a room that doesn't need to be treated.

I decided to spend more money to get a metal heater instead of plastic & I think it was definitely worth it. I really like the design too. Very little noise too!

it was automatic thermal shutdown