Stiebel Eltron’s elegant surface-mount CK heater is perfect anywhere quick heat is needed. Designed and made in Germany, this quiet fan heater quickly warms an area or maintains a comfortable temperature. Perfect for both retrofit and new construction, the European downdraft design heats a space evenly. CK heaters easily replace older flush-mount heaters and are ideal for bathrooms, basements, offices, playrooms, 3-season porches, cabins, campers or RVs, and mobile homes. The built-in fan is extremely quiet in operation at only 49.7 dB. A thermostat with an adjustable knob for setting temperature is located on the right side of the CK. In rooms larger than 215 sq. ft., the CK can be operated through a conventional wall-mounted room thermostat. The CK is designed with a frost protection setting. The lowest thermostat setting will maintain above freezing temperatures in an appropriately sized space. The external casing is made of stove-enameled sheet steel. The sides are made from plastic. The CK heater is designed to have its components recycled at the end of its useful life. Stiebel Eltron is a world-leading German manufacturer of technically superior products since 1924.

• CKT 20E requires 240 or 208-Volt electric service and must be hard-wired
• At 240-Volt, the CK 20E outputs 2000-Watt, draws 8.3 Amp, and needs a 15 Amp breaker with 14 AWG wire
• At 208-Volt, the CK 20E outputs 1500-Watt, draws 8.3 Amp, and needs a 15 Amp breaker with 14 AWG wire
• Heat output for the CK 20E at 240-Volt is 6829 BTU/Hr. and at 208-Volt is 5122 BTU/Hr.
• Galvanized steel, squirrel cage blower motor is extremely quiet, with a noise level of only 49.7 dB(a)
• Typical applications are bathrooms, basements, offices, playrooms, 3-season porches, cabins, campers or RVs, and mobile homes
• CK heaters are ETL listed for compliance with CSA and UL safety standards in the US and Canada
• See warranty for complete details of the 3-year warranty against defects in workmanship and materials under normal use
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