Cadet 9956 Electric Baseboard Heater 6 Foot White

Product Description

The CADET 9956 is a 6-foot white electric baseboard heater designed for quiet convection heating in residential spaces. It operates on a convection principle - drawing cool air from the floor, warming it across an internal heating element, and releasing it along the wall - with no fan noise and no moving parts. The unit ships with pre-punched mounting marks and accepts wiring at both ends, reducing installation time on new construction and replacement jobs. A compatible line-voltage or low-voltage thermostat is required for operation and is sold separately. Manufactured in the USA.

This baseboard heater is suited for residential applications including bedrooms, living areas, additions, and enclosed porches where supplemental or primary electric heat is needed. The 6-foot industry-standard length makes it a direct fit for replacement of existing baseboard units or straightforward installation in new construction. Select heater wattage based on square footage of the space being conditioned - the 9956 should be matched to the appropriate room load per standard sizing charts before installation.

Key Features

• 6-foot industry-standard length supports both replacement and new construction installs
• Quiet convection operation - no fan, no moving parts
• Pre-punched mounting marks for faster, more accurate wall positioning
• Wiring access at both ends for flexible rough-in configurations
• White finish for standard residential aesthetic match
• Made in the USA

Compatibility

Designed as an industry-standard replacement or new-installation electric baseboard heater for residential applications. Compatible thermostat must be selected separately and rated for electric baseboard heating loads.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out power at the breaker before beginning any wiring work. Mount the unit along an exterior wall at floor level for optimal convection airflow, and ensure the thermostat selected is rated for the heater circuit voltage and load. Do not install in a location where the unit will be blocked by furniture or floor coverings, as restricted airflow creates a fire hazard.