Tpi CP123 Ceiling Heating Panel 375W 1706 Btu/h

Product Description

The TPI CP123 is a ceiling-mounted radiant heating panel designed for supplemental or primary space heating in residential and light commercial applications. Rated at 375 watts with a maximum output of 1706 BTU/h, the panel operates on 120 or 240 volts, giving installers flexibility when connecting to existing branch circuits. At 23.75 inches in length and 23.75 inches in width, it installs flush or semi-flush to the ceiling surface, keeping floor and wall space clear. Licensed electricians typically handle the wiring and mounting. The CP123 is suited for rooms where baseboard or wall heaters are not practical.

Ceiling heating panels like the CP123 are commonly installed in bathrooms, hallways, utility rooms, garages, and additions where ductwork is absent and wall space is limited. The panel mounts overhead to direct radiant and convective heat downward into the occupied zone. It works as a standalone heating source in mild climates or as a supplement to a central system in colder regions. No ductwork, blower, or refrigerant circuit is involved, making the installation straightforward for a qualified electrician working in new construction or retrofit applications.

Key Features

• Dual-voltage operation at 120 or 240 volts for flexible circuit compatibility
• 375-watt output with a maximum rating of 1706 BTU/h
• Square panel footprint at 23.75 inches x 23.75 inches fits standard ceiling grid spacing
• Ceiling-mount design keeps floor and wall space fully open
• No ductwork or refrigerant required — electric-only installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style ceiling heating panel suitable for residential and light commercial electric heating applications where a 120-volt or 240-volt branch circuit is available.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. Shut off and lock out the branch circuit breaker before making any wiring connections. Verify that the supply voltage matches the panel's rated voltage before energizing. Ensure the ceiling structure provides adequate support for the panel weight and that clearances to combustible materials meet code requirements.