Tpi E2905-028SW Electric Baseboard Heater 500W 1706 Btu/h

Product Description

The TPI E2905-028SW is a 120-volt electric baseboard heater rated at 500 watts and 1,706 BTU/h. It uses a stainless steel heating element with aluminum fins to deliver consistent radiant and convective heat along the baseboard zone. The unit mounts to the wall and includes an integrated thermostat, making it a self-contained solution for zone heating in small rooms, additions, or supplemental heating applications. At 28 inches in length, it fits standard baseboard runs without modification. Installation is handled by a licensed electrician following NEC low-voltage and branch-circuit requirements. The white housing blends with standard residential trim.

This heater is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a dedicated 120-volt circuit is available. Typical installs include bedrooms, offices, enclosed porches, and other areas requiring supplemental or primary electric heat. The wall-mount design keeps the unit off the floor for easier cleaning and consistent airflow. The built-in thermostat allows local temperature control without a separate wall-mounted stat, reducing both labor and materials on a single-zone install.

Key Features

• 500-watt output with 1,706 BTU/h heating capacity
• Stainless steel heating element for corrosion resistance and long service life
• Aluminum fins for efficient heat transfer
• Integrated thermostat included — no separate thermostat required
• Wall-mount design keeps unit off the floor
• ETLus listed for safety compliance
• White housing for standard residential aesthetics

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electric baseboard heater for 120-volt residential and light commercial heating circuits requiring a 28-inch, 500-watt unit.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 424 governing fixed electric space heating equipment. Disconnect and lock out the branch circuit before wiring. The unit requires a dedicated 120-volt circuit sized for the 4.2-amp maximum draw. Do not install directly beneath an electrical outlet or where the airflow slots may be obstructed by flooring, carpet, or furniture.