Tpi E2906-036SW Electric Baseboard Heater 600W 36in

Product Description

The TPI E2906-036SW is a 120-volt electric baseboard heater rated at 600 watts and 2040 BTU/h. It delivers convective heat through a stainless steel heating element paired with aluminum fins, which transfer heat efficiently into the room without the noise associated with forced-air systems. The unit mounts directly to the wall and includes a built-in thermostat, making it a self-contained solution for zone heating. At 36 inches in length, it fits standard baseboard runs in smaller rooms and spaces. A white housing keeps the profile clean against typical wall finishes. Licensed electricians typically handle the wiring for these units in compliance with NEC requirements.

The E2906-036SW is suited for residential and light commercial applications where supplemental or primary electric heat is needed in a single zone. Typical installations include bedrooms, offices, additions, converted spaces, and other areas where extending a central HVAC duct run is impractical. The wall-mount design keeps the unit low to the floor, allowing natural convective airflow to circulate warmed air across the room. The integrated thermostat eliminates the need for a separate wall control in straightforward single-zone installs.

Key Features

• 600-watt output at 120 volts, delivering 2040 BTU/h of convective heat
• Stainless steel heating element for durability and corrosion resistance
• Aluminum fins for efficient heat transfer and lightweight construction
• Built-in thermostat included for single-zone temperature control
• Wall-mount installation with a low-profile 6-inch height and 2.5-inch depth
• White housing finish suits standard residential and commercial interiors
• ETLus listed to recognized safety standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric baseboard heater for residential and light commercial wall-mount installations requiring a 120-volt, 600-watt convective heating unit.

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 power at the circuit breaker before any wiring work and verify the circuit is de-energized with a non-contact voltage tester before making connections. Mount the unit along an exterior wall at the base of the room to maximize convective airflow circulation. Do not obstruct the inlet or outlet vents with furniture, drapes, or floor coverings.