Tpi E2907-040SW Electric Baseboard Heater 750W 2550 Btu/h

Product Description

The TPI E2907-040SW is a 40-inch electric baseboard heater rated at 750 watts and 2,550 BTU/h, designed for permanent wall-mount installation in residential and light commercial spaces. It operates on 120 volts and draws a maximum of 6.3 amps. The heating element is stainless steel with aluminum fins for efficient heat transfer. A built-in thermostat is included, allowing direct temperature control without a separate wall thermostat. The white housing blends with standard interior trim. Licensed electricians and HVAC technicians install this unit as a zone-heat solution in bedrooms, offices, and additions where forced-air systems are not present or practical.

This baseboard heater is suited for single-zone electric heat applications in residential new construction, renovation projects, and supplemental heating scenarios. It mounts directly to the wall along the baseboard line, where natural convection pulls cool air across the element and returns warm air into the room. The 40-inch length and 750-watt output are typically appropriate for smaller rooms or supplemental loads. The included thermostat simplifies wiring and reduces component count during rough-in.

Key Features

• 750-watt output delivers 2,550 BTU/h of radiant-convective heat
• Stainless steel heating element resists corrosion and oxidation
• Aluminum fins increase surface area for efficient heat exchange
• Built-in thermostat included — no separate wall thermostat required
• Wall-mount design installs along baseboard line using standard bracket hardware
• ETLus listed for safety compliance in residential and commercial installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount electric baseboard heater for 120-volt single-phase residential and light commercial circuits requiring a 750-watt zone-heat solution.

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 power at the breaker before any wiring work. The unit requires a dedicated 120-volt circuit sized for the 6.3-amp load with appropriate overcurrent protection. Do not install directly against carpet or drapes, and maintain clearances specified on the unit label to prevent fire hazard.