Tpi H2912-060SW Electric Baseboard Heater 1250W 60 in

Product Description

The TPI H2912-060SW is a 60-inch electric baseboard heater designed for permanent wall-mount installation in residential and light commercial spaces. It operates on 240 volts and delivers up to 1250 watts (4250 BTU/h) at full power, with a reduced 938-watt (3189 BTU/h) setting for lower-demand conditions. The unit draws a maximum of 5.2 amps and features a stainless steel heating element paired with aluminum fins for efficient convective heat transfer. The housing ships in white. A thermostat is not included and must be sourced and installed separately.

This baseboard heater is suited for zone heating in bedrooms, offices, additions, or any room requiring dedicated electric heat. The 60-inch length makes it appropriate for placement along exterior walls beneath windows, a common installation strategy for countering cold-air downdraft. Wall-mount installation keeps the unit low to the floor where it draws in cool air and releases heated air upward by natural convection. It is ETLus listed, confirming compliance with recognized North American safety standards.

Key Features

• Dual wattage output: 1250W at full load, 938W at reduced load on 240-volt circuits
• Stainless steel heating element for durability and corrosion resistance
• Aluminum fins for efficient convective heat distribution
• 60-inch housing length suitable for placement beneath standard window spans
• Wall-mount design keeps installation low to the floor for natural convection airflow
• ETLus listed to recognized North American safety standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation baseboard heater for 240-volt single-zone electric heating circuits requiring a 60-inch unit. Thermostat must be selected and installed separately; the unit does not include one.

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 wiring. The heater requires a dedicated 240-volt circuit sized for the amperage draw; verify wire gauge and breaker rating against the unit specifications before rough-in. Do not block airflow openings or install in enclosed cavities — baseboard heaters require unobstructed convective airflow to operate safely and efficiently.