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A wall-mounted electric convector heater with electronic controls, a programmable timer and a remote. Its standout feature is a separate remote temperature sensor that reads a cold spot across the room, so the heater runs until that spot reaches the set temperature instead of cycling on its own built-in thermostat. Two-stage operation lets it run at low wattage most of the time and switch to full output only when needed. It suits basements, additions, garages and rooms a central system does not reach, where a hardwired 240V wall heater makes more sense than a portable unit. Against simple dial-controlled wall convectors it adds remote control, scheduling and smarter temperature sensing; against fan-forced wall heaters it warms more slowly and quietly, with less air movement.
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Lowest price we've seen: $249.95 on Nov 9 at The Home Depot. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 9.
Owners of King Electric wall heaters generally rate the brand's electronic models well for even, quiet heat and for the convenience of a remote and timer. Complaints tend to center on installation demands and on how long a cold room takes to come up to temperature.
The King Electric Electronic 2-Stage Wall Heater is a hardwired electric wall heater with a slim profile. It uses 2-stage heating, which automatically runs at the lowest wattage needed. A fan-only mode moves air in summer.
A remote temperature sensor reads the cold spot elsewhere in the room, so the heater can warm the space more evenly. The included remote control comes with a wall holder and works with the electronic controls and the built-in thermostat. A programmable timer turns the heater off at a set time. Smart limit protection shuts the heater off if it overheats.
The heater is available in 120-volt and 230-volt models, so confirm which voltage your circuit supplies before choosing. 230-volt models cover up to 175 sq ft at a lower amp draw. It is made in the USA.
