114 Kickspace Fan-Forced Wall Heater Without Built-in Thermostat, White

This little guy puts out a decent amount of heat, out-performing a larger Cadet heater that had been in the same space until it failed. The instructions were a little challenging for me to track with at first, but once I started actually doing it they made sense as I went along and I was able to wire it up with no issues. As other reviewers have noted, this thing is pretty loud - it's not obnoxiously loud in my opinion, but you will definitely never find yourself wondering whether or not it is on. Overall the instructions could have been a little easier to follow and it is pretty noisy; but it is outstanding for the price and exceeds my expectations in terms of performance, and thus is a five-star item in by book.

We installed this during a bathroom renovation. I had an electrician wire it so can't comment on the wiring, but he had no complaints and did it rather quickly.As for the heater's function it is fairly quiet, just a low hum when in operation that is barely audible from 10 feet away. I had concerns about noise/rattling from reading other reviews but this was not my experience.So far have only used it in the spring a few times, but on low it was perfectly capable of adding some heat to our ~100 sqft bathroom, so I have no doubt that it will be able to keep up in winter on a higher setting. My plan is to just find a decent setting and leave the thermostat set there for the season. Although the thermostat does not have numbers, one can easily just set it at different levels and measure/feel the air temperature in the room to find a good setting.My one complaint about this unit is minor, and in regard to the cutout for placing this under the cabinet. As you can see from the image the top edge of the unit has no overlap with the cabinet fascia like the sides do. Therefore one must be EXACT when measuring and cutting in regard to this dimension, otherwise a gap will be visible.

We have a small kitchen that is more of a hallway style kitchen, there was no source of heat for in the kitchen and in the winter time it would get really cold in the whole kitchen (about a 5’ by 15’ space). So we wanted to figure out a way to heat up the kitchen and it was between this toe-kick heater and a wall heater, we went with this toe-kick heater because it wouldn’t be as noticeable as a wall unit and we were hoping it would provide enough heat for the kitchen. We have had it installed for almost two months now and we are pretty happy with our decision. It heats up the entire kitchen space (after being on for an hour or so) We are very happy with the amount of heat it puts off, and the heater is hardly noticeable unless you know where it’s at (we installed it under our kitchen sink)! The only thing we don’t like about the heater is that it is very loud (in our opinion) ,we have a small house and can hear it from the main living areas of our home( it’s just the fan blower in the heater) but it’s one of those noises that if it’s on when you walk into the house you might not notice it, so that’s kind of nice. The unit is a little thick ( I just wish it was a little thinner) but it’s still very workable when installing. Overall this unit was a good choice for us because it keeps the space warm, is easy to use, it isn’t easily physically noticeable, and very importantly is that it’s a great value. Our only complaint is that we wish it was a little quieter, but we can deal with it because we use it as a supplemental heat source.

This item works great. It smells a bit being a brand new motor, when you first turn it on. It heats very well in small spaces. And the price was great. bought this to replace a toe kick heater under my bathroom vanity when the blower motor quit working in it after 40 years. (I already had the 220 thermostat on the wall so i only bought the unit.) It is slightly smaller than the original 1970's unit but otherwise pretty close.I bought for around $80. Amazon listed it under the regular priced units as a working unit with only damaged shipping package, previously returned. When I got it, the box had some moderate indentations but the unit was brand new and undamaged and it works great.I'm glad I found it.

After installing the first heater I got a second to replace two heaters in my 37yr old RV.Working well and easily fit into the space available, after I shortened the opening left from the old heater.The conversion from 220v to 110v was simple enough (watch the video from the QR and read the included instructions). I don't know why the instructions don't have you remove the red light you disconnect during conversion. I did on the second install.Sound is not so bad. What do you expect from a fan driven forced air heater in a metal box.

I purchased the Broan 114 for two places in my home and returned one because it didn't fit. I then purchased a King KT2415-MW-W 240V (also on Amazon) because it was going to fit the other space better (two different rooms). Well in comparison, the King way out performs the Broan. King is MUCH faster to heat up, MUCH quieter (makes half the noise), and is smaller, fitting the space easily. Honestly the comparison isn't even close. If I had known what I know now (electricians paid to install both and thermostats), I would order King unit for both.The Broan takes a lot of time to start producing heat. The King produces heat within first 5 seconds. The Broan is noisy even though people thought it was quiet. I don't what they were comparing it to.I hope my experience will help someone else. Go with the King!

This was a used unit that did not appear to have been installed. Everything was as good as new and packed with everything except the installation guide, but I had kept the guide from the unit that was being replaced, so not a problem.

This Broan heater is noisy, by any reasonable standards, even though advertised with the "Special Feature" of being NOISELESS.

A l’air de bien fonctionner! Vient de l’installer mais pas encore passé un hiver. Ne fait pas de bruit, contrairement à d’autres commentaires que j’ai lue. Posé au bas de l’armoire de cuisine.

It's pretty noisey but it really blows the heat

Parfait pour du bon chauffage

Our kitchen area had a baseboard heater below some cupboards so we had to have a fan blowing the hot air away because they got so hot ! This with its built in fan heats much faster and makes the whole area a lot nicer because of not having cold areas anymore. Also the cupboards above it hardly get hot at all.

Bought this two months ago but didn't install until the writing of this review. Thing wouldn't kick in and start. Electrician said something about a coupling not closing. So contacted Amazon and got a middle finger response because if you don't let them know 30 days out of purchase, you are SOL! I appealed telling them I am in the middle of a kitchen reno and today was the day we got to the toe kick heater. Crickets. They told me to contact manufacturer. I did and they tell me Amazon shouldn't be selling that item in Canada, its only available in the USA. But it don't tell you that on the item. They also tell me they have had more than one complaint. Ain't no way Broan is going to rock the boat so while they point the finger at Amazon they aren't going to cut their noses off to spite their face. So I am out almost $600 (electrician fees) and have a wonky unit and neither Amazon or Broan wants to step up. Talk about weasling their way out and both should be ashamed of themselves.