Calypso - 120V

Installation Quick-mounted surface installation with easy snap-on bracket that also serves as marking template.

Connection 120v, plug-in connection with 6' flexible cord.

Installation height 10 in.

Clearances
Front: 20 in Sides: 4 in Above: 12 in.

Total capacity (1500 W)
Fan-forced heat (750 W) Low-thermal-mass heating element combined with low-pressure tangential blower.

Thermal protection Resetable overheat protection. Reset by turning heater off.

Electronic thermostat Built-in electronic proportional-action thermostat for basic heating.

Timer 0-30 minute resetable mechanical timer for quick heating.

Location Located on top of the unit with protective cover.

Switch On/Off switch, also serves as reset for overheat protection.

Dial 1 Thermostat control.
Dial 2 Timer dial.

Indicator light 1 Heating indicator light.
Indicator light 2 Overheat of saturated filter warning indicator light.

Steel construction with polyester/epoxy anti-rust powder coating.

Cabinet Splash-proof construction with rounded edges and built-in side wire covers.

Louvres Bottom grille directs the hot air downwards, towards the center of the room to ensure even temperature.

Filter Easy-to-clean, removable rear-mounted lint filter for easier maintenance.

Color BB = White

Power on demand
Fan-forced models are generally smaller and heat quickly by means of a stronger airflow. The low-thermal-mass heating element directs all the power into a small space. The heat from the element is directly transferred to the fan-driven air. Activated by a timer, these fan units supply heat only when you truly need it or request it.

A Convectair maintains the selected temperature without allowing major fluctuations. Thanks to the electronic thermostat, sensitive to within 1/10 °C (1/5 °F), the room’s occupants can go about their business for as long as they like, in a steadily warm environment without fiddling with the thermostat, oblivious to changes in the outside temperature.

Some models are designed to be plugged directly into a regular 120V home socket. These units are suitable for heating an apartment where you’re not planning to stay for the long term. They also make easy-to-install backup heaters for a cottage, or for rounding out another heating system.

when you purchase or install a heater in a home, you should establish a heat distribution plan to evaluate the heating requirement of each room or area of the home. Installing heat sources at several strategic points prevents the overheating of one single unit as it tries to keep up with demand for the whole room. When the heaters are placed at the right spots around the room, the result is maximum comfort and complete safety. Would you like us to plan your ideal heating plan? Contact the team of Convectair experts. This service is free, and it could save you a bundle! 1 800 463-6478 / support@convectair.ca

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The bathroom is the one room where a lot of heat is needed for a short time only. That's why all our models for the bathroom—Bolero, Diva, Jazz, Piccolo,Samba, Calypso and Soprano—are equipped with a powerful fan that can heat up the room almost instantly.

Convectairs for the bathroom are designed to withstand splashes. The bigger models feature a control panel that is easy to access but safely out of children’s reach. The smaller units and the convection heaters have a panel that can be made tamper-proof. And all the fans (except the one of the Soprano) operate on a timer, so that the heater can’t be left on by mistake.

Convectair heating units meet Canadian and American safety standards . In addition, their designs are based on the more stringent performance standards applied in Europe.

• 2 years against all defects
• 5 years on heating elements

Once the guarantee expires, the Convectair technical team is a reliable source of advice and service. Even 20 years after purchase, a Convectair unit can be repaired and refurbished.

Consult here a list of our authorized Service Centers

For guaranteed, dependendable operation, we recommend that all units be installed by a licensed electrical contractor.