Cadet Com-Pak Twin Electric Wall Heater Assembly Only Without Thermostat (Model: CST402, Part: 67529), 13648/10236 BTU, 240/208 Volt, 4000/3000 Watt

Beware Cadet P/N 67529 Only includes the Heating Element and is Not a Complete Assembly. This P/N lacks the required in-wall Housing Unit, Grill, and Knob.Worse is that Ace Hardware's return policy is not that easy to deal with. As my intial contact by email stated they wanted a photo of the returned unit, UPC Code and then they will get back with you in 3-5 business days. I provided them with my contact information and their Order number so they should have all that information. Also I have to pay for the return postage despite their inaccurate product description. It shows a picture of a complete unit and states it is an "assembly" verses what is received is just the heating element.The final point is Home Depot sells the complete unit (in-stock too) and is only about $6 more ($179), avoid the trouble and just go and buy it in person at Home Depot.

Item as expected

It was exactly what I ordered. The last one only broke because I vaccumed it wrong. It was 10 years old.

Good, easy to install as a replacement to the earlier model that became obsolete

It's an average okay heater, but plan on replacing the twin inside unit with fans and elements about every two to three years. They just don't seem to hold up for long, before they burn out. I'm not real pleased with this thing costing me a couple hundred dollars every couple of years. You'd think that Cadet could design them so that dust couldn't accumulate on the element windings, because that causes hot spots, and burns them right in two.

only good for 2-3 yrs, then element brakesi have been installing cadet heaters for years and this is the first one not to hold up

Good product for the price, easy install