Empire RH50CB Closed Front Gas Room Heater with Blower - Propane
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Empire RH50CB Closed Front Gas Room Heater with Blower - Propane
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- Dimensions: 29 9/16" H x 34" W x 23 3/16" D with diverter or 16" D without diverter
- Warms large areas with 50,000 BTUs of radiant heat
- Requires no electricity
- Matchless piezo ignition system
- Durable beige cabinet
- Convenient hydraulic thermostat
- Draft diverter can be vertically or horizontally installed
- Automatic shut-off keeps you safe
- Includes automatic blower
- Natural gas and propane models available
- 10-year limited warranty for combustion chamber and 1-year limited warranty for parts
- Top - 55"
- Sides - 6"
- Opposite side (for accessibility) - 18"
- Bottom of unit to wood floor - 0"
- Draft diverter to wall - 2"
A heater in your home is vital during the winter months. This closed front gas room heater is convenient and efficient. It requires no electricity or matches to start. This model is propane, but is also available in natural gas. A beige cabinet safely surrounds the heating mechanism. It has an automatic blower as well as an automatic shut off, which will protect from overheating and dangerous fires in the home. Look no further for a top quality heater. Empire's RH50CB closed front gas room heater is guaranteed and backed with a 10 year limited warranty.
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Please Note: This Model Cannot Be Used With An Optional Remote Control Or Wall Switch/Wall Mount Thermostat. A Rotary Knob Is Located On The Unit To Control The Temperature Setting.
Customer Q&A with Product Specialists
Jacob
from Jefferson City mo asked:
Does it pop and crack when it kicks on and off?
Any wall furnace or fireplace has the potential to pop and ping as it heats up and cools down. This is due to the expansion and contraction of the metals in the burn chamber. If you are having violent "booms" during start-ups, this could be caused by delayed ignition of the gas. This is fairly common with propane, more so than natural gas.
Answered by:
Cody S.
on Sep 21, 2023
Samantha
from New Mexico asked:
Can this product be used in a mobile home?
The manufacturer's installation manual does not list this appliance for mobile home use.
Answered by:
Cody S.
on Jul 06, 2023
Tim M.
from olympia wash asked:
Why is there no remote thermostat option on this model?
This model has a built-in hydraulic thermostat; there is no remote thermostat option available because the controls are integrated on to the heater itself.
Answered by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
Mark
from Chapel Hill, NC asked:
Is the Empire RH50CB closed front gas room heater completely sealed from the room atmosphere?
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