Description

Entryways and stairwells lose heat every time a door swings open, and a heater fixed to the wall stays out of foot traffic in a way a portable model never can. The Qmark AWH Series Architectural Heavy-Duty Wall Heater hardwires into your wall and sends steady warmth into vestibules and hallways.

The line works in homes as well as commercial spaces like restaurants and offices. Its low-noise fan matters most in meeting spaces, where you want warm air without a hum competing with conversation.

Key Features and Benefits of the Qmark AWH Series Architectural Heavy-Duty Wall Heater

Bar-Stock Grille: A contemporary bar-stock grille keeps the fan-forced airflow open, so heated air moves out into your room instead of lingering at the wall.
Tamper-Resistant Thermostat: The built-in thermostat adjusts from 40 to 90 degrees F and resists tampering, so your setting holds in lobbies and public areas.
Overheat Protection: A manual reset thermal overheat protector shuts the heater off if it runs too hot and keeps it off until you reset it.
cETLus Certified: The heater carries cETLus certification, showing it has been tested to United States and Canadian safety standards for your peace of mind.
Automatic Fan Delay: An automatic fan delay prevents cold drafts at startup and discharges residual heat after shutoff, so you feel warmth rather than a chilly blast.
Enclosed Fan Motor: A permanently lubricated, enclosed fan motor never needs oiling, which keeps your maintenance to a minimum over long-term use.
Hardwired Power: A hardwired connection keeps cords off your walls and floors, giving you a tidy, permanent installation in high-traffic hallways.
On/Off Switch: A built-in power on/off switch lets you cut power right at the heater, which simplifies routine maintenance.
Slim Profile: The heater measures 15.75 x 4 x 19.31-Inches (L x W x H) and weighs 25 pounds, so it sits close to the wall in narrow corridors.

Choose Your Voltage and Heat Output

The AWH Series comes in 120-volt, 208-volt, and 277-volt versions, and each voltage is paired with its own heat output.

120-Volt Model: This model produces 1,500 watts (5,118 BTU per hour), a good fit for basements and family rooms.
208-Volt Model: This model produces 3,000 watts (10,236 BTU per hour), sized for restaurants and conference rooms.
277-Volt Model: This model delivers 4,000 watts (13,649 BTU per hour), the most heat in the line, for large vestibules and lobbies.

Sylvane's Expert Take

If you manage a commercial entryway or stairwell that never stays warm, the AWH Series is a strong fit. Choose your model by the voltage already at the wall: rewiring to chase extra wattage rarely pays off. In public spaces, the tamper-resistant thermostat is the feature to value most, with the automatic fan delay close behind for comfort near doorways. For homes on 120-volt wiring, the 1,500-watt model brings that same commercial-grade build to your basement or family room.

Specifications

Key Specifications

Heater Technology

Fan-Forced
Number of Heat Settings

120V / 1500W: 1

208V / 3000W: 2

277V / 4000W: 2
Type

Wall

General

Certifications

cETLus
Color

White
Controls

Manual
Heating BTUs (BTUs)

120V / 1500W: 5118

208V / 3000W: 10236

277V / 4000W: 13649
California Residents

⚠ WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.

Power

Maximum Amperage (Amps)

120V / 1500W: 12.5

208V / 3000W: 14.4

277V / 4000W: 14.4
Maximum Wattage (W)

120V / 1500W: 1500

208V / 3000W: 3000

277V / 4000W: 4000
Power Supply

Hardwired
Voltage (V)

120V / 1500W: 110-120

208V / 3000W: 208

277V / 4000W: 277

Dimensions

Depth (in.)

4.0
Height (in.)

19.31
Weight (lbs.)

25
Width (in.)

15.75

Additional Features

Additional Features

Wall-Mountable, Has Thermostat

Warranty

Manufacturer's Warranty

5-Year Limited Warranty

Qmark AWH Series Architectural Heavy-Duty Wall Heater

Manufacturer's Warranty

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