Has your company heard about Free Geek? To support our green initiatives, Cadet began using “Free Geek” services two years ago. Free Geek is a Non-Profit organization that works with individuals and corporations in the endeavor to recycle technology and provide access to technology in exchange for community service. MORE»
You may have noticed that our heat boxes and wall cans have a new black powder coated finish. The new black is a sand texture that applies easily, and camouflages minor substrate imperfections. We recently switched to the ECO-Black Tex DuPont™ Powder coated product, because it.. MORE»
The Register Plus
Cadet’s premium line of Register in-wall fan heaters are being improved to deliver better airflow, higher altitude capabilities, and longer life. Plus, we’ve added a new higher wattage heater: The new 2,250 watt unit is available in a 240 Volt heat box configuration (dual rated for 1,688 @ 208V). Ask your Customer Service Representative about these changes next time you order. MORE»
BRF12 120V Receptacle Plate
Since an electrical outlet may not be installed directly above a heater, Cadet offers an outlet that can be installed in either end of the baseboard to meet local building codes.
Recent National Electric code changes state that these outlets must now be tamper proof: our new BRF12 meets new code requirements, and is available in white or almond to install on your baseboard today. MORE»
Electric Heater Safety:
The temperatures are dropping and most of us have turned on our heaters. Electric heaters are a safe, economical, and efficient way to heat your home. However.... MORE»
Besides zonal heating, how can I reduce my energy use this winter?
Here are some tips that can make a big difference in energy use and comfort during those cold winter nights and days: MORE»
On our way to a holiday dinner at a friend’s home, I tried to remind my 3 year old of his manners by asking what we say when we are finished eating our dinner.
He thought for a moment and shouted "Dessert!!".
(Apparently I still have some work to do.)
from Cadet President
Wow! What a year to remember…or actually to forget! Even though we all knew it was going to be a challenging 12 months, working twice as hard for seemingly a lot less, living it on a daily basis was really not fun. The good news is: most of us survived without totally collapsing on the floor in fetal positions…MORE»