Ember TUV Listing, dimensions, weights, ohms, excess cord storage, operating maximum temperature.

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Here are the dimensions and ohms for the Ember Radiant panels.The cTUVus Listing document should be in Heatwave. If you are unable to find it, see the link below.http://www.certipedia.com/certificates/72132065?locale=deAccording to the manufacturer, the cord can be stored at the backside of the panel without a problem.

WHITE MIRROR 60/120. Shipping dimensions 51x27x3 on a pallet 62x32x4.5. Weight 41.20 lbs, ship via UPS Freight on a pallet. Average ohms: 18

MIRROR 600 60-90 Box dimensions 40x27x3. Additional box needed for shipping 46x34x10. Weight 30.90 lbs, shipped via UPS Ground. Average ohms: 23

BLACK MIRROR 60/90 Box dimensions 40x27x3. Additional box needed for shipping 46x34x10. Weight 30.90 lbs, Shipped via UPS ground. Average ohms: 23

WHITE GLASS 60/90 Box dimensions 40x24x3. Additional box needed for shipping 46x34x10. Weight 31.25 lbs, Shipped via UPS Ground. Average ohms: 23

BLACK GLASS 800 Box dimensions 51x27x3 Shipped on a pallet 62x32x4.5 Weight 41.2 lbs, Shipped via UPS Freight on pallet. Average ohms: 18


The line cord is approximately 9.5 feet long.


The temperature of Ember units should be around 212F (100C). The maximum temperature is 257F (125C), and is regulated via 4 thermal switches built in the panel (will switch off at 257F (125C) - lower temperature to around 185F (85C) and then switch on again).

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