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Quick-Ship Backflow Enclosure Heaters
Hubbell Hot Box 120V heaters, held as stocked inventory and ready to ship. Orders typically ship within 1 business day, so a failed or undersized unit can be replaced before an enclosure loses ASSE 1060 freeze protection.
Single-phase, thermostatically controlled, fan-forced. Live inventory status is displayed on each unit.
How Quick-Ship Works
- 1Pick a quick-ship model belowInventory status on each card is pulled live from stock, so availability shown is availability that can ship.
- 2Order onlineNo quotation or lead-time confirmation required. Volume pricing available on request.
- 3Ships within 1 business dayCarrier tracking is emailed when the order ships.
Quick-Ship Models
All three units are 120V single-phase, wall-mounted, thermostatically controlled, and supplied with a 6-foot cord and plug. Selection is by heating capacity.
Hot Box 1,000W Heater
- Thermostatically maintains 40°F interior at ambient temperatures to -30°F, per ASSE 1060 §1.2.2.1
- Lowest-capacity unit, suited to compact enclosures in moderate design temperatures
- Wall-mounted above the discharge point; 6' cord and plug; factory-lubricated 100 cfm fan
Hot Box 1,500W Heater
- Thermostatically maintains 40°F interior at ambient temperatures to -30°F, per ASSE 1060 §1.2.2.1
- Mid-capacity unit, a common replacement rating for mid-size enclosures
- Wall-mounted above the discharge point; 6' cord and plug; factory-lubricated 100 cfm fan
Hot Box 1,900W Heater
- Thermostatically maintains 40°F interior at ambient temperatures to -30°F, per ASSE 1060 §1.2.2.1
- Highest capacity available on a standard 120V branch circuit, for large enclosures and low design temperatures
- Wall-mounted above the discharge point; 6' cord and plug; factory-lubricated 100 cfm fan
Require 240V, three-phase, or higher capacity?
The complete Hubbell Hot Box heater line covers larger enclosures and alternate service voltages. Those models are built-to-order; allow for extended lead times.
Selection note: For replacement, match the wattage and voltage on the existing unit's nameplate. For new installations, use the heater rating specified on the enclosure's data sheet, and consider the next capacity up for exposed, high-wind, or low-design-temperature sites. Confirm the branch circuit is rated for the unit's full-load amperage.