FIG. 8
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLA
CK
BLA
CK
WHITE
WHI
TE
WHI
TE
THERMAL
OVERLOAD
HEATING
ELEMENT
M
FIG. 9 - HALF-WATTAGE CONVERSION
FIG. 10 - 120VAC TO 240VAC CONVERSION
FIG. 11
THERMAL
OVERLOAD
BLACK
BLACK
M
WHI
TE
CONVERTED 240 VAC HEATER
BLA
CK
WHITE
WHITE
WHI
TE
WHI
TE
BLA
CK
BLA
CK
DISCONNECT FOR HALF-
WATTAGE
BLA
CK
FACTORY-WIRED
HEATER
(FULL WATTAGE)
HEATING
ELEMENT
BLA
CK
LINE IN 240VCA
(2) BLACK WIRES (connected to motor)
BLACK WIRE (from motor)
WHITE WIRES
MOTOR
MOTOR
INSTALLATION
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, do not store or
use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids
in the vicinity of the heater.
CAUTION: High temperature, risk of fire, keep
electrical cords, drapery, furnishings, and other
combustibles at least 3 feet (0.9 m) from the front of
the heater and away from the side and rear.
(16"-ON-CENTER STUDS ONLY)
NOTE:
Locate housing at least 6" from the floor and
any adjacent walls.
1. Choose which side of housing will be mounted di-
rectly to a wall stud. Then insert a mounting bracket
from the opposite side into the channel at the top
of the housing. (FIG. 4)
2. Use measuring guide on side of housing to posi-
tion housing so that it will be flush with finished
wall. Drive to (2) nails through the holes on side of
housing and into stud. (FIG. 5)
3. Extend mounting bracket, level housing, and nail
to other stud. (FIG. 6)
(24"-ON-CENTER STUDS ONLY)
1. Choose which side of housing will be mounted
directly to a wall stud. From this side, push a mount-
ing bracket as far as possible into the channel at
the top of the housing.
NOTE:
Locate housing at least 6" from the floor
and any adjacent walls.
2. Use measuring guide on side of housing to posi-
tion housing so that it will be flush with finished
wall. Drive two (2) nails through the holes in side
of housing and into stud. (FIG. 7)
3. Secure the two (2) mounting brackets together (with
screw supplied). Level housing and nail to opposite
stud, as shown.
WIRING
(ALL INSTALLATIONS)
1. Feed electrical power cable through open knockout
in corner of housing and attach with appropriate
connector. Allow 6" of wire inside of housing.
NOTE:
Use other housing knockout when wiring
units in parallel.
2. Connect black to black, white to white, green to
green or bare wire. Replace wiring cover. (FIG. 8)
OPTIONAL WIRING
CONVERSIONS
(FIGS. 9, 10, 11)
1.
Conversion to half-wattage. (FIG. 9)
The heater will produce less heat and use less
electricity if converted to half-wattage.
Disconnect ONE of the two (2) black wires (with
insulated terminals) from the motor.
2.
120 VAC to 240 VAC Conversion (FIGS. 10 &
11)
(Factory-wired 120 VAC Models 120 and 124 ONLY)
These heaters can be converted to operate on
240 VAC.
1) Disconnect ONE of the two (2) black wires (with
insulated terminals) from the motor.
2) Disconnect the two (2) white wires (with insu-
lated terminals) from each other. Do not remove
the white wire from beneath plastic wire tie.
3) Connect the black wire to the white wire.
NOTE:
When heater is converted from 120 VAC to
240 VAC, half-wattage conversion is not possible.
LINE IN
GROUND
GROUND
