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Wiring

Cord Preparation for Chromalox Portable Heaters
1.  Determine the gage and number of conductors from the 

tabulation below using amps and phase from the heater 

nameplate.

 

It is not recommended that cord exceed 50 feet in length.

Max. Heater 

Amps

Chromalox 

Cord Kit 

Model No.*

Cord Ga/No. Cond. & Type

1 Phase

3 Phase

15

PLC-2514-4

14/4 SO

20

PLC-2512-4

12/4 SO

30

PLC-2510-3

10/3 SO

25

PLC-2510-4

10/4 SO

40

PLC-2508-3

8/3 SO

35

PLC-2508-4

8/4 SO

55

PLC-2506-3

6/3 SO

45

PLC-2506-4

6/4 SO

60

PLC-2504-4

4/4 SO

*Includes 90 degree fitting and 25 foot of cord, reducers and locknut

2.  Strip off outer jacket of cord and insulation from lead 

wires. The tabulation below provides the strip dimen-

sions for the various Chromalox portable heaters. See 

the nameplate on the heater for the Model number.

Model No.

A

B

C

DRA - (all suffixes)

8”

1”

0.5”

"A"

"B" (Insulation strip dimension for ground wire).

"C" (Insulation strip dimension for power wires).

3.  Slide fitting onto cord and tighten knurled nut to secure 

fitting to cord.

4.  Select plug to match electrical rating of cord.
5.  On opposite end of cord prepare end as directed by in-

structions that are provided with the plug.

6.  Attach cord assembly to heater as shown in Fig. 2 below:

Run wire tie through slots in bracket

and over cord. Pull tab of wire tie to

provide cord strain relief.

Power

wires

Ground

wire

90° fitting

Figure 2

Operation

Thermostat
Heaters include a bimetal thermostat for the automatic con-

trol of the exiting air temperature. The thermostat knob con-

trols the heating elements and fan functions. The heater and 

fan are deenergized with the knob in the extreme clockwise 

position.
Turning the knob clockwise from the off position to the fan 

position will energize the fan only, for use in summer cooling.
The adjustment knob controls power to the heater and fan 

when turned further in the clockwise direction, with the high-

est temperature setting in the extreme clockwise position.

The temperature setting in the heater mode is approximately 

40°F in the low setting and 100°F at the highest setting.
NOTE: The adjustment knob should be turned to the fan only 

setting after use for heating. The fan should be left on for at 

least 3 minutes to remove residual heat from the unit and to 

prevent overheating of the housing.

Summary of Contents for DRA Series

Page 1: ...1 PF497 2 161 304812 001 December 2018 Installation and Operation Instructions DRA Portable Industrial Unit Blower Air Heater ...

Page 2: ...dth Depth DRA 07 83 208 7 5 1 and 3 36 3 21 0 25 590 34 25 27 5 25 DRA 07 23 240 208 7 5 5 6 1 and 3 31 5 18 3 25 590 34 25 27 5 25 DRA 10 83 208 9 75 1 and 3 47 1 27 3 33 267 34 25 27 5 25 DRA 10 23 240 208 9 75 7 3 1 and 3 40 8 23 7 33 267 34 25 27 5 25 DRA 15 83 208 15 3 41 8 51 180 34 25 27 5 25 DRA 15 23 240 208 15 11 2 3 36 3 51 180 34 25 27 5 25 DRA 15 43 480 15 1 and 3 31 4 18 2 51 180 34 ...

Page 3: ...ting Do not cover cord with throw rugs runners or the like Arrange cord away from traffic area and where it will not be tripped over 9 To disconnect heater turn thermostat off then remove plug from outlet 10 Connect to properly grounded outlets only 11 Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any venti lation or exhaust opening as this may cause an electric shock fire or damage the heater 1...

Page 4: ...50 DRA 07 83 7 5 208 3 1 21 0 10 4 PLC 2510 4 PGL 15 30 PGN 15 50 DRA 07 23 5 6 208 1 1A 27 1 10 3 PLC 2510 3 PGL 15 30 PGN 6 50 DRA 07 23 5 6 208 3 1 15 7 12 4 PLC 2512 4 PGL 15 20 PGN 15 20 DRA 07 23 7 5 240 1 1A 31 5 8 3 PLC 2508 3 PGN 6 50 DRA 07 23 7 5 240 3 1 18 2 12 4 PLC 2512 4 PGL 15 20 PGN 15 20 DRA 10 83 9 75 208 1 1A 47 1 6 3 PLC 2506 3 PGN 6 50 DRA 10 83 9 75 208 3 1 27 2 8 4 PLC 2508...

Page 5: ...0 1 125 Locking PGL 3763C 2 Pole 4 Wire 600 50 G G W X Z G W X Z X G Y Z X G Y Z X G Y Z X G Y Z Y X G Y X Z 750 1 125 Locking PGL 3765C 3 Pole 4 Wire 600 50 G G W X Z G W X Z X G Y Z X G Y Z X G Y Z X G Y Z Y X G Y X Z 625 1 187 Non Locking PGN 6 50 2 Pole 3 Wire 250 50 G G W X Z G W X Z X G Y Z X G Y Z X G Y Z X G Y Z Y X G Y X Z 6 50 C73 53 390 775 Non Locking PGN 15 20 3 Pole 4 Wire 250 20 G G...

Page 6: ...trical rating of cord 5 On opposite end of cord prepare end as directed by in structions that are provided with the plug 6 Attach cord assembly to heater as shown in Fig 2 below Run wire tie through slots in bracket and over cord Pull tab of wire tie to provide cord strain relief Power wires Ground wire 90 fitting Figure 2 Operation Thermostat Heaters include a bimetal thermostat for the automatic...

Page 7: ... numbered wires to T2 All odd numbered wires to T1 Contactor Instructions 1 Loosen screws on load side of contactor Remove all lead wire 2 Insert lead wires numbers 1 3 and 5 into box lug connector T1 Tighten screws on box lug connector 3 Insert lead wires numbers 2 4 and 6 into box lug connector T2 Tighten screws on box lug connector 4 Examine wiring to make certain it is per above diagram T3 T2 ...

Page 8: ...009 112 045422 007 072 304551 014 DRA 15 43 480 15 1 3 118 304793 009 193 302120 012 112 045422 007 072 304551 008 315 304252 001 DRA 15 93 600 15 1 3 118 304793 010 193 302120 015 112 045422 007 072 304551 008 315 304252 003 DRA 20 23 240 19 5 3 118 304793 004 193 302120 009 112 045422 007 072 304551 014 DRA 20 43 480 20 1 3 118 304793 005 193 302120 012 112 045422 007 072 304551 008 315 304252 0...

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