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Indoor Installation Kit • Therma Grow

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Indoor Installation Kit • Therma Grow

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2. Make two electrical leads of proper length and 

gauge. Attach terminals from the kit to these leads. 

See Fig. 9.

FIG. 9

LEAD A

LEAD B

BUTT SPLICE

1/4 IN FEMALE

TERMINAL, 90º FLAG

PROPER LENGTH AND

GAUGE WIRE

3/16 IN

FEMALE TERMINAL

3.  Connect the leads as follows. Refer to appropriate 

wiring diagram on page 6.

Lead A

--  Connect the end with the 3/16 in. terminal to either 

terminal of air proving switch at the air inlet.

--  Route the other end with the butt splice up through 

the bottom of the control box

--  Connect the butt splice to the blue lead in the control 

box which had its terminal removed.

Lead B

--  Connect the end with 3/16 in. terminal to remaining 

terminal on air proving switch at air inlet.

--  Route the other end of this lead up through the bot-

tom of the control box.

--  Connect the 1/4 in. flag terminal from the kit to this 

wire and connect this to terminal PSI on the ignition 

control.

F. Completion

1.  Secure all the wiring at the junction box and control 

box with electrical fittings capable of preventing wire 

abrasions and providing protection against dirt and 

moisture entry.

2.  Verify the completed wiring matches the appropriate 

wiring diagram on page 6.

3.  Connect the heater to its electrical and gas supplies 

and test the installation by starting the heater.

NOTE: Connection with a thermostat or building 

controller is required for further operation. Refer to 

heater’s Owner’s Manual for control wiring instruc-

tions. Ensure 115 VAC is supplied to the exhaust 

fan motor and air inlet shutter motor. Both will 

operate when the heater starts.

a.  On start-up, the heater’s fan motor will run for 5 

seconds. During this time the air inlet shutter motor 

will open the inlet, and the exhaust fan will start.

b.  After 5 seconds, the heater’s fan motor will stop. 

When the heater’s fan motor stops, the shutter 

motor will close the air inlet and the exhaust fan 

motor will stop.

Note:   This is normal operation. The 

ignition control is checking the 

air proving switch at the air inlet 

and in the heater for proper 

operation before allowing an 

ignition trial to continue.

•  Shortly after the heater ignites, shut the heater 

down. 

-- The exhaust fan motor will stop.

--  The motor on the air inlet will gradually close the 

shutters.

--  Ensure the inlet and exhaust fan shutters close 

completely and do not bind.

4.  Install the air proving switch cover over the 

switch assembly at the air inlet. See parts 

schematic FIG. 10.

5.  Wrap the butt splice and wire nuts with electrical 

tape.

6.  Close and latch the control box and set the 

greenhouse thermostat to desired temperature.

7.  Ensure the motorized air inlet, the heater’s 

air inlet, and exhaust fan are kept free of any 

blockages.

8. Keep these instructions for future reference.

G. Parts Ordering Information

See Fig.10 for inlet shutter components.

The exhaust fan is available only as a complete 

assembly. Exhaust fan part numbers:

-- Therma Grow™ 120 and 120 Plus: 24742 

-- Therma Grow™ 220 and 220 Plus: 24741

All parts referred to in this instruction are available 

by contacting L.B. White Co., LLC at (800) 345-

7200 from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central Standard 

Time.

Summary of Contents for Therma Grow 120

Page 1: ...g must be done in accordance with local codes In absence of local codes follow ANSI NFPA 70 National Electrical Code General Information Proper installation for heaters located within the greenhouse r...

Page 2: ...Air Inlet Locations END WALL DUCT COLLAR INSTALLED TO AIR INLET OF HEATER CLAMP CLAMP COLLAR WITH COVER INSTALLED TO AIR INLET 10 FT MAX FROM AIR INLET OF HEATER TO AIR INLET ALTERNATE INLET LOCATIONS...

Page 3: ...n the heater s discharge See Fig 3 The exhaust fan does not need to be directly in line to the heater 2 Provide a 10 1 4 in x 10 1 4 in square and level opening Suitable framing may be required for mo...

Page 4: ...OUNTED INSIDE GREENHOUSE GAS SUPPLY INLET HOOD MOTOR MOTOR ARM 10 32 X 1 1 4 MACHINE SCREW INSERT 10 32 WASHER WASHER SPACER 10 X 7 8 AIR PROVING SWITCH SCREW 1 4 X 3 8 2 NUT 10 32 WITH STAR WASHER 4...

Page 5: ...ee way terminal See Fig 7 Connect this assembly to terminal IND on the ignition control FIG 7 3 Connect the wiring from the junction box to the heater s control box as follows Use wire nuts supplied f...

Page 6: ...ontrol wiring instruc tions Ensure 115 VAC is supplied to the exhaust fan motor and air inlet shutter motor Both will operate when the heater starts a On start up the heater s fan motor will run for 5...

Page 7: ...TH SCREWS 500 25314 SHUTTER MOTOR 500 26012 BRACKET WITH MOUNTING SCREWS AND NUTS LEAD A LEAD A BUTT SPLICE WIRE FROM IGNITION CONTROL WITH TERMINAL REMOVED IND L1 HSI HSIG L2 W PSI FSI GV PSO FSG C A...

Page 8: ...REE WAY TERMINAL LEAD A BUTT SPLICE NEUTRAL NEUTRAL 115 VAC 115 VAC EXHAUST FAN CONNECTIONS AIR INLET SHUTTER MOTOR CONNECTIONS Contact your local L B White dealer for replacement parts and service Yo...

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