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ThermoSphere HA24-100M, Instruction Manual

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DESCRIPTION

The heavy-duty electric heater is designed for garages, workshops and similar locations. It

features two heat settings, for a maximum heat production of 34,410 BTU per hour. It

includes horizontal and vertical air flow and a built-in thermostat with overheating safety

thermal cut-out.

SPECIFICATIONS

Rating

VOLTAGE

AMPS

BTU/hour

10000W II

240V

41.7

34,410

7500W I

240V

31.3

25,589

HEATER

RATING &

VOLTAGE

HEATER

AMPS

FUSE SIZE

MINI. WIRE

SIZE 60

℃

COPPER

10000W@240V

41.7A

55(A)

#8

Circuit diagram

Figure 2

Warning: This appliance must be grounded!

Warning: The appliance must be connected to a 55-Amp

current protection circuit

or device before being connected to power supply!

Summary of Contents for HA24-100M

Page 1: ...y are extremely sensitive to the fumes produced during the first time use of many appliances These fumes are not harmful to humans but we recommend that you do not use your heater around birds and sma...

Page 2: ...ENTS Important Instructions 3 Description and Specifications 4 General Safety Information 5 Locating the heater 6 Installation 7 9 Connecting the power 9 13 Operating Instructions 14 15 Maintenance In...

Page 3: ...ub or other water container 8 Todisconnect heater turn controls to off and turn off power to heater circuit at main disconnect panel 9 Do not insert or allow any foreign objects to enter any ventilati...

Page 4: ...t in thermostat with overheating safety thermal cut out SPECIFICATIONS Rating VOLTAGE AMPS BTU hour 10000W II 240V 41 7 34 410 7500W I 240V 31 3 25 589 HEATER RATING VOLTAGE HEATER AMPS FUSE SIZE MINI...

Page 5: ...a precaution against possible electrical shock Heater circuit must be protected with proper fuses 5 The mounting structure and the anchoring hardware must be capable of supporting the weight of the h...

Page 6: ...by columns or machinery and the air flow should wipe exposed walls rather than blowing directly on them When more than one heater is used in an area the heaters should be installed in a way that the...

Page 7: ...application that are strong enough to hold the unit Mounting the Bracket Refer to Figures 5 1 Locate a wood stud in the wood ceiling joist If you cannot locate a wood stud you must install a wood piec...

Page 8: ...uspended at horizontal or vertical level ADJUSTING AIR FLOW DIRECTION 1 Totilt the unit vertically loosen the bracket screws see figure 6 and see figure 7 to view multiple vertical angles 2 Adjust lou...

Page 9: ...MOUNTING THE HEATER IN THE WALL S WOOD STUDS ONLY NOTE Do not place any objects on the heater CONNECTING THE POWER...

Page 10: ...the supply line for the heater before you select the build in external thermostat Note 2 Please find the rocker switch on the back of the heater as shown in Figure 11 and shift the switch to II positi...

Page 11: ...ge of 16 AWG External thermostat installation 1 Pop the piece out to open the hole 2 Remove both screws Figure 12A Figure 12B 3 Strip away the cover of lead wire for 50mm 4 Twist the wire through the...

Page 12: ...t the wire to the power block located in the base of the heater See Figure 14 4 Turn on the power at the main service panel NOTE All wiring must be carried out by a certified electrician and comply wi...

Page 13: ...Figure 13 Figure 14...

Page 14: ...helps maximize the heater s life WARNING the heater must be properly installed before it is used SETTING THE THERMOSTAT 1 Rotate thermostat knob clockwise to its highest position the amber POWER INDIC...

Page 15: ...the power has been turned off at the circuit breaker panel and the heating element of the heater is completely cool 2 To maintain the appearance of the heater it needs only to be wiped over occasional...

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