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INSUHF0518

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C

B

A

L1

L2/N

GND

B

1.   If needed, strip the power cable wires with a wire stripper. 
2.   Connect the fan heater and power supply wires with the 

supplied connection caps [A] according to the connection 

diagram. Tighten caps on the wires to make sure the 

connections are secure. 

3.   Connect the grounding wire firmly with the green screw [B] 

provided at the back of the back box. The grounding screw 

can be moved to position [C], if required.

4.   Store all the wires in the back box. 

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CONNECTING THE WIRING

7

ATTACHING THE MECHANICAL HOUSING TO THE BACK BOX

1.    Put the mechanical housing 

[A] in the back box by 

inserting it into the bottom 

notches [B] provided for this 

purpose.

2.   Pivot the mechanical housing 

toward the wall. Be careful 

not to trap the wires or caps.

3.   Secure with the screws set 

aside in step 4.2.

* UHF1002TTW model only

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM OF THE DEVICE

MOTOR

INTEGRATED 

THERMOSTAT*

TIMER*

THERMAL  

FUSE

THERMAL  PROTECTION 

ELEMENT

CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Warning: Use copper or aluminium wires only. Use 

supply wires suitable for 194 °F.

Summary of Contents for UHF1002TTW

Page 1: ...ER S MANUAL WALL FAN HEATER THIS UNIT COMPLIES WITH CSA STANDARDS THANK YOU FOR YOUR PURCHASE QUESTION PROBLEM CONTACT STELPRO CUSTOMER SERVICE WWW UNIWATT CA CONTACT STELPRO COM 450 441 6020 1 866 766 6020 TM UNIWATT is a line of products manufactured by STELPRO For more information please contact customer service ...

Page 2: ...eas containing flammable liquids combustible materials or corrosive abrasive chemical explosive and flammable substances such as but not limited to paint gasoline chlorine sawdust and cleaning products RISK OF FIRE ELECTRIC SHOCK BODILY INJURY AND DAMAGE This product must be installed by a qualified person and con nected by a certified electrician according to the electrical and building codes eff...

Page 3: ...h a 1 4 6 5 mm diameter head minimum suitable for securing the back box directly to a stud Tool to cut drywall or gypsum board Level Phillips screwdriver Wire stripper Wire clamp Tape measure Stud finder Flat screwdriver CONTROL AND COMPATIBILITY You can control your UHF fan heater in multiple ways UHF1002WCW UHF1002TTW With a compatible wall thermostat that Has a fan heater mode Can handle the fa...

Page 4: ...ine sawdust and cleaning products Make sure that objects or furniture near the heater can withstand the heat it gives off Do not install the heater on a wall behind a door If a piece of furniture is nearby make sure the fan heater will not impede the opening of its drawers or doors To recess your fan heater in a wall consider the following Check the construction of your wall There should be at lea...

Page 5: ...able inside the junc tion box to connect the unit s wires easily VERTICAL INSTALLATION HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION To protect yourself from the risk of electric shock turn off the power to the lead wires from the electrical panel 3 PREPARING THE SURFACE FOR INSTALLATION WARNING This product must be installed by a certified electrician according to the electrical and building codes effective in your re...

Page 6: ... 1 Pivot the fan heater s front panel toward the top of the unit 1 and slide it up Remove the front panel completely 2 and place it on a clean surface where it won t be damaged 2 Remove the two screws Keep the screws with the front panel 3 Lift the top 3 of the mecha nical housing A and slide it 4 to remove it from the back box B 4 Perforate one of the six pre cut holes Choose the hole according t...

Page 7: ...in the wall making sure it is level 5 ATTACHING THE BACK BOX TO THE WALL 2 According to your installation screw the box to the wall stud using two mounting holes A NOTE If the wall finishing is not ins talled yet make sure you position the box at the correct depth so that it rests on the surface once work is complete For 1 2 inch thick finishing you can fold the side tabs and install directly on t...

Page 8: ...o position C if required 4 Store all the wires in the back box 6 CONNECTING THE WIRING 7 ATTACHING THE MECHANICAL HOUSING TO THE BACK BOX 1 Put the mechanical housing A in the back box by inserting it into the bottom notches B provided for this purpose 2 Pivot the mechanical housing toward the wall Be careful not to trap the wires or caps 3 Secure with the screws set aside in step 4 2 UHF1002TTW m...

Page 9: ...HF1002TTW install the timer D and mechanical thermostat E control knobs 9 TURNING THE POWER BACK ON 8 ATTACHING THE FRONT PANEL 1 Press the top of the front panel against the wall keeping it slightly tilted A and centered with respect to the mechanical housing 2 Carefully slide the front panel down until the hooks behind the front panel B are engaged and then pivot it toward the wall WARNING You m...

Page 10: ...certified electrician in accordance with the electrical and building codes in your area Do not operate without front panel WARNING Cut off the power at the breaker or fuse before cleaning the unit High voltage and the risk of electric shock are present in the unit even if the thermostat is set to off Therefore you can receive an electrical shock as long as the unit is under power Over time cigaret...

Page 11: ...sure it isn t defective If none of the solutions above work one or more of the heating elements may be defective Contact STELPRO Customer Service The fan heater is operating continuously Check whether the timer is at zero Make sure the unit is powerful enough for the size of the room If the fan heater never stops the thermostat or timer may be defective Contact STELPRO Customer Service The ambient...

Page 12: ... services fur nished by it or any undertakings acts or omissions relating thereto Without limiting the generality of the foregoing STELPRO expressly disclaims any liability for property or personal injury damages penalties special or punitive damages damages for lost profits loss of use of equipment cost of capital cost of substitute products facilities or services shutdowns slowdowns or for other...

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