I have a heater plug. Will this one work or do I need another style?
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I also have a heater plug and it worked very well for me and makes the front of the truck look great.
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No Eric - you need to but a plug in thermostat be careful of your electrical system - I burned out the circuit using this heater and had to re wire that room and put it on it's own breaker - my house is 100 yrs old and still had some hidden nob & tube wiring which I feel contributed to the problem - ever since the new wire is in no problems
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You should have two running from the panel to the box, and two from the box to the heater...Do you know if you have 220 or 110 power? OR are you saying you only have 2 wires in the box total??I need more info...
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Do have a GFI. If so the outlet is below standard and will not take the voltage being drawn from the heater. Do not use it without upgrading your breaker and outlet female plug. If your wire set up is not up to code you might have a fire hazard without replacing socket, wires and breaker.
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This heater has a standard polarized two prong plug. It will fit into any standard three prong outlet which is in most homes. It will also fit into any standard polarized two prong outlets that were used in older homes. Some very old homes have two prong outlets that are not polarized. If that is the case which is rare you will need to change the receptacle. How you can tell if the plug or outlet is polarized is that in a polarized plug one prong is wider than the other prong.
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You should have it installed on its own deticated circuit. If your removing an older heater and replacing it with this one you should be fine installing it yourself.
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Not sure on that part # if it has the same plug configuration it should work???
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Maybe. Check the wattage on your heater. The knob units can usually handle more current than this electric unit.If the wattage is sufficient, then yes.
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Check the specs. These items worked great,after matching specs. My heater was INOP until I replaced them
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Craig,Thanks for the inquiry! This heater is designed to be hard-wired. If you're looking for something that can be plugged-in, I recommend that you give us a call and we'd be happy to review the various options with you. Our number is 800-472-3292. Thanks again, Jeff Cousins
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First check your in-wall wiring to see if they can take the drain of multiple heaters on single/multiple plugs. Would be a disaster if you bought them and can only use 1 or 2 for the house. I plugged mine in at the same time as running a small vacuum and the fuse blew after 5'. Not worth the savings if it's gonna blow up your electricity repair bill. Whether they will work would also depend very much on the lay-out of your house, is there good insulation, how cold/warm do you like your rooms... Hope this helps
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yes. you just want to make sure that the plug is within easy NOT overhead reach. I had to call to electrician in to move the plug that was up by the heater. It is very hot.
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Have an electrician replace your electrical outlet with a 20 amp rated outlet instead of the 15 amp outlet you most likely have. Make sure he wraps the connecting wires around the screws & not just push them into the back of the outlet. Chances are your existing outlet is worn to the point where the connection between outlet and plug is not as tight as it should be. The ideal solution is to have a dedicated 20 amp circuit for the heater.
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The one I received had two prongs, one side being wider than the other. I only use the heater when I am present in the room. I do not leave it unattended and running
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Hello Ana. I do not know the use and location of your installation. I installed my in a trailer. I have to use a small couplings due to my installation. Just take your heater to any plumbing store ( recomen
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I would assume you would.t need the kit, but you do need a electrical connection. My heater is a replacement for one already in place. Works great.
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This part should do the trick. I however only needed it for the lights and I was having trouble with getting heat from the heater box. Come to find out the heater box was fine it was a leaking heater hose.. I am happy with the heater control and needed the lights in it repaired and didn't want to send it out for repair.. good luck with yours. Keith