I have a GC6AA-10E heater will this on work instead of the GC6AA-10E? and does it operate on both lp and electric?
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It will replace it with no problems. However it does not operate on electric. Just LP
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This one is LP only. There are other models which include the electric element.
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I don't know. It didn't work for me. I use a 1500 Watt heater and this one failed. I bought another and it works well. From a Canadian manufacturer.
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No. It is not compatible unless a relay is used. This particular heater is 240 volts. It needs a thermostat that installs on either end to regulate the unit.
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Mine did too but it wasn't the heaters fault. In one case the plug i used for my heater was too small. Another time the wire to the heater was too small. These electrical components should be rated for 60 to 80 amps, wire size 8 or so. these wires are the size of a pencil and carry a lot of current. Usually the power componants to the heater are at fault. The breaker should be at least 60 amps or more. Note use your own units directions as each one is different. Hope this opinion helps.
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I'm using my heater right now and I'm plugged into a ground fault plug...no grounding pole involved. It's working just fine. Hope this helps!
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this heater uses 110 volt outlet. It's no different then plugging in any other appliance. So I wouldn't think you would have to have an electrician look at it unless you have old wiring or something that you're worried about. For peace of mind I was just plug it into a breaker bar just to be safe.
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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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it should work. we used it on electric wall heaters that were near that time. good luck
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I'm not certain it would fit your heater. Mine is still in the box because I ordered the wrong one. If you are handy and willing to disassemble the unit it might work.
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Yes. I installed mine using a line-voltage (220v) thermostat with the heater unit turned to full warm position. The thermostat I have is a White-Rodgers purchased from W. W. Grainger.
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If GCH6A-9E is a gas only Atwood water heater, it may be compatible with your unit. I would advise you to research it to satisfy yourself, there are several sites on the web that can do that. The circuit boards 93865, 93307 and 93257 all are compatible. I hope this helps you.
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Yes it's a heater and a air conditioner. Not sure the voltage specs exactly but I would google that part to be sure it is what you need voltage wise. Overall a great buy just louder than most units but blows cold and heats the space I needed it for. Hope this helps in your decision making for the unit. Signed: Satisfied customer
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Good morning! AS this is designed exclusively for 120 volt service, if you need a 240 volt version, that heater would be the LC2507W31. We currently don't have this posted on our Amazon site, but take a look at it on our own www.baseboardheaterstore.com website.Thanks,Jeff CousinsOperations Manager
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It probably will. I have it on a glass top electric and it works fine. It is a heavy duty plastic. You have to be sure it is not easy to turn a burner on by mistake.
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Perhaps you have Lux ELV4. If so yes it will, all thermostats merely turn current on and off at selected temperature, it could turn on a light or sound a horn and turn on heater at selected temperature if so wired The ELV4 works with heating-only systems that are supplied by up to a 20 amp circuit breaker. It's universal design allows it to work with both single-pole (two-wire) and double-pole (four-wire)systems, 120/240-volt systems up to 16 amps (resistive: 1,900 watts at 120 VAC/3,800 watts at 240 VAC), and line voltage (120/240-volt) The PlF2004 240volt heater draws 8 amps, two 16 amps.
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Sorry I can't answer your question. I installed it for my mother and it was a direct replacement. I believe she has a switch inside of trailer that she uses for LP or AC. Any switch or extra wiring was already done. I only connected gas line and 3 wires.
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NO it wont. The GC6AA is a dual power unit. It heats water with either 110v AC. -or- propane. It also uses a standard pilot light when operating in propane mode so no electricity is needed. If you're running the generator anyway, you can switch it over to electric and save your propane. It really is the best of both worlds. The model 96117 heats only with propane, but also requires 110v AC for ignition. (no pilot light) I'd say it's the worst possible replacement.