Electric wall heaters come in two styles.
Replacing wall thermostat for electric baseboard heater.
Many apartments are using electric baseboard heaters for heat in apartments.
It s easiest to mount a thermostat used with a wall heater in the same stud cavity on the opposite side of the stud about five feet above the floor.
Remove those old dangerous baseboard heaters that are notorious for causing housefires.
Mount wall thermostats used with a baseboard heater across the room from the heater.
Normally these thermostats function at the same level of voltage as is used by the heater though there are also thermostats that operate on low voltage which are made for use with oil gas and heat pumps.
If you have two or more heaters in a large room place the thermostat in a central location.
Line voltage thermostats operate at either 120 or 240 volts and control gable vent fans electric baseboard heaters and similar appliances.
Unlike the low voltage thermostats that control central heating and air conditioning systems electric baseboard heaters use line voltage thermostats that are installed as part of the full voltage circuit powering the heater.
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Thomas with cadet tech support shows you how to install a double pole wall thermostat on a 240 volt electric baseboard heater.
Line voltage control for 120 208 or 240 volt electric baseboard and wall heaterseasily replaces most line voltage wall mounted thermostats controls up to 5 280 watts at 240 volts or 2 640 watts at 120 volts.
How to replace baseboard heaters with electric wall heaters.
The thermostat can be mounted directly on the heater itself or it can be mounted on the wall so that the circuit wiring passes through the thermostat first on the way to.
Here is how to hook up a 240 volt one.
Replacing them is different but no harder than replacing a furnace thermostat.
Surface mounted wall heaters and recessed wall heaters.
Step by step tutorial instructions on how to remove baseboard heaters.
The recessed heaters are the most.