Installation Instructions
Part One
How do I install for ceiling mount?
(for models up to 1500 Watts maximum)
WARNING
Risk of Electrical
Shock. Connect
STEP 1 Mount the Wall Can
The C Series REQUIRES A MINIMUM distance of
6 inches from all adjacent surfaces. However, Cadet RECOMMENDS 12 inches from all adjacent surfaces for longer and cleaner performance. Important:
Do not mount the heater in
Secure the wall can to studs/rafters on opposite sides (See Figures 6 and 7) with 4 screws (not provided). The face of the wall can must extend 1/2 or 5/8 inches from face of rafters to allow for thickness of sheetrock.
Insulating materials may touch the wall can however,
STEP 2 Route Supply Wires
Route supply wire from circuit breaker to thermostat to wall can. Models with a
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Figure 6 |
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Figure 7 |
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grounding lead
to grounding wire provided. Keep all foreign objects out of heater.
WARNING Risk of Fire. Heater must be kept clear of all obstructions: a minimum
of 3 feet in front;
6 inches on both sides and above. Heaters must be kept clean of lint, dirt and debris.
Part Two
After you have followed all instructions in PART ONE
you are ready to install the heater assembly.
How do I insert the heater assembly into the wall can?
STEP 1 Install Heater Assembly
Turn heater assembly
8). Now rotate the heater so the element and fan are facing you (with the element ‘up’). Insert the bottom edge of the heater assembly into the tabs in the bottom lip of the wall can (See Figure 9).
Important: Push wires into bottom of wall can during insertion. Be sure that supply wires are not caught between motor and wall can. Attach assembly at top with screw provided.
STEP 2 Install Grill
Secure grill with the screws provided. If you have a
Warranty is void if any material is sprayed on the element or blower.
SUPPLY |
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WIRES | GROUNDING |
WIRE | PIGTAIL |
CONNECTOR | WIRE |
| CONNECTOR |
HEATER WIRES | BACK |
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| MOTOR |
Figure 8
TOP |
Figure 9 |
WARNING Turn the electrical power off at the electrical panel board (circuit breaker or fuse box) and lock or tag the panel board door to prevent someone from turning on power while you are working on the heater. Failure to do so could result in serious electrical shock, burns, or possible death.
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