Marley Engineered Products Removal of End Cap, Removal of Front Cover, Wiring Diagram, Minimum

JUNCTION BOX

JUNCTION

BOX END

CAP

SCREW

HEATER

Figure 3. Removal of End Cap

SNAP TOP OF COVER OFF THE CENTER BRACKET/

INTERMEDIATE SUPPORTS

JUNCTION BOX

HEATER COVER

SCREW

Figure 4. Removal of Front Cover

6.If one or more heaters are connected to a single branch circuit, determine the total ampere load (see Nameplate), then determine the power supply wire size and the circuit breaker or fuse size required. (See Table 2)

Table 2.

	Minimum	Circuit
	AWG Wire	Breaker
Total	Size	or Fuse
Amps	(Copper)	Size
0 thru 12	#14	15 Amp
12.1 thru 16	#12	20 Amp
16.1 thru 24	#10	30 Amp

7.Install the power supply wire to the heater location and thermostat location as determined by the thermostat option selected. If the power supply enters through the knockout in back of the heater, install a cable connector (not includ- ed) on the power supply wire and insert in knockout, leaving 6 (152mm) to 8 inches (203mm) of wire for heater connection.

8.If the power supply enters the heater through the hole in bottom portion of the junction box, a cable connector is not required.

POWER

SUPPLY

CABLE

Figure 5. Routing of Power Supply Cable

The following methods of mounting the heaters to common types of wall sur- faces are suggested:

a.Plaster Walls: Use toggle or molly screw anchors.

b.Wall Studs: Use #12 round head screws penetrating at least 3/4" (19mm) into stud.

c.Masonry Walls: Use #12 round head screws into lead, plastic, or fiber expansion anchor.

Tighten all screws snugly, then back off 1/2-turn to allow the back panel to expand and contract.

10.Connect supply wiring to heater as described in Figure 6, or as shown in the wiring diagrams supplied with the accessory kits intended for use with this heater.

11.Secure the desired accessories to baseboard as shown in the accessory instruction sheet, and use the wiring diagram supplied with the accessory.

NOTE: Baseboard heaters must be thermostatically controlled.

WIRING DIAGRAM

LIMIT

ELEMENT

WIRENUT

WIRENUT

CONNECT POWER SUPPLY TO EITHER END OF HEATER BY REMOVING WIRENUT AND CONNECTING HEATER LEADS INDIVIDUALLY TO SUPPLY LEADS.

Figure 6. Heater Wiring Connections

12.Replace the front cover by fitting the top lip of the cover onto the tabs on each junction box and top edge of the element support bracket(s). Rotate the cover downward, pushing the bottom corners inward. Install two screws (removed

in Step 4) through the cover into the junction boxes. See that the bottom of

the cover is engaged onto the bottom of each element support bracket. See Figure 7.

1SNAP COVER ONTO TOP OF ELEMENT SUPPORT BRACKET.

2SNAP COVER ONTO BOTTOM OF ELEMENT BRACKET.

Figure 7. Cover Attachment

13.Replace the end cap(s) by installing screw(s) (removed in Step 3).

CAUTION !

POWER SUPPLY CABLE MUST BE ROUTED AS SHOWN IN FIGURE 5 TO

PROVIDE THE NECESSARY STRAIN RELIEF SYSTEM.

9.Position the heater on the wall and locate wall studs. Drill, punch, or use nail dri- ver to put holes through the enclosure back (above the element) at stud loca- tions.

NOTE: The heater enclosure is provided with nail point marks showing cor- rect locations for mounting holes.

INSTALLATION OF MULTIPLE UNITS

1.With heaters mounted end-to-end, allow 1/32-inch (1mm) of expansion space per heater between each heater.

2.For each heater to be installed, refer to and follow “Installation of Single Unit”, Steps 1 through 8.

3.If the power supply is to enter through the end of the heater series so that the end cap can be installed after the heaters are installed, continue “Installation of Single Unit”, Steps 9 through 12.

4.If the power supply is to feed heaters at the junction box that is adjacent to

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