Energy Plus CE163TW Manual De Usuario página 3

BEFORE YOU BEgIN, YOU SHOULd KNOW:
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NO
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NO
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SLEEP NO FAN
NO HEAT
FAN
HEAT
ONLY
DO NOT INSTALL THE HEATER
HORIZONTALLY.
DO NOT INSTALL THE HEATER
IN THE CEILING.
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NO
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NO HEAT
SLEEP NO FAN
NO HEAT
FAN HEAT
ONLY
DO NOT USE WITH A WALL THERMOSTAT
Black wires White wires
To breaker
To heater
Junction
box cover
All ground wires
(not included)
Remove
thermostat
About The Cadet Energy Plus Heater
The Cadet Energy Plus Heater provides zonal heat to a room by using an efficient, variable speed fan
to circulate the warm air, and an intelligent thermostat to deliver precise temperature control.
The Cadet Energy Plus heater is designed to save energy and run at a low speed and heat output
once the desired room temperature is reached. This is normal operation for maintaining and
regulating desired room temperature. This low speed fan movement also provides better air mixing
within the room, and fewer on/off cycles.
Safety is Cadet's first priority. All CE-Series heaters feature an oversized high temperature limit switch
that shuts the heater off when excessive operating temperatures are detected.
For effective and safe operation, and to prolong the life of the heater, read all instructions and safety
information, and follow the maintenance instructions in this Owner's Guide.
New Installation & Replacement Facts
For new installation, you should be prepared to run wire or electrical conduit to your desired location
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for your heater.
A qualified or dedicated circuit from circuit breaker panel is required.
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An in-wall electric fan heater is a permanent, safe, hard wired solution that requires a cut out in your
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wall to recess the heater, unless a Cadet surface mount adapter is used.
The Cadet Energy Plus heater must only be installed vertically in a wall.
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The heater must not be installed in the floor or ceiling, even if you are replacing an existing heater
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that was installed in either of these locations.
Installation on an inside wall is recommended.
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For better comfort, do not install where air is likely to continuously blow directly onto you or
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another person.
The recommended height from the floor is 12 inches for easy access to the digital thermostat. It will
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function properly in lower positions, but must not be lower than 4½ inches above the floor.
If you are replacing a heater, the Cadet Energy Plus heater must only be installed with a Com-Pak
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style wall can model FXC/XC/CC. Check the label in the existing wall can to make sure this is the type
you are replacing.
Be sure that your existing or new wall can is mounted flush with the outside of the sheetrock.
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General
The heater has a cool down feature that will run the fan for up to 10 minutes after switching to NO HEAT
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mode or if set point is reached and mild outdoor temperatures create low demand. This is normal. The
air being discharged may feel cool, but is actually room temperature residual heat moving into the room.
Because the digital thermostat is onboard the Energy Plus Heater, it is very important to conduct
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proper maintenance (See Page 8) of the heater to maintain peak performance and safety.
The Cadet Energy Plus heater's unique variable speed blower will auto adjust, based on the room
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requirements and heat output. It may quietly deliver heat at a low speed, for optimum performance
and energy savings once desired temperature setpoint is reached.
Wall Thermostat
A wall thermostat may not be used to control this heater. The Energy Plus heater is equipped with a
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unique onboard thermostat that both regulates the heater output and provides precise temperature
control. If replacing a heater controlled by an existing wall thermostat, remove wall thermostat from
the heater circuit and cover hole with a faceplate.
TO REMOVE AN EXISTING WALL THERMOSTAT FROM HEATER CIRCUIT
1. Make sure power is off at the circuit breaker.
2. Remove wall thermostat mounting screws.
3. Pull the thermostat away from the wall and count the wires.
4. A. If you count 2 black supply wires and 2 white supply wires in the box, disconnect thermostat
and connect the 2 black wires together with one connector. Connect the 2 white wires
together with another connector. Connect all ground wires together.
B. If you have 1 black supply wire and 1 white supply wire, disconnect thermostat and connect
the black and white wires together with a connector. Connect all ground wires together.
C. If you have more than 2 black or 2 white wires, please consult a qualified electrician.
5. If you have a metal junction box, it must be grounded. (Use a grounding screw or clip.)
6. Install a blank faceplate (not provided) over the exposed junction box.
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