How to Install a HEATER with built-in thermostat
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2020
- Today I will be showing you how to install a heater with built-in thermostat. This is very simple and easy however, you must ensure that you connect the right cables together which is shown in detail in the video. I love you guys.
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TY. Back in the UK we dont use Baseboard heaters hardly atall... Now im in canada i find myself needing to fix these old contraptions... TY TY TY
Hello Pamellio, thank you very much for your time and support, some times we get to work which ever materials we have on hand, it does make sense not to have them in the UK, keep safe my friend
Right on time Mr. B. The winter is around the corner, this is exact what I need to see, thank you so much for this one, I love it.
Yes sir, winter is just around the corner, make sure that you keep yourself warm enough and thank you very much for your time and comment, keep safe and see you in the next videos.
Great job B. right on time, winter is here again, thank you.
You are welcome my friend, keep safe
Great job Bahiano, this video is a great help, you should make more video like this one, thank you.
Hello my friend, thank you very much for your time and commitment, I am pleased to know that my videos help, it's a immense pleasure to hear about it, I will have more videos like this one coming and learning a bit more every day from you guys, keep safe and see you in the next videos,
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Thank you guys for all your time and support, keep safe, see you later
This video really saved me. I tried to wire this exact thermostat with the same setup. 2 x 240 volt coming into the heater. I had never seen these before so I tried to wire it with the way I knew and it blew the breaker in the service panel. Now I can replace the breaker and wire this up properly. Thanks for the great video. Are the voltages on both those hot wires 240v?
Hello my friend, thank you very much for time and watching my videos, keep safe, have fun, I am glad that this video helped you
The wires are 120v×2 hot wires = 240v with a double pole circuit breaker clipped to 2 fhase on electrical panel, thank you very much for watching my videos
@@BahianoReno would you know why there would be 2 240v running to 1 baseboard? All the other baseboards ran to a thermostat on the wall and had 1 240v wire running to them. When I say 240v I am referring to red black and ground which is normally used for 240v . Thanks for the great video.
@@AcadianMan Hello john, in this case, the other 2 wires were just carrying power to the next baseboard heater, but all we had there was 240v, in this case it was just like a junction box
I installed my electric baseboard and nothing else turns on only when it is high and if it is at the minimum or medium temperature it does not work only when it is at high temperature
Hello Memes, thank you very much for your time, it could be a defective thermostat, not very often, but some times it happen, factory issues, if you have others heaters and thermostats in your house, you can switch them and find out the issue, I would check first the thermostat, I had few issues with thermostats on the pass.
are the thermostat and heater new?
how do u connected this to power ? can u get a wire from the wall plug and connect this
also how much one of these cost and where did u buy them thx
Hello John, thank you very much for watching my videos, I picked them up at home depot, around $50.00 for the heater and $14.00 the thermostat, Ca dollar, probably would be more now.
The feeding wires come from the panel, 12/2 wires with 220Volts and 20Amps double pole breaker, usually a regular plug is 110V here where I am, if you plug it into a regular outlet, you would get only 110Volts,, heater will work, but with half of it's capacity, it mean, no much heat will come out of it.
A 110Volts heater would work better on a regular plug, if you have any more questions, please let me know,
@@BahianoReno so i have to do new wiring and install new breaker in my breaker box for this
That is the right thing to do, or a 110V baseboard heater would work on existing wires, let me know if you have more questions
Do you have any other baseboard heater close by?
Which brand heater and thermostat are you using?
Hello my friend, thank you very much for your time, I use Dimplex heaters and Dimplex Built-In Double Pole Thermostat I believe, let me know, if you have any more questions, keep safe
@@BahianoReno with a built in thermostat, like Dimplex Smart Baseboard heater, can you use one of them to replace and old
Baseboard heater that has wall thermostat or you cannot use a wall thermostat in conjunction with built in thermostat?
Hello Jaime, thank you very much for your time and support, you can use a the built-in thermostat in conjunction with the wall thermostat, else you can use the electrical box for the wall mount thermostat as a junction box to connect the wires, keep safe
I feel you did this wrong. The other video I watched said put the two power wire with the two red wires. Then the two black wire connects with the two wires from the heater. It makes more sense since the power goes to the thermostat then the thermostat controls if power should go to the heat. Your way is super confusing
Thank you very much Terry, for your feedback and watching my videos, in that particular heater it has one set of wires going to another heater, else it been used as a junction box, keep safe.
This is a poorly explained video
Hello Donna, thank you very much for your support and feed back, please let me know which part needs better explanation, keep safe.