Is this a 115 Volt Unit or a 240 Volt Unit? Also, does it have to be vented to the outside atmosphere &amp; if so # of hoses used &amp; are they included?
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115V/60Hz. Yes, it has to be vented to outside. One hose is required and included.
1780162
It somes with a precharged unit and a line set with flare connectors. The thing is if you dont make good connections or have a leak of any sort you are going to have much bigger problems. I strongly suggest having a hvac person set it up for you.
854029
This heater is rated as 110 volts. There are converters on the market which will reduce the voltage from 240 down to 110 allowing you to use the unit. Without the converter you would fry the heater and cause possible damage to yourself and your surroundings.
907509
Not enough information??? How long will the piping be? Will there be more that one outlet? Will you have a power head and if there is what kind will you have,low voltage, line voltage or air power? Don't know what 2x25 means. The standard hose is 30 ft. Any other length will have a high price. Will you want a sock on the hose? Need this information befor I can help
1593794
Hi Patrickno, the unit is more for replacement i used my existing wiring and air tube.hope this helps ?
1921261
it expels a lot of heat through the hose as they all do so it would work best to vent it. one of the pluses of this unit is the addl drain hose. it is a good unit and I would recommend it.
323974
The heaters are rated for 208VAC to 240VAC and controlled by an external thermostat. I went to the manufacturer's website to get all info on their products. Amazon didn't have all sizes I needed. So, I order from distributor with best offer
2266789
Yes, wire to inside unit is included. #12 wire is sufficient for outside unit power, it can handle 20 amps. Some local codes require a fourth white (neutral) wire in 230 volt appliances. It acts as a backup ground and safer should something happen to the copper ground wire.
542212
It is a 240 volt device and requires a separate 30 amp circuit. It can be hard-wired or it can have the appropriate plug-in connector and cable connected to it. Consult your licensed electrician for installation. It is a very good heater, raising the temperature of my 3-car garage to a comfortable level in about 2 hours. The only thing that is a little wrong with it is that the fan is a little noisy until the room comes up to temperature and the thermostat shuts it off. A very good unit overall in a very small package.
1879275
Yes it should be vented to an on air conditioned area or a window. The unit has a fairly long hose. Unit worked well for us in our motor home.
1300373
Yes, you definitely need to vent it outside. It comes with two hoses about six inch diameter each.
724392
hi its made as a 15,000 btu unit that puts out almost 18,000 , I can tell you this in phx yesterday at 107 deg hi humidity my 34 foot rv with 1 atwood kept it 79 deg at peak load of day if cloady or night can easly drop into the60s plus theres 2 fans so the condenser part allways has the right airflow
6779
This unit runs on 120 VAC; I plug it into an extension cord along with my engine block warmer and run it from household current. This works fine; I leave the wrap on the battery year 'round.
731554
Yes, this is 100-240 volt. We've been using it for 2 months and happy (in a house with 3 floors).
1460392
This unit will only work properly if you vent the air outside. If you can stick the hose out of a door while it runs it will work wonderfully! The hose Is not very long (maybe 4'-5' max) so make sure you have a good place to put it. Also, you will need to drain the water it collects every so often unless you plan on running continous then you can run the drain line to a sink or outside. This unit has run like a champ for me so far. Hope this Helps!
210540
No. It's set for 110~120 VAC. You would need a voltage converter in order to use 240 VAC.
1444119
This unit comes vented to the inside. It has the parts to vent it to the outside.