Fahrenheat Electric Convector Baseboard Heater, 240 Volt

Problems & Solutions

• Hello Fixya Guru ! I am

  You are correct that these heaters use a two-wire 240 volt supply, and the neutral is not needed. 200...

  • lashlaw
  • 1/11/2011 5:02:15 PM
  • 248 Views

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• wiring digram for fahrenheat #F2546NWC

  http://www.marleymep.com/en/fahrenheat/products/baseboard-heaters/electric/f2500-series.aspx o...

  • bigcobb06gop
  • 12/26/2008 9:49:25 PM
  • 1542 Views

  1 Solution

• i bought a fahrenheat babseboard

  Hi Edwin, Do you have the unit wired to a double pole 20 amp breaker? It seems that you have only a sin...

  • edg1968
  • 11/7/2010 3:21:13 PM
  • 550 Views

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• I'm trying to install a new Fahrenheat 240/208

  Hi! If the circuit breaker is tripping instantly when power is applied to the heater then you have a dea...

  • storm123499
  • 12/3/2009 1:05:02 AM
  • 576 Views

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• how do i know what size baseboard heater to use in

  Basically each baseboard should be rated for a particular heat output...Watts...which should have an equ...

  • rmason1102
  • 10/16/2009 11:53:54 PM
  • 361 Views

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• I need a manual for a farenheat F2345nwc baseboard

  http://www.marleymep.com/Develop/prod_pdf/2500wiring.pdf i think this is the same parent company

  • adelbertavil
  • 10/10/2009 5:04:57 PM
  • 404 Views

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• electric baseboard heater

  this is a tough call but with 2000 watts in each room there should be more than enough heat .the roo...

  • miraclemant
  • 9/29/2009 8:41:06 AM
  • 252 Views

  2 Solutions

• I have black soot on

  same issue years ago. these heaters draw air in from the bottom and push it out the top. so any dir...

  • litayoung45
  • 1/1/2009 8:02:59 AM
  • 2853 Views

  5 Solutions

• what size breaker do i use?

  at 10kw, that should be about 34130 btu's. With 240 volts, you should be using approximately 41-42 amp...

  • mattmi11er
  • 5/1/2009 9:45:27 PM
  • 116 Views

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• There is black soot on my walls and ceilings above

  In my experience soot in the house is (almost) always caused by the burning of candles. Get a CO det...

  • jeanswartz
  • 3/30/2009 6:24:13 PM
  • 1103 Views

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• Properly installed electric baseboard heater won't work.

  I am an electrician. You must measure the voltage across the black and red wires. Measuring each wir...

  • alanxtar
  • 11/22/2008 3:10:10 PM
  • 1459 Views

  4 Solutions

• Missing control knob help....

  Here is the customer service website to contact them about ordering another knob for your unit. h...

  • amustad
  • 1/2/2009 12:59:37 AM
  • 476 Views

  1 Solution

• wiring for baseboard heater

  I hope you are using a Line Voltage Thermostat!! First, make sure that the power feeding the the...

  • theholdenfam
  • 12/14/2008 7:22:01 PM
  • 473 Views

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• marley electric 3ft. basebord ,wiring w/thermostat

  If your baseboard heater is rated at 220 VAC and you have wired it to a 120 VAC source then the hea...

  • hdguy1695
  • 11/24/2008 7:16:52 PM
  • 187 Views

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• installing new base boards

  Convert the watts to amps or get the amp rating off the device, this will tell you the minimal wire siz...

  • tonylameiras
  • 4/28/2008 2:50:11 PM
  • 144 Views

  1 Solution