Wire Connections - Cadet CB103T Owner's Manual

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO CHANGE VOLTS (MULTI-VOLT MODEL CB103T ONLY)
Check supply voltage
Before installing your heater, it is extremely important you
verify your supply voltage. The multi-volt Com-Pak Bath
is 240 volts right out of the box. For 120 volts, you must
change the heater wiring slightly.
If you're replacing an existing heater, check the label of
the old heater and use the same voltage. If you need help,
review the "KNOW YOUR VOLTAGE" section, or call a
licensed electrician.
Select heater oltage
v
For 240 volts:
No need to do anything. The left side of your heater
assembly should look like Figure 3. The red wire is not
connected.
For 120 volts:
Remove the blue wire from terminal D and attach it to
terminal A. Then attach the unused red wire to terminal D
(see Figure 3 and 4). When you're done it should look like
s
Figure 4.
Proceed to STEP 4.
HOW TO CHANGE WATTS (MULTI-WATT MODEL CB132T ONLY)
Multi-watt element wire connections
Maximum Wattage
Volts
Figure 5
240V/208V 1300/975
Multi-watt models are factory set to maximum wattage (Figure 5). You can lower the wattage by chang-
ing the element wire connections on the left side of the heater assembly (See below).
C
connector
B
A
Figure 5
No change. tip: to remove
terminals easier, pull and
wiggle slightly back and forth
at the same time
Do not disconnect the yellow connector from terminal A. Proceed to STEP 4.
INSERT THE HEATER ASSEMBLY IN THE WALL CAN

Wire connections

STEP 4
1. Your heater has two connection wires on the bot-
tom. Your supply wire has two connection wires and a
supply ground wire.
A
. Connect supply ground wire to grounding screw
in wall can (See Figures 8 and 9).
B
. Connect one supply wire to one heater wire with
a wire connector (not included).
For 240 or 208 volts, it doesn't matter which
heater wire. Both supply wires (black and white)
are hot. Wrap supply (white) wire with black tape
to identify it as hot (Figure 8).
White Wire
Black Wire
Medium Wattage
Figure 6
800/600
blue
B
Figure 6
Disconnect BLUE connector from ter-
minal C. Wrap loose wire end with elec-
trical tape. Move YELLOW connector at
terminal B to terminal C.
5
Out of the box 240 volts
Red Wire
Changed to 120 volts
Blue Wire
Lowest Wattage
Figure 7
500/375
C
A
blue
connector
removed
240 Volt
C
A
B
White Wire
Black Wire
Red Wire
Blue Wire
A
B
Blue Wire
White
Red Wire
Wire
Black Wire
C
B
A
Figure 7
Disconnect BLUE connector at
terminal C. Wrap loose wire end
with electrical tape.
C
A
B
D
Blue W
Figure 3
C
D
Figure 4
blue
connector
removed
wall can
Figure 8