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UNIT WIRING INSTRUCTIONS
E
D
LECTRICAL
ATA
VOLTS
120 VAC
A permanent wiring method must be used for power connection. It is recommended that a minimum size of 14 AWG wire
for electrical supply connections and wiring should be suitable for 90
wired with an overcurrent protection device (fuse or circuit breaker) rated 15 amperes or less. Wiring method should be in
accordance with the National Electrical Code and any local code requirements.
CAUTION: Disconnect electrical power before wiring. Do not route electrical wiring along heated duct pipes.
W
M
N
. 1
IRING
ETHOD
O
Controlling the Air Booster through a standard on/off wall switch. (See Figure
4 for wiring diagram) This method allows for manual control of the Air Booster
unit in the area desired.
W
M
N
. 2
IRING
ETHOD
O
Controlling the Air Booster through a central heating/air conditioning forced air
system. (See Figure 5 for wiring diagram) This method allows for automatic
operation of the Air Booster unit. The Air Booster is wired in parallel with the
appliance blower motor. This operates the Air Booster whenever the
appliance blower operates.
CAUTION: Do not wire the Air Booster to an appliance blower
motor if:
The appliance motor is not rated for 120 volts AC single phase
and operating at 60 cycles.
The blower motor control is a variable speed tap type, solid
state speed control or any of the type of controls not designed
for dual motor control.
Consult appliance manual for this information.
NOTE: All wire splice connections should be made within an
electrical junction box.
MAINTENANCE
CAUTION: Disconnect electrical power supply before performing maintenance.
Periodic removal and cleaning of the Air Booster unit is recommended for forced central heating/air conditioning systems.
Annual removal and cleaning of the Air Booster unit is recommended for gravity warm air heating systems not equipped
with a return air filter.
AMPS
HZ
WATTS
.60
60
35
RPM
THERMAL OR IMPEDANCE PROTECTION
3000
o
C (194
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YES
o
F) temperature. The Air Booster should be
Figure 4
Figure 5
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