39 cadet baseboard heater wiring diagram

Hi all, Added some insulation, and new drywall in a room with 2 exterior walls. I spend a great deal of time making sure I've air sealed properly, and am wondering how best to seal off the wiring penetration to a heater. Given that the heater itself houses the junction box, i've only ever seen wiring sticking out through a hole in the drywall, but there has to be a better way. Grommets? Spray Foam? Any input on best practice? Hi all. I know the heater works. I used the heater 2 days ago. But I need to replace the 240v plug that comes with it. Cadet is a child company of Dimplex and when I called them they said they do not produce this heater anymore. I have looked for the internal wiring but with them not supporting the heater I'm forced to find someone with enough electrical knowledge to determine where to attach the hot/cold wires to the heater. I can provide pictures as well as I'm able to access the inside of t...

I'm swapping an analog thermostat with a digital honewell [RLV4305A](https://imgur.com/NBpA744) thermostat for an electric baseboard heater. there are [3 black and 3 red wires](https://imgur.com/HCTjFxw) coming out of the wall box, 2 of the red are connected together, and 2 black as well. The new thermostat only has 2 black wires. The old tstat had 4 wires and they were all hooked up. Stupid me didn't take a picture of the old tstat hooked up. I tried connecting both black wires of the new tsta...

Cadet baseboard heater wiring diagram

We are running electrical wire for a small washroom reno (lights, exhaust fans etc) and decided to do away with a radiator and install a baseboard heater. We found this small unit at a local big box store: [https://www.lowes.ca/product/electric-baseboard-heaters/stelpro-1000-watt-47-12-in-electric-baseboard-heater-electric-baseboard-heater-240v-white-902056](https://www.lowes.ca/product/electric-baseboard-heaters/stelpro-1000-watt-47-12-in-electric-baseboard-heater-electric-baseboard-heater-2... I am installing a 4 wire line volt thermostat and two 240v electric baseboard heaters, on a double pole 20amp, in parallel. I am fine with setting up the line from the panel to the two wires from the thermostat. My question is what combination should the two other wires from the thermostat (load) connect to the two wires from each of the two baseboard heater? Option 1 - Thermostat load 1 + heater1 black wire + heater2 black wire - Thermostat load 2 + heater1 white wire + heater2 white wire... I recently moved into my townhouse and wanted to upgrade my thermostat to smart ones. Seems like my choice is limited with Electric Baseboard Heater. That's why I decided to get these MySa Thermostat, but before getting them, I want to make sure it works with my heaters. 1. Can someone confirm if I am right ? I believe my baseboard heater is 240V but not 100% sure because it says 208V. ( Please see 3rd photo of http://imgur.com/gallery/GxpjExi ) 2. Identifying the wires. Since none of the w...

Cadet baseboard heater wiring diagram. Most of the baseboard heater thermostats seem to be 4 pole 4 wire monstrosities with big fat wires. (Can you tell I’m not an electrician?). But our baseboard heaters are wired with just the simple red and white low voltage wires. Strangely it looks like I might have better luck with a nest system than a basic analog Honeywell. I tried one of the Honeywell thermostats and couldn’t get it to work. How does the math work for the new power output if a baseboard heater gets wired incorrectly? Let’s say a 1200w 208v gets wired 120v? How does that change the wattage? Also the inverse wiring of a 1200w 120v wired at 208? After removing the baseboard heaters what can I use the wiring for? A plug on it's own breaker? Should the thermostat be replaced with just a junction box? I'm not experienced and currently learning. I have a 240v baseboard heater. It has a single pole mercury thermostat on the wall. I purchased a Honeywell TL8230A LineVoltPRO to replace it because it is 240v and is the right physical size. The Honeywell instructions assume 4 wires are coming from the wall, and there are likewise 4 wires on the new thermostat. However, there are only 2 wires coming from the wall. One white and one black. Both read 120v. My father in law (who does construction) lo...

My house was built in 1979 using baseboard heat. Since then, a forced air furnace has been installed so the baseboard heaters are irrelevant. If I removed the baseboard heater can I use that wire to install a new light fixture? It’s connected to the dial thermostat. Can you replace that with a light switch? Perhaps I should ask r/Electricians as well. I'm in Canada, so I think I also need to apply the 80% rule. https://imgur.com/a/D1EE8Il 3000W / 0.8 = 3750W 3750W / 250V = 15A I'm using gas as the main heating source, so I'm not too worried about running this circuit much. So a 15A 240V 2-pole breaker on 12 gauge will be safe? I am installing a 4 wire line volt thermostat and two 240v electric baseboard heaters, on a double pole 20amp, in parallel.  |Panel<--------------------------------->||| |:-|:-|:-| ||Thermostat|| ||< ------------------------->|Heater 1| ||<------------------------->|Heater 2|  I wanted to triple check I got this right- all the wiring is done inside the thermostat gang box and would look like this: * **Load** * Connect *black* from panel to *b... Answer found see attached images taken from doc from Seeley/Braemar – can be done ... Good news.. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BG0YN-OR0nCnplHf8vqmqZlp6\_dll-C4/view?usp=sharing](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BG0YN-OR0nCnplHf8vqmqZlp6_dll-C4/view?usp=sharing)

Hey all. Most of what I've seen and the instructions show me how to wire a 2 wire + ground, but I have 3 wires + ground, and can't figure out what goes where Heater https://imgur.com/a/sUQVrqP Here's what I've got. It also doesn't tell me what's load and what isn't on the thermostat (Farenheat 2 pole and farenheat baseboard heater) I believe each black runs down to a black on the heater, right? But what do I do with the power coming to the thermostat. Thanks. I recently moved into my townhouse and wanted to upgrade my thermostat to smart ones. Seems like my choice is limited with Electric Baseboard Heater. That's why I decided to get these MySa Thermostat, but before getting them, I want to make sure it works with my heaters. 1. Can someone confirm if I am right ? I believe my baseboard heater is 240V but not 100% sure because it says 208V. ( Please see 3rd photo of http://imgur.com/gallery/GxpjExi ) 2. Identifying the wires. Since none of the w... I am installing a 4 wire line volt thermostat and two 240v electric baseboard heaters, on a double pole 20amp, in parallel. I am fine with setting up the line from the panel to the two wires from the thermostat. My question is what combination should the two other wires from the thermostat (load) connect to the two wires from each of the two baseboard heater? Option 1 - Thermostat load 1 + heater1 black wire + heater2 black wire - Thermostat load 2 + heater1 white wire + heater2 white wire... We are running electrical wire for a small washroom reno (lights, exhaust fans etc) and decided to do away with a radiator and install a baseboard heater. We found this small unit at a local big box store: [https://www.lowes.ca/product/electric-baseboard-heaters/stelpro-1000-watt-47-12-in-electric-baseboard-heater-electric-baseboard-heater-240v-white-902056](https://www.lowes.ca/product/electric-baseboard-heaters/stelpro-1000-watt-47-12-in-electric-baseboard-heater-electric-baseboard-heater-2...

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