I am replacing a 30+ year old Model 353, will I be able to use the old wall mount and will the electrical that goes to the wall outlets work with this
340945
The unit comes with it's own wall mount...very easy to mount with 2 screws, then the unit just slides into it and locks in place. I was very surprised at how light the unit is as well. I hooked it up to wiring that was installed 25 years ago when my home was originally built and it worked just fine. The only thing with the wiring and having it automatically turn on when you insert a hose into an outlet was that your hose will need to have an on/off switch. It will not turn on automatically with the hose just being plugged into an outlet.
340946
You will not be able to use the old wall mount but this will come wirh a new one simple install only a couple screws. The electrical should work as well. Only issue we had is the exaust pipe is in a different location so you may neednto rework that pipe.
836427
This will work. The only thing that you will potentially have to do is get a small socket adapter, to adapt the holes in your wall socket to suit the prongs on the adapter. That is if they dont already match, which they might. Otherwise itll work fine for you.
2183778
Depends on what your old model was. You can call up the manufacturer of the old module and they can answer your question
41909
Yes. I replaced one from 2006. They seem to keep the mounts the same even if they revise the internal design. To be completely clear. My old one had the a on the bottom. The new one had the AF on the bottom. And I was able to swap it out using the original base plate and a same connector for the wires without having to change anything.
1236250
If there are a set of contacts (like from the push button on the wall), you can tie into that and it should work. It should be low voltage, however (+/- 5 volts).
451196
Don't know. You have to look up the specs. I personally didn't like the wall mount as it's very difficult to set up based on the spacing of where the bolts should go. I wouldn't recommend buying this mount.
495277
I replaced an older model and it works fine. I'm sorry I recall the model number of the older unit. My bet is it would work, and it was easy to change the wires from one to the other.
1225214
No, because of the way the mounting arms are designed, it is strictly to be mounted to the wall. You are better off investing in a different model.
1910030
i assume your talking about the power plug, this would be very tight it might plug in but the mount would be pressed against the wire which would create an unsafe condition. "Mount Factory" has other styles too one of which should work. good luck my friend !
1066579
If it's a 12volt I assume. Chances are you would just have to use the old wire mounts from the old battery. Check out YouTube for an idea how. You would need a 30amp breaker connection most likely
1099951
No you have to change the fuses and circuit breakers over from your old one. Its not hard but suggest you put some notations down on paper it will help
292730
It probably will work. When you receive it, it will be tight because over the years of the heat the outlet has warped a little but it will get better with a little use.
1264377
we used the standard outlet and it works perfectly well. our condominium is almost 30 years old.
2053743
There is an a sheet of paper inside the box that tells them everything they need to know (It has one sheet for the plug-in version and another for the hardwired version). I gave it to the electrician and he was able to do everything else. The sheet says "Wall receptacle must be a NEMA 6-50 outlet". He personally didn't have the right wall socket on his truck, but he called back to the office and they sent it out. After he was done all I had to do was buy some lag bolts and hang it on the wall (< 15 min of work). I hope that answers your question.
1733331
I don't understand what you want to do regarding a standard wall out let. This alarm horn operates on low voltage (12-16 volts) DC. Your wall outlet supplies 120 volts AC. The conventional connection is directly to your alarm system.
2186918
I looked it up, but could not see where this one was a match? Does not mean it won't work. My suggestion is to turn off the power and remove the old element and take it to your local appliance store and they should be able to find you a good match. Most of the differences are how the element power wires attach to the element. Those have to be a match or it could short out inside the unit walls and then it goes down hill from there!
1415473
I wired mine using the existing 40-yr-old, 3-switch wall unit. I think any device that causes the electricity to be fed to the correct wires, when you want it fed there, will do.