what length are these heaters and what is the amps?
2088764
28". Amps unsure, but you should have no problem unless you're sharing the circuit with six other things.
2143708
The PLF1504 is a 1500 watt unit. For any heater device, divide the watts by the operating voltage to obtain amps. In this case, amps = 6.25.
2034573
I don't recall what the size is, around 10"x8". I couldn't tell you what the amperage is per channel but I have no issues with it, I've had it running for 8+ months.
1216827
This did not work for what we bought it for so my husband gave it away. It was not for a heater but for some other outdoor equipment. So sorry, it's not here to measure.
806073
I would suggest 12/2 to wire these units. It's true the unit above only uses less then 10 amp- 240VAC. But using 12-2 allows you to put more than one heater on a circuit. There is only one power connection.
234566
120. It's a one season heater, though. I bought two and they both crapped out after little use.
1547505
Mine did too but it wasn't the heaters fault. In one case the plug i used for my heater was too small. Another time the wire to the heater was too small. These electrical components should be rated for 60 to 80 amps, wire size 8 or so. these wires are the size of a pencil and carry a lot of current. Usually the power componants to the heater are at fault. The breaker should be at least 60 amps or more. Note use your own units directions as each one is different. Hope this opinion helps.
888457
Sorry, heater is in storage and unavailable to measure. Estimation....18" hi, 14" wide, 12" deep.
602195
It is 1.5" W. The sheet that came with it says, Do not attempt to cut or alter this heater. (Doing so may damage the heater or cause personal injury). I think maybe in the pad itself there are tiny mesh wires that spread out the heat. If you trim a little off you are cutting these wires. ( I guess ) Frank H.
668203
The CFM and amp draw can be found online. The housing diameter is 14.75", and the unit is 3" tall.
491937
I recall that the wire was about 12-16 inches long. They have been great lights so far. Installed them on a UTV and they work great without drawing to many amps.
474958
I think they are about 6-7 feet long. My unit was stolen from work so I had to reorder another one. Answer here...
1841585
Assuming you live in the US and you are using a resistive heater (most likely), 120V (A) 15 Resistive Amps (copied from product description), P=IV, 120*15 = 1800. Seems good to go!
1797794
800 watts/120 volts = 6.7 amps for the heater. Current draw for the controller would be vey small.
660715
Answer here...11 x 12 x 14" I wouldn't buy another. First one had to be sent back for a new circuit board and sometimes shuts down. I'd go with Comfort Heaters. No problems with that brand. Never would get another DR Heater.
1522657
It sort of depends on how long the run is. If you are wiring for only one heater, number 12 wire is good up to 50 feet, number 10 is good up to 75 feet, and number 8 is good up to 120 feet. I wired up 2 heaters on opposite corners of my garage. The total run was just a hair less than 80 feet, so I used number 6-2 wire and then used a 30-amp 3-wire dryer cord from my outlet to the heater.
2190091
The tech data sheet which comes with the heater shows that it has an element which is rated at 1440 watts which is 12 amps. Mine is working off a 15 amp breaker with no problems.