What is the voltage required for this heater: 120V or 240V?
234565
I would not purchase this heater. We had ours for just over month and quit. Would not let us return it
234566
120. It's a one season heater, though. I bought two and they both crapped out after little use.
1129680
It is not adaptable to 240v, but 240v is readily adaptable to 120v. Consult an electrician.
1987261
I installed a remote thermostat to the unit I purchased. I wired it up to 240vac, since that voltage provided the highest output wattage. The unit works perfectly. I purchased the thermostat that was suggested/purchased along with the heater. You can also install a thermostat directly on the front panel of the heater.
2228428
You can find on eBay: Input: AC 100-240V, 50-60Hz; Over voltage protection; over heat protection.
1093563
I don't know if they make a 220V model. Mine is 110V. I guess you could get a converter for it, they cost about $15. After 2+ years this heater is still holding temp within .5 Degrees. Still very happy with the purchase.
693385
My unit is rated at 120v, 270 watts & 320 va. Page 28 of the manual refers to a "General Model" that has a 120v/240v selector switch on the back of the unit. My model does not have that switch.
490683
It is 110v. Be careful if you buy this heater: Mine (and others-read reviews) worked well for a year and then overheated killing all my fish.
194251
It should work for a 120V floor heating system. One has to make sure that the rated wattage of the heating (resistance) coil used is not greater than the thermostat spec. I have used over a dozen of these thermostats for 240V baseboard heaters with no problems. However, I did mange to burn one up when I ganged two heaters that totaled close to the upper wattage spec, so I would include a safety margin on the upper margin spec by at least 10% (90% of the spec).
1911828
Ihave on my 120v and 88 watts and it says preheat. I am in the USA and I just plug into my wall plug and it works great.a 220/240v use for a large item like a air conditioner.
822652
It's a 110v. 240v would be like a stove or dryer plug. This is totally different kind of plug
405553
This particular model, PLF1504, is designed to run on a 240-volt circuit and will not operate correctly if connected to a 120-volt circuit. In general, products designed to run on 220 or 240 volts will not work correctly if wired to a 120-volt circuit. Farenheat does make hydronic baseboard heaters that run on 120 volts; be sure to check the specs to ensure you're getting the right model.
542207
It's 240V. Heater should be on an individual, dedicated circuit. It is hard wired. I purchased a Dryer Power Cord (about 6 ft), hard wired at the heater unit and plugged into a dryer style outlet that I had installed in my garage. You could also hard wire directly from the wall junction box to the heater. Any wiring to the heater must be 2 conductor metallic sheath (BX) cable with ground wire, per the installation instructions.
917319
It's 240v, a great heater in a alittle package. Takes the chill of quickly and keeps my 2 car garage at a nice temp
1709175
The breaker size depends on the wire size used going to the heater. This heater only requires 8 amps at 240 v. #14 wire with a 2 pole 15 amp breaker would work. #12 wire with a 2 pole 20 amp breaker would also work.
188540
I'm pretty certain it is only 120V. I did not see a switch or any indication that it can be changed to 240V.
405552
A 240 volt unit can run on 120 volts, but it will only put out half as much heat as it is rated for.
1666197
Not sure....bottom of warmer says 120V AC 60hz 17W UL listed. You might have to contact manufacturer to be sure.