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KFUH Electric Unit Heater
Installation Instructions
“WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. CAN CAUSE
INJURY OR DEATH. DISCONNECT ALL REMOTE ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLIES BEFORE SERVICING.”
CAUTION: Turn off power source supplying the heater before attempting installation, maintenance or repairs. Lock or tag circuit breaker
or fuse panel door. Failure to do so could result in serious electrical shock, burns, or possible death.
It is extremely important you verify the electrical power supply is the same voltage as the heater being installed. 240 and 480 Volt heaters are not
interchangeable. Powering a 480 Volt unit with 240 Volt supply wires will reduce the heater output by approximately 75% and is never recommended.
Powering a 240 Volt unit with 480 Volt supply wires will destroy the heater and voids all warranties.
CHECK: Ensure blower wheel is free-turning and that element assemblies are in place. Be sure filter is in proper position and not torn or damaged.
Check that blower housing and motor have not separated from element compartment during shipment.
FIELD WIRING
208 and 240 Volt heaters are equipped with circuit breakers over 48 Amps to provide internal circuit protection and a field disconnect on the unit. A
terminal block provides a single strike for field wiring. 480 Volt units do not have circuit breakers but are fused when internal protection is required and
are also supplied with terminal blocks for field wiring. Consult the National Electric Code for proper wire size and service circuit breaker protection.
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1 Phase and 3 Phase
240VAC
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L5
240VAC
L4
L3
240VAC
L2
L1
60 Amp
Circuit Breaker
60 Amp
Circuit Breaker
60 Amp
Circuit Breaker
To L im i t C on t ro l s
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Heater Elements
Low Voltage Thermostat
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Furnace Low Voltage
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Thermostat Control Wiring diagram
for use with electric furnaces and
showing cooling coil relay hook-up
Transformer
24VAC
Heat Relays
Fan Only Relays
Cooling Coil Relay*
(*provided by others)
Electronic Air Cleaner Wiring diagram
for use with electric furnaces and
utilizing an airflow interlock switch
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Mounting
KFUH heaters can be mounted vertically or
horizontally as shown. 3/8" weldnuts are welded into brackets and will accept 3/8 threaded
rod. A minimum of 6 inches clearance to
vertical and horizontal surfaces and 6 feet
minimum above floor are required. Louvers
can be adjusted for desired airflow.
Application Tips
First, calculate the heating loads in the conventional way using the N.E.M.A. handbook or
ASHRAE guide. Next, determine quantity and
size of heaters to be used. In instances where
large groups of people are normally settled
in the same location, use a large number of
smaller kW unit heaters. (Example: people on
a production line or skilled machine operations.) By utilizing heaters in this manner one
can best distribute uniform heat, prevent hot
drafts, reduce potential noise levels and balance the electrical operating demand.
When considering warehouse areas or
storage rooms (where heat distribution and
constant temperatures are less important) use
fewer heaters of higher capacity.
To maintain uniform heat and reduce stratified air it is recommended that the total CFM
of the units turn the air over approximately 3
times per hour.
Horizontal Mount
Smaller rooms can be heated by one unit
heater. Where two walls are exposed heaters
should be mounted as shown.
In larger rooms, units should be located so
their air streams wipe exposed walls without
Ceilings under 12 feet
6" Minimum
Clearance
Adustable
Louvers
blowing at them. Units should be located so
that the air stream of one supports that of
another thus setting up a circulatory air movement. (Distance between units to be approximately 1½ times published air throw).
Units should not be mounted horizontally in
areas having ceiling heights in excess of 10
to 12 feet.
Vertical Mount
Units should be mounted vertically where
they may otherwise interfere with assorted
material, handling equipment and in high bay
areas. Heaters should be situated to provide
free air circulation. Size and selection of units
should be based on recommended mounting
height.
Unit heaters are frequently used to combat
cold air inrush when loading dock doors are
opened. For such applications, one or more
units should be arranged to blow warm air
vertically in front of opening.
Ceilings over 12 feet
Motor HP
Dual Mounting
Where square footage is large and comfort
essential, both horizontal and vertical installations may best serve your requirements.
Mounting Limitations
KFUH unit heaters should not be used in
potentially explosive atmospheres. The finish
is not intended for direct salt spray exposure
in marine applications or the highly corrosive
atmospheres of swimming pools, chemical
storage bins, etc. Please refer to the factory
for explosion proof or marine application
heater information.
Do not install unit heaters above recommended maximum mounting height. Obstructions must not block unit heater air inlet or
discharge. To prevent possible injury heaters
must be mounted at least 6 feet above the floor
to prevent accidental contact with the heating
element or fan blade.
AIR DELIVERY CHART @ .2 static
MOTOR SPEED
Motor Load
230
230
230
Amps
3.4
1.7
3.2
1.7
3.8
1.9
Voltage
1/5
380/460
1/3
380/460
1/2
380/460
Wire Color
Air Volume = Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM)
Air Velocity = Feet per Minute (FPM)
Low Med
CFM FPM
775 570 860 630
1100 810 1250 920
1100 810
1250 920 1540 1130
Red
CFM
Blue
FPM
CFM
1000
1000
1540
1540
1750
1750
High
FPM
735
735
1130
1130
1285
1285
Black
The following accessories and/or options
may have been ordered with your unit.
Model
1E30-910
KFUH-90D
KFUH-RD
KFUH-90RD
KFUH-PTBL
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Description
24V Wall Thermostat, range 50°- 90°
90 Degree Elbow w/ adjustable louver diffuser
Radial Diffuser
90 Degree Elbow w/ radial diffuser
Kit includes casters and mounting bracket to
create a Portable KFUH (no power cord)
Add Suffi x
-T
-2TS
-SF
-BR
-2S1
-2S3
-DS40
-DS60
-DS80
-DS100
-ND
Description
1-Pole thermostat - factory installed
2-Stage thermostat - factory installed
Summer fan switch - factory installed
Blower relay for remote fan only operation
2-Stage control, 1-Phase models
2-Stage control, 3-Phase models
40 Amp 3-Pole non-fused disconnect switch
60 Amp 3-Pole non-fused disconnect switch
80 Amp 3-Pole non-fused disconnect switch
100 Amp 3-Pole non-fused disconnect switch
No diffuser - 1" duct collar provided on discharge
side for connection to 14" x 14" duct
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