how does this hook up to heaters and fogger/mister? does it just have a slandered female ac plug that you plug the mats and misters in to?
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Its pretty simple. Plug into the wall. One side has a female for your heater to plug. The other side as a female plug for your mister/humidfier to plug into to. The control planel allowes you to set temp. And humdity to your prefered lvls. Set the measurement guage inside the habitiat and let it do all the work for ya :)
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Yes it has two female plugs one for heat and one for misters or cold fog. I use the flogger and it works great. This unit is programmable for both plugs. You can set temps to high and low threshold and humidity as we'll. It's a great unit.
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It has a relay unit that has a cord that plugs in to the mains supply outlet and two Female "pig tales" to plug in the mister/fogger and the heating or cooling system. Make sure you don't go over the wattage stated in the owners manual. And be careful not to place the temp/humidity sensor in the path of the mister or let it get wet. if the sensor does get wet just rinse it in some distilled water and let dry for at least a day before applying power to the HT-10.You can use a hair dyer set to a low temp to excelerate the drying process. Make sure you don't go over the wattage stated in the owners manual. It has a relay unit that has a cord that plugs in to the mains supply outlet and two Female "pig tales" to plug in the mister/fogger and the heating or cooling system. Make sure you don't go over the wattage stated in the owners manual. And be careful not to place the temp/humidity sensor in the path of the mister or let it get wet. if the sensor does get wet just rinse it in some distilled water and let dry for at least a day before applying power to the HT-10.You can use a hair dyer set to a low temp to excelerate the drying process. Make sure you... » Read More It has a relay unit that has a cord that plugs in to the mains supply outlet and two Female "pig tales" to plug in the mister/fogger and the heating or cooling system. Make sure you don't go over the wattage stated in the owners manual. And be careful not to place the temp/humidity sensor in the path of the mister or let it get wet. if the sensor does get wet just rinse it in some distilled water and let dry for at least a day before applying power to the HT-10.You can use a hair dyer set to a low temp to excelerate the drying process. Make sure you don't go over the wattage stated in the owners manual. « Show Less
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It comes with a NEMA plug, which is a hot a neutral and a ground, but accommodates a 120 volt. I hope this helps.
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If you have the same heater that I have. I could open the side of it and look to see how its wired and possibly send you a picture or explain it later.
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Craig,Thanks for the inquiry! This heater is designed to be hard-wired. If you're looking for something that can be plugged-in, I recommend that you give us a call and we'd be happy to review the various options with you. Our number is 800-472-3292. Thanks again, Jeff Cousins
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I don't know what you mean but mine is connected to the dishwashing machine. It however came without a plug and luckily my old one was a ge too so the plumber cut the plug from the old one and attached it to the new one. Hope this helped you.
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Mine came with a plug that plugs into a a usb port and another into a regular wall plug. It actually runs for a surprisingly long time for such a small unit, 5+ hours or more. Have also used it to humidity plants.
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I hooked this up to the house natural gas supply. I have natural gas forced air heating as well as the dryer runs on natural gas. This unit is in my garage which has a natural gas hookup from NW Natural (local gas supplier).
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It does have to go through the wall, because it is ductless.Yes, it is both heat and a/c, it is working well for me, the display flashes for a while until it heats up, then kicks on.You'll need someone to install it though, and then do what they call" purge and charge" and put about 2 lbs of coolant. That's not cheap, because the HVAC guy has to spend 1.1/2 h. there.I hope that helps, obviously I'm not an expert...
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I bought a separate plug-in thermostat to use with it. After I set the thermostat I put the heater on the highest setting and then plugged it into the thermostat.
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No, mine was not. Like most heaters it's size, it has a two prong, ungrounded plug.
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I am NOT an expert on electrical. what I do know is it cools but it is a small computerized unit that attaches to air conditioning heating unit. if you go on the manufacturer's website it tells you all the brands and makes that the cool bot is compatible with. I am quite positive an electrician can help you with adaptation. it took over a month for us to get the device to work for what I needed it. it was one of the best investments I've made.
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There is an on/off rheostat dial on the front of the unit. This would be fine if you are running straight power to the heater. I have the heater set at its highest setting and my power comes from a wall thermostat. Hope that makes sense to you.
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like any port. kero. heater,it will run dirty due to poor fuel.stick with k-1 and it will run clean and quite.rember these heaters are for well ventilated areas.
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It plugs into a 110v outlet, heats itself up to evaporate any moisture that may be caught in it, and when the beads are blue you are supposed to unplug it and place it back into the area you wish to dehumidify. In that respect it is a passive dehumidifier. It is also "passive" in that this product does not dehumidify the 10 cubic foot space I tried it in, I would say that it doesn't "work" at all. According to my hygrometer, this product does nothing but hang there while the beads change colors.
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It somes with a precharged unit and a line set with flare connectors. The thing is if you dont make good connections or have a leak of any sort you are going to have much bigger problems. I strongly suggest having a hvac person set it up for you.
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++the blue dot red dot on the plug makes it hot running or cool runingg. It in the manual to show you which way for plug service.. good luck..hope i could help..
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You plug it in. The electrical power helps keep the water in the tank warm. I forget how long the cord is but it is as long as a cord for a vacuum cleaner.