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Review Dr. Infrared Heater DR-001 Wall Thermostat 4 wires single or Double poles 120-277V 3360-7756W, White.

Review Dr. Infrared Heater DR-001 Wall Thermostat 4 wires single or Double poles 120-277V 3360-7756W, White.

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Details: Dr. Infrared Heater DR-001 Wall Thermostat 4 wires single or Double poles 120-277V 3360-7756W, White.

Brand: Dr Infrared Heater

Review Dr. Infrared Heater DR-001 Wall Thermostat 4 wires single or Double poles 120-277V 3360-7756W, White.

DR-001 wall thermostat works with single or double poles circuit with voltage inputs from 120-277VAC with 28A maximum power. It can be wired to 3360W@120V, 5824W@208V, 6720W@240V and 7756W@277V heating system with control range of temperature 41F-90F (5-32C). Wall mount design sits flush against wall with large knob allows easy adjustment to all temperatures. Double terminals with OFF position. ETL listing.

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Advantages

  • Products can be returned
  • 3360W@120V / 5824W@208V / 6720W@240V / 7756@277 VAC (28A)
  • Includes both C and F control dials (5-32C or 41F-90F)
  • Wall mount design-Sits Flush against wall
  • Double terminals-provides positive OFF position
  • Large knob allows easy adjustment to all temperature

Notice

  • Is an online purchase
  • Delivery may be delayed in some areas.

review Dr. Infrared Heater DR-001 Wall Thermostat 4 wires single or Double poles 120-277V 3360-7756W, White.

review Dr. Infrared Heater DR-001 Wall Thermostat 4 wires single or Double poles 120-277V 3360-7756W, White.

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