DAF8433t In Ceiling Heating Green Infrared Installation Guide

July 26, 2024
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DAF8433t In Ceiling Heating Green Infrared

Specifications

  • Voltage: 208V, 240V, 277V
  • Power Requirement: 20 or 30 amp per circuit
  • Thermostat Power: 24V
  • Heater Weight: 20+ lbs

Product Usage Instructions

Electrical Installation
Before installation, ensure the product voltage matches the on-site voltage. Hire a licensed electrician to install the heaters and components in accordance with local electrical codes. The electrician will provide wiring, wire connectors, and mounting hardware.

Electrical Flow Chart

  1. Electrical Panel: Locate and measure voltage for electrical service. Use one dedicated 20 or 30 amp relay per circuit.
  2. Transformer: Step down high voltage to 24V to power thermostat & relays.
  3. Thermostat: Install on an interior wall at 5′ AFF. Communicates with relays to control heaters.
  4. Relays: One relay controls multiple heaters. Install near the electrical panel, outside the studio.

Heater Mounting Guidelines
Installers should use hardware rated for the weight of the heater (20+ lbs) and secure it to a permanent member such as a joist or stud. Ensure proper attachment to the drywall or sheetrock.

FAQ

  • Q: Can I install the Heating Green system myself?

    • A: No, all Heating Green heaters & controls are only to be installed by a licensed electrician for safety and compliance with regulations.
  • Q: How do I know if the voltage matches on-site?

    • A: Measure the on-site voltage before installation to ensure it matches the product’s required voltage specifications.
  • Q: Where should the thermostat be installed?

    • A: The thermostat should be installed on an interior wall at a height of 5 feet above finished floor (AFF) away from direct sunlight.

Yoga Installation Guide
NOTE: BEFORE INSTALLING ANY COMPONENTS, MEASURE THE VOLTAGE ON-SITE TO ENSURE THE PRODUCT VOLTAGE MATCHES.

This guide serves as a visual and conceptual aid for planning the layout of your studio, and the following documents should be referenced when installing your infrared system

  • Wiring Diagrams
  • Installation & Operation Manuals from the manufacturer
  • Paid Invoice from Heating Green

Heaters and components should be installed by a licensed electrician and should be in accordance with local electrical code.

Your electrician will provide the following

  • Wiring
  • Wire connectors (lever connectors are recommended)
  • Mounting hardware

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Electrical Flow Chart

Heater & Controls Studio View

Infrared Heater Mounting Guidelines

NOTE: INSTALLERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HARDWARE NEEDED TO MOUNT THE HEATERS AND EACH HEATER SHOULD BE SECURED TO A PERMANENT MEMBER SUCH AS A JOIST OR STUD.

To successfully install your heaters on the wall or ceiling, please consider the following

  • Most heaters are 20+ lbs. and the hardware should be rated for the correct weight of the heater.
  • All hardware used to mount the heaters should be secured in a joist or stud.
  • Thickness of drywall or sheetrock.

Any questions about the proper hardware to mount your heaters should be directed to your installer or contractor.

Every installation is unique due to the specific building aspects, and the contractor will need to install the heater(s) according to local code.

In-Ceiling Heater Studio Clearances

In-Ceiling Heater

  1. Clearance from real ceiling: Minimum clearance of 6″ between the drop and real ceiling.
  2. Clearance from additional heaters and fixtures: Recommended one 2X4′ tile but at least 6″ between heaters and combustibles.
  3. Clearance from adjacent walls : 2′ or one 2×4′ tile.
  4. Above Floor Clearance: Ideal placement of the heater is 9-10′ above the floor from the bottom of the heater.
  5. Wire Clearance : Wires from the junction box should be secured to the ceiling and covered by metal conduit or behind the drywall. No wiring should be exposed or touching the back of the heater.

Studio Layout Examples: In-Ceiling Heaters

Tips for heater placement and installation

  • Even placement around the studio. Avoid clustered groups or any big spots without heaters- similar to installing lights.
  • All heaters should mounted be at the same level to ensure even & timely heating. In-ceiling heaters can be suspended from shed or cathedral ceilings to be at a uniform height.
  • Recommended adjacent wall clearance of 2′ or one 2×4′ tile.

Suspended Ceiling Heaters: Cathedral and Shed Ceiling

Suspended Cove & Ceramic Ceiling Heaters

  • For even heat distribution, suspended infrared heaters must be hung so that the heaters are at the same height above the floor.
  • These heaters can be suspended with an above floor clearance of 8-12′.
  • Recommended hardware includes aircraft cable or chains and must be rated for the weight of the heater.

Pro Tip!
The closer the heaters are to the students, the more they will feel the benefits of infrared heat!

Top View: In-Ceiling Heaters

  • Heaters should be spaced uniformly for even heat distribution. It is recommended for one 2×4′ tile to be in between adjacent lights and additional heaters.
  • Heaters should be at least 6″ away from fixtures and combustible materials.
  • Heaters must be 1′ away from sprinkler heads.

Post Instillation
Follow our Operation Guide to learn more about your system and how to start up and run the ideal infrared heating system for your hot yoga studio!

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Disclaimer: This is a visual representation of the clearances to install these heaters up to code with common fixtures & features. All this information can be found in an installation manual and if there are any questions Heating Green Support should be contacted.

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