dayton unit heater

[Deleted User]

does anyone know where i can find a schematic for a dayton 3E376D on the net. a search for their site only comes up as trade refs, and grainger doesn't seem to have anything either, and their parts break down didn't work

[Deleted User]

aside from the side of the unit

does anyone know where i can find a schematic for a dayton 3E376D on the net. a search for their site only comes up as trade refs, and grainger doesn't seem to have anything either, and their parts break down didn't work

Jim Bennett

Grainger

Most Dayton unit heaters are re badged Beacon Morris. Try their web site.

http://www.beacon-morris.com/html/gas_burner_heat_propeller_btu.asp

Jim

[Deleted User]

whoa!

what was that, the magic of the net, or are you really a magician that serves as a mild-mannered heating reporter for a daily multipolitan heatingpaper?

thanks for the prompt response, and close, but no cigar.

this dayton is a double unit/two propellers, and the wiring is peculiar, in that it has three high limits, with one being a resetable, exhaust, clog detector. the other two are standard highs, but the three's series wiring had an, unfamiliar to me, direct 24v connection between the, three-legged/two standard highs, and i wanted to study the complete schematic here at my desk, vs on a 14' extension ladder in the dustiest, glue-smellingest, unventilated, unfiltered cabinet shop on the planet

Jim Bennett

Mike...

If you can wait until Monday I may be able to get a schematic.

The company I work for is installing dozens of those double units on a project.

I'll see what I can turn up.

Jim

[Deleted User]

yeppers

i can wait. it happened to be the last thing i did friday, and it's just ticking away in me brain

thanks

Jim Bennett

Mike....

I emailed that schematic.
hope it helped,

Jim

[Deleted User]

yep, i got it

and it makes mo better sense of it all in the tripped high limit event. and i should have the replacement limits by tomorrow morning

thanks