Heater-craft G200X User Manual download pdf (Page 4)

Heater Unit Installation

1. Locate an area to mount the heater unit. Be sure the unit will be in an area that does not

restrict the airflow to the fan at the rear of the unit, and allows proper routing of the wire

harness.

2. Attach the bracket in the area chosen in step (1) one. The bracket is adjustable and can be

mounted in a variety of ways to suit your application.

3. Plug the wire harness into the heater unit and route the wire harness out of the mounting

area. Fasten the heater unit into the mounting bracket.

4. Route the wire leads (yellow–heat element, red-fan motor, black–ground) as needed.

Golf Car– Route the wires to the battery area of the car. These leads can be routed through the

existing wire harness or tied with wire ties after the installation is complete.

Battery Connections

1. Locate the proper power source for your unit as indicated on the bottom of the unit. (12 or 24 VDC)

2. Connect the red fused lead to this terminal.

3. Route the red wire lead to the red fused lead. Cut the wire to length and crimp into the butt splice.

Fan Motor Connection

1. Locate the proper negative ground source.

Golf Car– Locate the last negative (-) terminal from the batteries to the drive motor.

2. Route the black wire lead to this terminal. Cut wire to length and crimp into the ring terminal.

3. Connect the black wire lead to this terminal.

CAUTION– Removing ground wire with positive (+) element lead connected will result in fan failure.

Negative Ground Connection

1. Locate the proper power source for your unit as indicated on the bottom of the unit. (36 VDC,

48 VDC or 72 VDC).

2. Connect the yellow fused lead to this terminal.

3. Route the yellow wire lead to the yellow fused lead. Cut the wire to length and crimp into the

butt splice.

Heat Element Connection

NOTICE– Please contact Heater Craft with your questions regarding your specific application.

CAUTION– Remove the fuses from the positive leads (yellow–heat element, red–fan motor)

before making an wiring connections!

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