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Heaters Warranty Period

The warranties herein set forth are in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied, and shall not apply to any accessory not part of the product.

King Electrical Mfg. Company will repair or replace, without charge to the original owner, any product found to be defective or malfunctioning

within the warranty period.

One Year: EFW-Series, EKB Garage Heater, HSB & HLB Hot Water Baseboards, K-Series Baseboard, KAWH-Series Heaters, KCA, KLA & KLI Cabinet

Heaters, KCB, KDIA & KDBA Draft Barriers, KDS-Series Ceiling Heaters, KT-Kickspace, LB & SB Draft Barriers, MKT Series, OK-Series Radiant Heaters,

120V Portable Fan Heaters, 240V Portable Shop/Garage Heaters, 120V Portable Baseboards, RH Radiant Heater, RSH Radiant Heaters, Thermostats and

Controls, TVR Mount, U-Series Pump House Heater, W-Series.

Two Year: H-Series Hydronic Fan Heaters, HI-Series Boiler Conversion Heaters, KBS Unit Heaters, KCV Cove Heaters, KTW In-Counter Heater, LPWV

Vandal Resistant, PKB Portable Unit Heaters,

Three Year: CK & CKL Plenum heaters, PAW-SS Stainless Steel Heater, PCK Portable Heaters, PZ-Series, WHF Series, WHF-HM High Mount Heater,

WHFC Ceiling Heater, PAW-SS Stainless Steel Heater, GH Unit Heaters, and the PZ-Series.

Five Year: CB Ceramic Baseboards, DAW-Series, KB Unit Heaters, KBP-Series, KCC & KCF Cabinet Heaters, KF & KFS Electric Furnaces, KFUH Unit

Heaters, LPW-Series LPWA-Series, LPWC-Series, PAW-Series, SL-Series.

Heating Cable Warranty Period:

One Year: CWP & CWR, Thermostats and Controls.

Two Year: SR & SRP

Ten Year: TC &TCM, SC & SCM

Twenty Year: FC & FCM

Warranty Terms: This warranty requires the owner or his agent install the equipment in accordance with the National Electrical Code, any other

applicable heating or electrical codes and the manufacturer's installation instructions. It further requires that reasonable and necessary maintenance be

performed on the unit. Failure of proper maintenance by owner will void the warranty in its entirety. The company is not liable for any actions it deems to

be abuse or misuse of the product. The Company shall not be liable for consequential damages arising with respect to the product, whether based upon

negligence, tort, strict liability or contract. No other written or oral warranty applies, nor any warranties by Representatives, Dealers, Employees of King or

any other person. King Manufacturing can be contacted by phone at 800-603-5464, fax 206-763-7738 or website www.king-electric.com. The

company's minimum liability shall not in any case exceed the purchase price for the product claimed to be defective.

In Case of Product Failure: Contact King Electrical Mfg. at 800-603-5464. The owner will be required to provide, within the designated warranty

period, the following information: model number, date of purchase, and a complete description of the problem encountered with product. Upon receipt of

the aforementioned, the company will reply to the owner within a period not to exceed ﬁfteen (15) working days, and will provide the action to be taken by

owner. The customer shall be responsible for all costs incurred in the removal or reinstallation of products, including, but not limited to labor costs, and

shipping costs incurred to return products to King Manufacturing. At their discretion, King Manufacturing will decide to either repair or replace the

product, with no charge to the owner, with return freight paid by King.

Technical Support: 206-762-0400 extension 2

Warranty Information

Summary of content (7 pages)

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Warranty Information Warranty Information The warranties herein set forth are in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied, and shall not apply to any accessory not part of the product. King Electrical Mfg. Company will repair or replace, without charge to the original owner, any product found to be defective or malfunctioning within the warranty period.
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How To Select The Right Size Heater How To Select The Right Size Heater Confirm Your Voltage Before selecting an electric heater, determine if the power supply is 120 volt or 240 volt. How to check your voltage: • The most accurate way to check your voltage supply is with a voltmeter. WARNING: This test needs to be performed with the circuit breaker ‘On’. If you are uncomfortable working with live electrical circuits, please consult an electrician.
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Select The Right Type Of Heater How To Select The Right Type Of Heater Fan heater or baseboard? Space: A baseboard heater takes up more wall space than a fan-forced heater which can cause problems placing furniture. (For example: a 2250 Watt Pic-A-Watt® heater will provide as much heat as a 9 foot baseboard.) Comfort: A fan-forced heater will heat a room within a few minutes whereas a baseboard will require 30 to 40 minutes.
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Total Amperage Rating Chart Total Amperage Rating Chart Power KW 120V (1) 208V (1) 0.3 2.50 1.45 0.4 3.34 1.92 0.5 4.17 2.41 0.6 5.00 2.89 0.75 6.25 3.61 0.8 6.67 3.85 1 8.34 4.81 1.2 10.00 5.77 1.25 10.42 6.01 1.4 11.67 6.73 1.5 12.50 7.22 1.6 13.34 7.70 1.75 14.59 8.42 2 16.67 9.62 2.25 18.75 10.82 2.5 20.84 12.02 3 25.00 14.43 4 33.34 19.23 4.5 37.50 21.64 5 41.67 24.04 6 50.00 28.85 7.5 62.50 36.06 8 66.67 38.47 9 75.00 43.27 10 83.34 48.08 12 100.00 57.70 14 116.67 67.31 15 125.00 72.12 18 150.00 86.
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Heater Care And Information Taking Care Of Your Heating System At the start of each heating season clean and inspect each heater. It is extremely important to remember to turn off the power at the circuit breaker before attempting any installation, maintenance or repairs. Failure to do so may result in serious electrical shock, burns or possible death. Remove the grille on fan heaters. Clean any dust or lint from inside the heater with a vacuum cleaner, compressed air or soft bristle brush.
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Commonly Asked Questions/Glossary Commonly Asked Questions: Q. Will the room heat up faster if I put the thermostat on 90 degrees when I get home? A. No. The thermostat is just an on-off switch that is temperature sensitive. The heater is either on or off. Q. My baseboards are on outside walls, should fan heaters be also? A. No. A fan heater, recessed into an outside wall, will create extra heat loss and air leakage for that room. An inside wall, facing a cold window, is the best location. Q.
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A Brief History 1956: In 1956 the electricity industry launched the “Live Better Electrically” (LBE) campaign, featuring a young Ronald Reagan touting the benefits of clean electricity, with the goal of converting American homes to 100% electric power. 1958: By 1958, electric heat was seen as a new frontier. Robert E. Wilson, founder of King Electrical MFG Co. wanted to be part of this new revolution and saw the opportunity to bring high quality all electric heating products to the market.