Flush Mount Installation Guide

Proper Flush Mount Installation
Flush mount your heater in four simple steps
Frame the pocket that will house the heater
and line with a one hour-rated re containment
box.
The junction box must be mounted outside
of the lined pocket. You can choose to mount
the junction box in a variety of locations,
depending upon where you’ll be accessing it.
Install the frame into the nished pocket. You
may choose to leave all four inches of the trim
exposed, or cover it with a decorative ceiling
[
1
/
2
" clearance is required from ventilation
holes].
Install the heater [heater must face horizontal
to the oor] and adjust the tabs to set the
heater height appropriately.
STEP
1
STEP
3
STEP
2
STEP
4
2 X 8 STUDS MINIMUM
MINIMUM OPENINGS
43" FOR 39” HEATERS | 65.25" FOR 61" HEATERS
5/8" DRYWALL WITH 1-HOUR FIRE RATING [LINE ALL 5 SIDES OF CAVITY]
11.75"
COVERED FLANGE EXPOSED FLANGE
HEATER FLUSH WITH FINISHED CEILING
HEATER FLUSH WITH FLANGE
1/2" CLEARANCE
FROM FLANGE HOLES
SUBFLOOR
5/8" DRYWALL CAP
SIDE VIEW
47" FOR 39” HEATERS | 70.25" FOR 60" HEATERS
ADJUSTABLE TABS
3.75"
4"
SURFACE VIEW
MINIMUM
2" X 8"
FRAMING
SUBFLOOR
5/8" DRYWALL WITH
1 HOUR FIRE RATING
FIXTURE WHIP W/ CONNECTORS [PROVIDED]
CONNECTION MADE AT JUNCTION BOX
JUNCTION BOX MUST BE MOUNTED
OUTSIDE OF THE LINED POCKET
WARNING: Frame and heaters cannot be mounted on a sloped/pitched ceiling. Frame is only to be
used on a at, non-sloped ceiling. Flush mount applications must always be installed
with heaters horizontal to the oor
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M110116 RL: v1.0 RD: Nov-2016