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Mfg: King Electrical Mfg
Published: 2002
Version: Catalog 2002
112
pages
A optional built-in control circuit transformer will provide a control circuit voltage differing from the supply voltage. The primary of the transformer is normally the same voltage as the heater supply while the secondary supplies the re quired control voltage. Standard secondary voltages are 24 and 120 volts.
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Mfg: King Electrical Mfg
Published: 2005
Version: Catalog 2005
112
pages
Oes;gned to replace old baseboards and give fan·forced comfort and tree up wall space. This compact and quiet operating heater/fan make this the choice of boaters and campers. This small, convenient and quiel unit heater has an anractlve finish to blend in any decor where heat is needed. This unll adds extra heat to ducts and gains zone contral to an otherwise central system.
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Mfg: King Electrical Mfg
Published: 2007
Version: 2007 Catalog
36
pages
Following are some of the terms used in this catalog, as used in the control industry: ANTICIPATION, HEATING: The obility 01 0 Ihermostot to terminate heating at a lower temperature and in advance of the time that the air temperature at the thermostat would normally couse the thermostat to cycle heating.
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Mfg: King Electrical Mfg
Published:
Version: Catalog
16
pages
Hydronic heating is one of the oldest central heating systems. Utilizing the hot water from a boiler or hot water heater flowing in pipes throughout a building, 1950s hydronic systems were often inconsistent with some rooms hot, some not, as the water cooled during circulation. The system was often big, bulky, sometimes noisy and not very efficient.
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