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Auxiliary Heater with Dual Vents [260 CFM, 28,000 BTU]
555-70601
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28,000 BTU Auxiliary Heaters
JEGS 555-70601 Auxiliary Heater with Dual Vents Includes:
- (1) Heater assembly
- (1) Grille plate with dual 3 in. O.D. vents
- (8) Grille plate attaching screws, #8 x 3/4 in. stainless steel Philips pan head
- (1) Switch assembly includes:
- (1) 3-Speed switch
- (1) Switch face plate
- (2) Switch attaching nuts
- (1) Switch knob
- (3) 14-gauge female spade terminals
- (1) Dash mounting bracket
- (1) 5 ft. 3-wire 14-gauge wiring harness with plug-in connector for heater motor
- (2) Mounting Brackets
- (8) Mounting Bracket Bolts, 1/4 in.-20 x 3/4 in. UHL stainless steel with 3/8 in. hex washer head
- (4) #14 x 1/2 in. stainless steel truss Philips head screws
- Installation instructions
JEGS 555-70601 Auxiliary Heater with Dual Vents Features:
- Keep warm with 28,000 BTUs of heat
- Compact design for limited space and tight areas
- Long life three-speed motor
- Heavy-duty injection-molded and glass-filled nylon construction
- Durable tube and fin core design
- Universal mounting design
- 3 in. O.D. Dual Vents
- Heavy-duty injection molded glass-filled nylon housing construction
- Long-life 12-volt three-speed motor
- Low [4.9 Amps]
- Med [6.6 Amps]
- High [9.6 Amps]
- Compact design
- Durable tube/fin heater core design
- 5/8 in. O.D. heater core inlet and outlet connections
- Requires external ground
JEGS 555-70601 Auxiliary Heater Notes:
- The heater electrical circuit must be fused for safety, with the fuse placed as close to the vehicle's electrical connection as possible. We recommend JEGS fuse holder 555-10516
- The heater requires a 7.5 amp fuse.
- A separate ground wire must be utilized to complete the electrical circuit.
FAQ
What is auxiliary heating in a car?
- Auxiliary heating is an add-on heating system that warms the vehicle's interior when a factory heater does not exist or additional heating is required.
- It enhances comfort, especially during colder seasons or chilly mornings.
- JEGS offers many different auxiliary heater models to meet your heating needs.
Specifications:
is this product UL rated?
Does this unit come with the electrical harness to run from the switch to the unit?
Can this heater be used on a John Deere 1025R tractor (diesel)? I would hook it up to the battery. I have a 40 amp alternator.
I live in northern wi and it gets down to below zero throughout the winter. Can this unit be mounted under the hood and piped into the cab or would there be too much heat loss?
I have an ACU-HEAT 300H heater on my 1999 Moomba Outback wakeboard boat that has gone out and I would like to know if your model 555-70601 heater be used on a boat as a good replacement option? They both look identical. Thank you.
Are there replacement heater cores available for these or do I have to purchase a whole new unit?
Can this heater operate using water rather than coolant for a marine application?
Can you get directional vent covers for this heater?
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Electrical Cords
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