Re: Block heater on a timer?

Posted by NY 986 on January 06, 2015 at 06:04:29 from (174.254.176.79):

In Reply to: Block heater on a timer? posted by Paul Shuler on January 06, 2015 at 05:24:56:

There really should not be any reason to guess on this. The owner's manual or dealer should be able to tell you the wattage on the heater to in turn tell you the amps based on a 115 or 120 voltage. For that matter maybe they know what the outlet needs to be eliminating doing the math. Back when dad had the dairy he had the one tractor plugged in on a timer that was commercial rated. Not something flimsy such as what you would plug the living room light or porch light to scare the thieves away.

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