Wiring Multiple Heating Pads to Switch Diagram

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How should I wire RV holding tanks heat pads??

asked by: Bob

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You can daisy chain multiple heating pads like the part # 277-000163 together and run them to a switch like the part # PK34310 if you'd like. I attached a diagram that shows how they would all go together as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Wiring Multiple Heating Pads to Switch
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Answer 1

The Fogatti RV Tankless Water Heater, #LSB44FR, is equipped with typical 1/2" MPT fittings on the water inlet and out. The gas fitting on the water heater is a standard 3/8" MPT.

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Answer 2

There are two wires coming from the ThermaHeat RV Holding Tank Heater Pad part #277-000164. There is a red wire for the 12 volt power and a white wire for the ground. This heating pad draw's 4.8 amps of power. Therefore, if you will be attaching…

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Answer 3

The Thermaheat heating pads like the part #277-000163 can be wired in parallel like you are wanting. This means that you will daisy-chain all of the positive (Red) wires together and connect them to the battery on your RV, and you will daisy-chain…

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Answer 4

The switch part #PK34310 that you referenced is a universal fit style switch which means there isn't one wiring color diagram that would be applicable. I attached a picture that has all of the pins of the switch labelled which you'd need to…

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Answer 5

The ThermaHeat RV Dump Valve Pipe and Elbow Heating Pad #277-000162 does not have a built-in thermostat. They are wired into a wall switch that you will turn it on and off with such as the Universal-Design Rocker Switch #PK34310. I have added a link…

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Answer 8

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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