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Bryant electric electric baseboard heaters
I have an 8' /2000 watt Bryant heater from a past home that I will install with a wall thermostat for backup heat in a 240 sq. ft room.
I have a 30' wire run and have 10-2 wire and 30AMP double breaker. Will it be OK on the wire and breaker. Thanks Fred |
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