Mounting Honeywell transformer in furnace
#1
12-09-07, 02:27 PM
Mounting Honeywell transformer in furnace
Hi all,
My HE120 Honeywell humidifier came with a transformer in a plastic case to plug in a regular outlet. I managed to blow the tranformer out ( don't ask, I'm embarrased ) and bought a replacement. The replacement turned out to be a bare transformer, I guess meant for professionals to mount inside a furnace.
Can anyone offer clues as how to install such a transformer in a furnace?
A picture of it is below:
http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com...e/278314-1.jpg
Thanks!
-Mike
My HE120 Honeywell humidifier came with a transformer in a plastic case to plug in a regular outlet. I managed to blow the tranformer out ( don't ask, I'm embarrased ) and bought a replacement. The replacement turned out to be a bare transformer, I guess meant for professionals to mount inside a furnace.
Can anyone offer clues as how to install such a transformer in a furnace?
A picture of it is below:
http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com...e/278314-1.jpg
Thanks!
-Mike
#3
12-15-07, 10:25 AM
Transformer and furnace
Hi Jay,
The furnace brand is Frigidaire, model G6RA. The board inside of it is a Nordyne, and I measured 110 VAC off the HUM posts. So electrically it should work.
How is a humidifier transformer mounted in the furnace? Since there are 120volt wires going to it, I want to mount it securely. It has two 'ears' at an angle with threads. Here's a picture:
Thanks for any pointers,
-Mike
The furnace brand is Frigidaire, model G6RA. The board inside of it is a Nordyne, and I measured 110 VAC off the HUM posts. So electrically it should work.
How is a humidifier transformer mounted in the furnace? Since there are 120volt wires going to it, I want to mount it securely. It has two 'ears' at an angle with threads. Here's a picture:
Thanks for any pointers,
-Mike
