There will be less confusion if you identify the plug on the
heater he
http://www.stayonline.com/reference/...ight_blade.asp
It will also help if you publish the name plate amp draw on the
heater.

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"Uriah Heep" wrote in message
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Have electric garage heater that I need to provide recepticle
for.
the plug is 3 prong and shaped as follows two lower blaces ot
180
degrees and center is a round prong. sort of like this but with
the 2
180 degree blades lower than the center round prong _0_ can I
assume the 2 blades are to 120 v + and - legs while the center
prong
goes to ground.

applience requires 30 amps of breaker so I will be using 2 15
amp
breakers and a 10 foot run of 10 gage copper.

stan