Carrier ehkmb10kn 10 Kw Electric Heat Kit Fan Coil

Product Description

The CARRIER ehkmb10kn is an OEM electric heat kit designed for use with DLF series fan coil units. It provides 10 kilowatts of supplemental electric heat capacity, integrating directly into the air handler to deliver resistance heating as part of a complete HVAC system. Licensed HVAC technicians install this kit as either a primary heat source or a supplemental heating element alongside a heat pump or cooling-only system. The ehkmb10kn is built to OEM specifications, ensuring correct electrical ratings, bracket fitment, and control interface for the host unit.

This heat kit is intended for installation inside compatible Carrier DLF series fan coil units in residential applications. It is typically installed in split systems where the air handler requires electric heat capability, such as heat pump systems that need auxiliary or emergency heat or cooling-only configurations that require a heating source. Installation takes place inside the air handler cabinet, where the kit mounts to the existing heater rack and connects to the unit control board and line-voltage terminal block.

Key Features

• 10 kW electric heat output for supplemental or primary heating in fan coil applications
• OEM part built to Carrier factory specifications for direct fit and correct electrical ratings
• Designed for DLF series fan coil units with no field modification required for fitment
• Integrates with the host unit control board for staged or single-stage heat operation
• Replaces failed or missing heat kit assemblies without altering the existing duct or cabinet

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM replacement electric heat kit for Carrier DLF series fan coil units requiring 10 kW electric heat capacity.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with NEC requirements and local electrical codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the air handler before beginning installation. The heat kit connects to line-voltage terminals inside the unit and must be matched to the correct circuit breaker size as specified on the unit nameplate. Do not energize the heater without confirming airflow is present, as operating the elements without adequate airflow will cause damage.