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Drum / Pail Warmers

© BriskHeat

®

 Corporation. Home of BriskHeat

®

 Products. All rights reserved.

Drum / Pail Warmers

4

5

INSTALLATION OF WARMER

1. Select a suitable location on the drum, below the lowest expected content

level. For almost all applications, the heater should be installed on the bottom 1/3 

of the drum to attain best results.  

2. Wrap the warmer around the drum. Extend the spring attached to the metal

tab; latch the spring loop onto the hook on the opposite side as shown in 

Figure 

on the page 5. 

3.

Verify there are no air gaps between the warmer and the drum.

4. Connect to AC power. Refer to page 5 for suggestions.

The warmer MUST make continuous contact with the drum.
Do not overlap the drum warmer onto itself or another 

warmer.

FIGURE 1

Do not use metal tab as a handhold when extending the spring.

Read and understand this entire manual before operating this electric warmer.

1. Check for suspected damage to the warmer like rips, punctures, etc.
2. Verify surface to be heated is free from all sharp edges, weld splatter, rust, oil,

etc.  
3. Check that the desired placement of the warmer will not cause damage to the

heater through impact shock, vibration, ambient temperature, or by neighboring 

moving parts.

4. Confirm voltage / wattage rating of warmer is appropriate for power supply.

The warmer is designed to work at a specific voltage to heat properly.  For 

additional information, contact BriskHeat

®

PRIOR TO INSTALLATION

5. Confirm warmer maximum exposure temperature rating is suitable for

environment. The tolerable exposure temperature range is between -60ºF 

to 450ºF (-51ºC to 232ºC). The temperature of the warmer’s internal heating 

element may run up to 25% higher than the external surface of the warmer.  

6. Do NOT connect to AC power until all installation steps are completed.

SUMMARY OF OPERATION

1. BriskHeat

®

 Drum / Pail Warmers are designed to heat the contents of

metal or plastic drums / pails. 
2. These drum warmers are integrated with a built-in automatic preset
thermostat that regulates between 67

°

F ± 9

°F

 and 85

°

F ± 5

°F

.

3. They are suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

CONNECTING WARMER TO AC POWER 

The DHCS-R series drum / pail warmers are designed to work at 120VAC and 

are equiped with a 6-foot power cord and a standard 3-prong wall plug. Refer to 

the lead wire label or stamp located on the warmer for rated voltage and wattage.

Failure to operate the drum heater at its rated voltage could 

cause damage to the warmer, surface being heated, or contents 

of drum.

All electrical connections must be made by qualified personnel 

and in accordance with all local codes and regulations.
Properly sized circuit breakers must be used.
The end-user is responsible for providing a suitable electrical 

protection device.  It is highly recommended that a ground fault 

circuit breaker be used.

OPERATION OF WARMER

The DHCS-R series drum / pail warmers have an automatic pre-adjusted 
thermostat. The temperature will detect ambient temperature and regulate heat 
between 67

°

F ± 9

°F

 and 85

°

F ± 5

°F

. Warmer will automatically start warming 

when plugged to the power source. For best results, cover heating area with 1/2” 
fiberglass insulation or equivalent. 

Summary of Contents for DHCS-R Series

Page 1: ...d this material before operating or servicing this drum pail warmer Failure to understand how to safely operate this warmer could result in an accident causing serious injury or death This warmer should only be operated by qualified personnel DHCS R Series ...

Page 2: ...eign matter onto warmer occurs disconnect from power source and clean after warmer is allowed to cool Never operate a warmer without an appropriate heat sink device being heated is considered a heat sink Fasten warmer to device using approved methods only Do not repair damaged or faulty warmers Do not crush or apply severe physical stress on warmer or cord assembly Disconnect warmer when not in us...

Page 3: ... maximum exposure temperature rating is suitable for environment The tolerable exposure temperature range is between 60ºF to 450ºF 51ºC to 232ºC The temperature of the warmer s internal heating element may run up to 25 higher than the external surface of the warmer 6 Do NOT connect to AC power until all installation steps are completed SUMMARY OF OPERATION 1 BriskHeat Drum Pail Warmers are designe...

Page 4: ...TION S Does not heat Verify warmeris connected to proper voltage The identification label located on the power cord displays the warmer s voltage requirement Check to see if there is a resistance reading not an open circuit in warmer using an ohm meter Circuit breaker is tripping Validate that the circuit breaker is capable of handling the amp requirement of warmer The identification label located...

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