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FEATURES

Patio Heaters are portable radiators, simple, highly efficient and reliable, whose functions are based
on the principle of reflected heat.

Wide areas can be heated depending upon atmospheric conditions.  These models can be used
outdoors or indoors if the room is large enough and has a constant supply of fresh air.

Patio Heaters are suitable for an environment with a volume of at least 200 m

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Patio Heaters do not expel exhaust gas, non-polluting liquid gas fuel is used (Propane).  This heater
complies with current European directives and standards.

The heater is provided with an analyser which switches off the heater when a high level of harmful
substances is detected.

The Heaters are fitted with the following safety devices

  a. THERMOELECTRIC PROTECTION:

The pilot flame heats an element that, when heated, keeps the gas tap of the heater open (NOT THE
ONE ON THE CYLINDER).  Within one minute of the pilot flame being extinguished, the gas supply is shut
off from the heater tap.

  b. AUTOMATIC CO

2

 SENSOR

Automatic closing of the pilot flame and therefore the heater gas tap when the level of CO

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 exceeds

the limit of 1.5%.

  C. PIEZOELECTRIC LIGHTING:

Undoubtedly the safest method of lighting, i.e., no naked flame is required.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

WARNING:

The room in which the heater is used must be WELL VENTILATED.  This means that

there must be permanent openings in the walls of the room itself (these openings must comply

with current national standards regarding dimensions and position)

Patio Heaters MUST NOT be used in homes, offices and similar environments.

NEVER MAKE ANY MODIFICATIONS to the heater.

Patio Heaters can be installed in rooms with a volume of

 AT LEAST 200 M

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 PER HEATER

MAKE SURE that there is no flammable material within 2M of the heater

MAKE SURE that all other materials are more than 1M from the heater

PAY ATTENTION to whatever may be above the heater because:

At 30 cm from the hood the temperature is 50°C

At 60 cm from the hood the temperature is 40°C

At 90 cm from the hood the temperature is 30°C

Any flammable coating must be at least 1M from the reflecting hood of the heater.

DO NOT TOUCH any part of the heater above the piezo holding pipe (15) ,it could be very hot,
enough to cause serious burns.

ALWAYS wait at least one hour after switching off the heater completely before touching the
parts above the start button.

NEVER cover the heater .

DO NOT START the heater if it is not completely assembled.

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Summary of Contents for PHT2

Page 1: ...PATIO HEATER OPERATING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 0201 MODEL No PHT2 ...

Page 2: ...you long and satisfactory service GUARANTEE This CLARKE product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or tampered with in any way or not used for the purpose for which it was intended Faulty goods should be returned to their plac...

Page 3: ...t of 1 5 C PIEZOELECTRIC LIGHTING Undoubtedly the safest method of lighting i e no naked flame is required SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING The room in which the heater is used must be WELL VENTILATED This means that there must be permanent openings in the walls of the room itself these openings must comply with current national standards regarding dimensions and position Patio Heaters MUST NOT be used ...

Page 4: ... notice that the radiating diffuser 9 is discoloured This is due to the fact that the heater is fully tested by CLARKE International before shipping and the heat generated causes this discolouration 4 1 First lay out the components on the floor as shown in Fig 1 It is important that the panels are positioned in the manner shown 2 Having noted the orientation of the side panels place the base 24 on...

Page 5: ...ning the radiating diffuser 9 are stainless steel CONNECTING THE GAS BOTTLE 1 Unclip the access panel 21 and check condition of the regulator and hose 2 Screw the regulator into the outlet port on the cylinder and tighten securely 3 Check that the tap turns easily and that there are no gas leaks using foam or soapy water NEVER use an open flame 4 Place the cylinder in its compartment and ensure th...

Page 6: ...nd 14 clean inside and out with an ordinary cloth DO NOT USE oily products that would produce fumes when the heater is next switched on Remove any cobwebs and dust from the conical protector 13 Reassemble all the parts Check the rubber hose 8 and if cracked or damaged in any way replace it with a hose of NOT MORE THAN 1 metre in length MAINTENANCE There are no user serviceable parts for this heate...

Page 7: ...CO2 Analyser TMR130000 4 Support Rod TMR140000 5 Piezo device TMR131000 6 Control Knob TMR141000 7 Control Valve TMR133000 8 Gas Hose 37 bar TMR136000 9 Radiating Diffuser TMR150000 10 Nozzle 16 TMR137600 11 Diffuser Stand TMR156000 12 Support For Analyser TMR158000 13 Conical Protector TMR159000 14 Outer Band TMR159500 15 Piezo Holding Pipe TMR160000 16 Tap Connection Pipe 2 Pcs TMR161000 18 Stac...

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