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WARRANTY

This appliance is guaranteed for a period of 24 months. If during this period the

appliance fails to work due to parts or manufacture fault, please return to place

of purchase for a replacement.

For warranty enquiries please contact

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GBI Sales Pty Ltd , P | 1300 710 860 E | [email protected]

Summary of Contents for EOHA24R

Page 1: ...R IMPORTANT INFORMATION Please carefully read the Operation Manual before using the infrared heater This Operation Manual contains the important information on your safety as well as some recommendati...

Page 2: ...ATION PAGE 7 HEATING COMPONENTS PAGE 8 OPERATING THE HEATER PAGE 9 12 INSTALLATION PAGE 13 17 MAINTENANCE PAGE 18 WIRING DIAGRAM PAGE 18 TROUBLESHOOTING PAGE 19 WARRANTY INFORMATION PAGE 20 WHAT S IN...

Page 3: ...lso necessary to avoid touching the heater whilst the appliance is switched on as severe burns may result The appliance can take up to 1 hour to cool down after switching it off Do not place any items...

Page 4: ...he appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance The appliance is only intended for the purpose described in user...

Page 5: ...s for wall mounting power cords and plug TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS MODEL NAME EOHA24R Voltage 240V 50Hz Rated power W 2400 Ideal Mounting height M 2 2 meters Electric protection class I Water splash pr...

Page 6: ...o be heated i e People are within the direct radiant footprint of the heater The below diagrams show the approximate heating area based on an outdoor enclosed environment And the diagram shows that th...

Page 7: ...After switching on the appliance for the first time and following extended periods on non use the appliance may expel a slight odor for a short time It will not affect the use of the heater To exclud...

Page 8: ...Page 8 HEATER COMPONENTS REMOTE RECEIVER HEAT STATUS LAMP TIMER LAMPS...

Page 9: ...tandby mode and won t emit any heat 2 Point the remote control directly to the receiver press the ON button the device will sound 1 beep and the heat lamp will turn red The device will start to heat i...

Page 10: ...in stand by mode Point the remote control directly to the receiver and press the button of Med the device will sound 1 beep and the device will start to heat in medium power mode 66 of the total rate...

Page 11: ...p will turn white The unit will be powered off after 1 hour has finished and return to standby mode The heat status lamp will return to a Blue colour Accordingly the device can be set to power off in...

Page 12: ...timer lights will turn white as below The timer can also be set to shut off at 5hr 7hr and all the way up to 13hrs by pressing the necessary buttons to create the time required For example the timer...

Page 13: ...the heater to be installed on vertical horizontal and inclined surfaces The ideal mounting position is directly above the area to be heated with a longitudinal orientation and facing vertically downwa...

Page 14: ...EARANCES Minimum clearances when mounting the heater on A VERTICAL WALL Minimum clearances when mounting the heater parallel with a CIELING Minimum clearances when mounting the heater at an angle to t...

Page 15: ...2 Take out the packing paper sheet from the end of heater 3 Take out one pair of mounting Brackets These adjustable brackets are for wall or ceiling mount and come with preset angle options of parall...

Page 16: ...esired angle and fasten brackets with a spanner For wall mounted installation the available mount angles are restricted to 15 30 and 45 only For ceiling mounted installation the available mount angles...

Page 17: ...lectric mains equipped with an earth Before connection make sure that specifications of the electric mains at the connection point meet the single phase 240V 50Hz voltage The heater must not be locate...

Page 18: ...ecessary to periodically once a year check the electric cable contacts and terminal connectors If the body becomes dirty wipe off dust with a towel and the radiating boards should be wiped when they a...

Page 19: ...an lower the heating performance of an outdoor installation Unit is not installed in correct position possibly too high or heater is too small for recommended area There are no user serviceable parts...

Page 20: ...a period of 24 months If during this period the appliance fails to work due to parts or manufacture fault please return to place of purchase for a replacement For warranty enquiries please contact GB...