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Infrapalm IHPA

5

GB  

A: The cast-iron base

Lay the cast-iron base on a horizontal plane.
Screw the six leveling bolts (1) into the holes 
in the base with the use of a hexagon socket 
wrench. If the base is to be fixed to the 
ground after assembly, use only three leveling 
bolts interspersed with fixing bolts.      

B: Attaching the steel tubes to the base

Screw steel tube (2) into the base and tighten. 
(A steel bar is provided for this purpose.) 
Slide the right-angled steel cable anchorage 
(3) onto the steel tube ensuring the angle is 
facing upwards. Do not add the plastic cable 
gland (PG 13,5) at this stage. Screw on the 
other two poles (4) and (5) and tighten.

C: Fitting the supply cable* Three phase**

Feed the supply cable (6) from the top to 
the base until it exits by a few centimeters. 
Dismantle the plastic cable gland and add 
the inner nut to the supply cable and then 
feed the cable through the hole of the steel 
anchorage (3). Pull through until 50cm of 
supply cable remains at the top.
Feed on the rubber seal to the cable, followed 
by the main part of the cable gland and 
locking nut. Assemble and tighten.
* On some versions, the feed cable and 
junction box may already be connected. This 
is for guidance only and should be dismantled 
before attempting to install the cable.
** If monophase is required, consult with 
your electrician. 

D: Aluminum outer casing and heater and 
cable casing

Fit the 900mm casing (7) with the earth cable 
(8) attached to the base. Follow with ring (9), 
700mm casing (10), ring (11), 525mm casing 
(12), ring (13). Screw on flange (14) with 
supplied key until the outer casing is locked 
tightly into place. Add the heater support 
frame (15) and screw it down tightly with one 
of the two brass nuts (16).
Slide on the flange (17) followed by the 
second brass nut (18), BUT DO NOT 
TIGHTEN.

E: Heater and junction box installation

Carefully attach each heater (21) to the frame 
with the supplied nuts and bolts, ensuring the 
end of each heater arm is engaged under the 
loose flange (17). The brass nut can now be 
gradually tightened until the heater angles are 
as required. Recommended angle  45°. Feed 
the supply cable through the junction box 
pole (19-20).  Screw on ensuring the cable 
does not twist.

F: Electrical connections

This work should be completed by a qualified 
electrician. Ensure there is no connection 
to the electricity supply at this stage. Firstly 
connect the supply cable to the junction box 
(Fig A) neutral to the brass-colored connector 
marked N phases to each steel phase 
connector. (8kW models, two phases can be 
added to the connector with the strongest 
voltage rating.) earth to the central connector 
ensuring a circuit to the outer steel frame 
of the junction box and finally connecting 
to the central steel post. Feed each heater 
cable through the steel spring grommets into 
the junction box, making the appropriate 
connections. Finally check all electrical 
connections are tight, replace and screw on 
junction box cover. Install the globe cover 
(22) and fix in place with washer (23) and 
chrome-plated bolt (24).

Now connect to the appropriate electricity 
supply.
The recommended three phase cross-section 
of cables and power protections (fuse) for the 
heater.

RCA heaters 
Total power 

in kW

Fuse
 Time-lag „C”

Cable cross 

section in mm

2

 

(length up to 10 

m)

4,0

10A

1,5

6,0

10A

1,5

8,0

10A

2,5

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