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ILO North America
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5410 West Roosevelt Road
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Unit 205
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60644
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Chicago
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Phone: +1(312) 508 8600
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Website: http://www.ilo-international.com/
8. ILO Heating Panels’ Mounting System
Please review the following procedure to install properly an ILO far infrared heating panel. Be sure
to space the brackets correctly, observing the notes on “critical dimensions” in the “Mounting
Instructions” section of this manual (see pages 10-12).
To install the IHP2424, IHP4824, and IHP4141 models, (mounting sizes A, B, and C), mark the
mounting locations using the dimensional information from the previous section and install the
mounting brackets (be sure the brackets face the same direction). Where possible (in joist ceilings
and/or stud walls) at least one of the brackets’ mounting holes should be over a stud or joist. The other(s)
should be installed using appropriate anchors. These anchors need to be chosen after reviewing the
local mounting requirements. This optional anchor hardware is not included as installations vary by
building and region.
Installation:
1. Locate an area near an active power
outlet, or employ an electrician to
provide a power outlet within 6½ feet
(2.0m) of the heating panel.
2. Install the two mounting brackets.
Wherever possible utilize the holds
which are closest to each end.
3. Using a flat blade screwdriver open
the safety latches. See
Figure 8a
.
4. Ensure that the intended power outlet
or relevant circuit breaker is switched
off.
5. While a helper holds the panel, route
the power cord to the outlet. Do not
activate the circuit breaker for this
circuit until the installation is
completed.
6. Plug the power plug into the outlet.
7. Place the panel near the mounting brackets and engage the right-hand (straight) hook.
See
Figure 8b
.
8. Slide the panel onto the bracket by holding it gently against the wall or ceiling to engage
the left-hand hook.
9. If wall mounted, pull the top of the panel away from the wall and engage the safety latches
(use a screwdriver or suitable tool if needed). If ceiling mounted, allow the panel to rest
on the brackets, slide it to the latch side and close the safety latches. See
Figure 8c
.
10. Plug in the panel or engage the circuit breaker and test the panel operation.
