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The two switches are used to activate the power output. The heater can emit no 
heating, output 750W when first switch is on, output 1250W when the other 
switch is on or up to 2000W when both are on.

The thermostat control allows the user to set the level of heat for that specific 
setting. This allows for more efficient heating as it gives you a wider range of 
temperatures to control the heat being emitted. 

Important safety instructions

-  Use the appliance only for the 

mentioned purpose, namely as a 
radiator for domestic use. Do not 
use it as any other application as it 
could be dangerous. 

-  Do not operate the heater near 

flammable objects 

  (furniture, curtains, shelves etc).

-  Do not operate the heater near 

liquids (bath-tubs, showers, water 
basins, swimming pools etc).

-  Do not cover the appliance when 

it is operating to avoid overheating 
risks.

-  Correct operation of the appliance 

is obtained when the radiator is 
installed vertically. 

-  Do not put the cable on the 

appliance when it is still warm. 

-  Do not connect the appliance to 

extension cords or multiple outlets. 

-  Never operate the appliance 

immediately below an outlet.

-  Never connect the appliance to a 

thermal control device or a time 
switch to avoid overheating risks 
when the radiator is moved or 
covered.

WARNING:

 This appliance gets 

extremely hot during operation and 
should be handled with care.Never 
put flammable objects on or near the 
appliance as they could set alight.

Summary of Contents for CH-2000D

Page 1: ...model number CH 2000D Convection Heater 2000W Model CH 2000D INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...et before cleaning servicing maintenance or moving the appliance When the appliance is not in use switch it off and unplug it The appliance should be placed on a flat surface when operating to avoid overturning To reduce the risk of electrocution never operate this product with wet hands submerge in water or spill liquids into the product Do not insert any objects into the appliance Do not kink or...

Page 3: ...rface or securely mounted onto a wall away from flammable objects 2 Plug the power cord into the wall socket when ready for use 3 Turn either or both of the switches on to select the desired power output The first mode simply turns the fan on with no heat being produced The first switch outputs 750W while the other switch outputs 1250W For high heat have both switches turned on 2000W 4 The thermos...

Page 4: ...erate the heater near flammable objects furniture curtains shelves etc Do not operate the heater near liquids bath tubs showers water basins swimming pools etc Do not cover the appliance when it is operating to avoid overheating risks Correct operation of the appliance is obtained when the radiator is installed vertically Do not put the cable on the appliance when it is still warm Do not connect t...

Page 5: ...ets in the box 2 Mark out the positions of the wall mounting brackets on the wall as pictured in the diagram on the right 3 Dimensions noted in the diagram indicate the distances from the centre of the screw holes 4 Once the wall mounting brackets are secured to the wall align the upper wall mount anchor points on the back of the heater as shown below to the wall mount brackets Upper wall mount an...

Page 6: ... to 750W for low heat 1250W for medium heat or have both switches on for high heat 2000W Safety grille The safety grille provides protection against stray objects from touching the heating elements Thermostat control Adjust the dial to select the desired temperature ...

Page 7: ...the heater off if it is overheating Whisper quiet operation The heater operates in near silence Freestanding or Wall mounted operation The heater can be operated from the floor with the sturdy base In addition brackets can be attached to the back of the heater allowing it to be mounted onto a wall for convenience ...

Page 8: ...y be attempted with a slightly damp soapy cloth After wiping down the unit with the soapy cloth dry any wet spots with a dry cloth 3 Use a vacuum cleaner regularly to remove dust and fluff from the element and grill 4 When not in use pack the heater into its original box for best protection and store in a cool clean and dry location Caution Never immerse the heater in water for cleaning This is th...

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