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54.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Fitment/adjustment of spacer brackets
The rear stand-off spacers maintain a
clearance of 250 mm from combustible
materials. The side stand-off spacers maintain
a clearance of 250 mm from combustible
materials.
The spacer brackets when adjusted maintains
a gap between the carcass of the heater and
any surrounding materials. Rear and side
spacers are factory fitted (refer images)
Step 1: The top (x2) spacers are supplied
separately. To fit the top spacer/s slacken the
two bolts retaining the rear spacers. Adjust
the rear spacers to the length to maintain the
desired clearance i.e., 250 mm or 50 mm.
The 250 mm measurement is for clearance to
combustible materials. The 50 mm clearance
is for non-combustible materials in accordance
with a 50 mm clearance from the rear of the
app USG Boral Firestop 13 mm thick
fire-resistant plasterboard 13 mm + 25 mm
steel batten before any combustible wall/stud.
Refer pages 16, 17 and the Specification sheet
supplied as an extension to this manual.
Step 2: With the top spacer in the vertical
position insert the bottom flange of the top
spacer onto the slackened off bolt head and
tighten. Repeat so there are 2 x rear spacers
and 2 x top spacers in position.
Step 3: To adjust the side spacer/s slacken
the two bolts retaining the side spacers. Adjust
the side spacers to the length to maintain the
desired clearance 250 mm.
Aerion Range