2. Positioning
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Only use the heater if it has been mounted on the wall in a vertical position;
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This heater is fitted with a double electrical insulation circuit (class II) and therefore does not require an
earth connection.
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This heater is water resistant to IPX4. It can therefore be used in bathrooms or other areas subject to
humidity AS LONG AS IT IS NOT INSTALLED WITHIN THE PERIMETER OF BATH TUBS OR
SHOWERS. This means that it cannot be installed in the areas marked as VOLUME 1 in figure 1.
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It must never be possible for people in the bath tub or shower to reach the adjustment knob.
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The disconnection devices of the supply rating must enalble the complete disconnection in case of the
category of overvoltage III.
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This heater must be correctly installed in compliance with the legislation in force in the country of
installation.
3. Installation
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For the version fitted with a towel rail
, BEFORE MOUNTING THE FAN HEATER ON THE WALL:
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fit the towel rail into the holes underneath the product, figure 2
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insert and tighten the 4 (short) screws contained in the bag, figure 3
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the mimimum distance from the floor reported in figure 4 (30cm) changes because the lowest towel
rail must always be at least 60cm distant from the floor.
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Mount the heater on the wall making sure to observe the minimum distances from the ceiling, floor and
other walls, as shown in figure 4.
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Drill three 6 mm diameter holes in the wall, as shown in figure 5.
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Insert the three wall plugs supplied with the product.
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Insert the 2 upper screws, contained in the same bag, taking care to leave a distance of 8 mm between
the head of the screws and the wall.
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Gripping the heater firmly, hook it onto the two screws;
CAUTION! Before releasing the heater make
sure it is attached to the 2 screws.
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Then secure the product with the lower screw, figure 6.
4. Using the fan heater
The heater is fitted with the controls shown in figure 7
Model with thermostat
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Starting from the anti-
freeze position “*”, turn the thermostat knob clockwise until you hear a “click”: the
fan heater starts working at 2000W and the indicator LED lights up.
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The thermostat maintains the required ambient temperature by automatically turning the heater on and
off. The more the knob is turned clockwise to a higher number, the higher the ambient temperature will
be. The highest position of the thermostat corresponds to approximately 35°C, the bottom one (*) to about
5°C.
Using the thermostat
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In a room with a temperature in excess of 35°C, the thermostat does not turn on the fan heater even if it is
at maximum.
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Vice-versa, in a room with a very low temperature (below 5°C), the thermostat keeps the heater
constantly on, even if it is at minimum.
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To optimise use of the thermostat, proceed as follows:
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turn the thermostat knob to maximum and wait until a comfortable temperature is reached;
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then turn the thermostat knob anti-
clockwise until you hear a “ click” and the heater turns off;
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turn the thermostat knob clockwise just a little; in this position, the thermostat will maintain the selected
ambient temperature.
