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NEVER LEAVE HEATER UNATTENDED WHILE
CONNECTED TO A POWER SOURCE
© 2013, Pinnacle Products International, Inc.
Garage Heater User’s Manual
Assembly Instructions
Ceiling Mounting
1.
Locate wood stud in ceiling where heater will
be mounted.
2.
Use swivel bracket to mark 4 holes for
drilling. Be sure a minimum of 2 holes (across
swivel bracket from each other) will be drilled
into wood stud in ceiling.
3.
Pre-drill 4 holes for screws.
4.
Attach swivel bracket to ceiling using 4
washers and screws (attach 2 screws to
stud, then turn 90 degrees to attach 2 final
screws.) Two (2) screws must be attached to
a wood ceiling joist (min 1.5”). If 2 remaining
screws cannot be attached to a wood ceiling
joist, then moly / toggle bolts should be used
for remaining holes.
Attaching Heater to Swivel Bracket
1.
Line up holes on swivel bracket with the
holes on the heater shell.
2.
Attach heater to swivel bracket with
adjustment knobs larger 8 mm washers and
locking washers. (Page 5)
–
Remove heater and all packaging materials
from the shipping carton.
Tools Needed:
–
Power Drill
–
4 mm or 5/32 in. drill bit
–
Phillips head screwdriver
–
Stud finder
Tip: Be sure to remove the hardware
package from the Styrofoam packaging.
Tip: Seek assistance when installing
heater.
6
If you are attaching this
heater to a ceiling surface
other than a wood ceiling joist and drywall,
please use appropriate fasteners. The
screws included with your heater are not
intended to be used for metal joists.
WARNING
HEATER MUST bE
ATTACHED TO A jOIST
WITH A MINIMUM OF TWO (2) SCREWS IN
OPPOSING HOlES.
WARNING
Be certain adjustment knobs
are tightened firmly to secure
heater to swivel bracket.
WARNING