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Description of the Unit 

 

The unit is directly fired with liquid gas in a gaseous 
state. The unit works without an exhaust connection 
and has been designed for automatic, universal and 
smooth operation. 

The unit is equipped with: an integrated power regula-
tion to gradually adjust the heating capacity, a robust 
flame burner, an electrical solenoid valve, a quiet axial 
fan requiring little maintenance, an ionisation monitoring 
mechanism, electrical ignition, room thermostat socket 
and connection cable with plug. 

The unit meets the basic safety and health require-
ments of the relevant EU regulations. 

The unit has been tested for conformance to EU proto-
types, it is DVGW-registered and safe and easy to oper-
ate. 

Safety Instructions 

 

Make sure to observe relevant local building and fire 
protection codes and abide by professional association 
regulations when the unit is in operation. 

Please also observe the following. 

   

The unit may only be operated by persons who have 
received proper training in its operation.

 

   

The units must be installed and operated in such a 
way that people are not exposed to radiant heat and 
fires cannot occur. 

   

The units may only be installed and operated in 
closed rooms where the units have an adequate air 
supply for combustion. 

   

The portable liquid gas tanks must be set up securely 
in an upright position. 

   

During unit operation, the portable liquid gas tanks 
may never be used while they are lying on their sides. 

Danger of explosion: liquid gas may leak out of the 
gas nozzle. 

   

The unit may only be operated in well-ventilated 
rooms. 

   

Persons may not remain in the room where the unit 
has been installed for longer periods of time. 

 

Warning signs must be placed at the entrances. 

   

The unit may only be set up and operated on a non-
flammable surface. 

   

Make sure that no flammable objects/materials can 
be sucked in to the unit. 

   

The unit may not be set up or operated in surround-
ings susceptible to fire or explosions. 

   

A safe distance off 1.5 m must be maintained around 
the unit; a distance of 3 m must be maintained from 
its exhaust opening, even for non-flammable objects. 

   

The unit’s exhaust opening may not be reduced in 
size or equipped with hoses or pipes. 

   

Never insert foreign objects into the unit.

 

   

The air suction grille must always be kept free of dirt 
and loose objects. 

   

Do not expose the unit to a direct stream of water.

 

   

All electric cables outside the unit are to be protected 
from damage (e.g. caused by animals, etc.).

 

   

Before performing any maintenance or repair work, 
make sure to unplug the unit from the power supply 
and disconnect it from the fuel supply. 

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Do not bypass or block safety mechanisms while 
the unit is in operation.

 

Unit Functionality

 

The air supply fan is put into operation by setting the op-
erating switch to “I. The burner also begins his program. 

After a few seconds, the electrical solenoid valve opens 
the gas supply to the burner. The liquid gas is supplied 
to the burner pipe through a pressurised nozzle where 
enough oxygen is added to meet the respective burner 
capacity. 

The resulting gas-air-mixture is ignited on the burner 
head by an electric ignition spark. The ignition is auto-
matically ended once a proper flame is burning and the 
burner has started to monitor the flame. 

All unit functions are automatically performed and 
safely monitored by the burners that are secured 
against low voltage. 

If the flame burns unevenly or goes out, the unit is 
switched off by the burner. The malfunction light of the 
burner lights up. The unit can only be restarted after the 
burner has been manually released. 

The safety temperature limiter (STB) interrupts the gas 
supply and locks all functions if the unit overheats. The 
STB can only be manually released after the unit has 
cooled. 

The min/max heat output can be gradually with the  
“power regulation“ function during unit operation. 

Areas of Application 

   

to dry new buildings 

   

to provide localised heat for outdoor workplaces or 
localised heat in production rooms and halls not sus-
ceptible to fire. 

   

to permanently or temporarily heat closed and open 
rooms that have sufficient fresh air intake 

   

to de-ice machines, vehicles and non-flammable 
stored goods and regulate the temperature of com-
ponents susceptible to frost. 

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For optimum unit operation, the device should not 
be operated at an ambient temperature above 25 °C. 

Summary of Contents for PG 25 T

Page 1: ...REMKO PG 25 T 25 TE Propane gas heater Edition GB R02 Operation Technology Spare Parts REMKO powerful like a bear ...

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Page 3: ...d void if the unit is used set up or maintained improperly or if modifications are made to the supplied unit without our prior consent Subject to alterations Mobile propane gas heater REMKO PG 25 T 25 TE Operating instructions Contents Page Service and Guarantee 9 Wiring Diagram 10 Technical Data 10 Troubleshooting 11 Exploded View PG 25 T 25 TE 12 Spare Part List PG 25 T 25 TE 13 Maintenance Log ...

Page 4: ...opening even for non flammable objects The unit s exhaust opening may not be reduced in size or equipped with hoses or pipes Never insert foreign objects into the unit The air suction grille must always be kept free of dirt and loose objects Do not expose the unit to a direct stream of water All electric cables outside the unit are to be protected from damage e g caused by animals etc Before perfo...

Page 5: ...ers must have a fixed initial pres sure of 1500 mbar and must be equipped with a mechanism that prevents the hose from breaking The unit may not be operated if the gas is in a liquid state as it enters the burner At building sites only hoses designed for use with liquid gas may be used In accordance with regional regulations The length of the gas hose should not exceed 2 me tres Longer hoses may b...

Page 6: ...tructions The gas tanks may not be placed directly behind the unit Never heat up or de ice the gas tank using the hot air coming out of the unit Danger of explosion Never place the gas tank on its side when the unit is in operation Danger of explosion Important Information about Ice Formation on the Gas Supply System There is a danger that ice will form on the gas or pres sure tanks if the dimensi...

Page 7: ... note the air supply fan starts the burner controls and monitors the program automatically The flame forms after approx 15 seconds Heating without a room thermostat The unit runs in continuous operation 2 1 1 Remove the bridge circuit plug 2 2 Plug the thermostat plug 3 of the room thermostat accessories into the thermostat socket 1 3 Put room thermostat 4 in a suitable place The thermostat sensor...

Page 8: ...defects of the operating and safety mechanisms as well as to ensure that the protective mechanisms are there and working properly If defects are found the supervisor must be notified If defects are found that jeopardize the operational safety of the unit the operation of the affected compo nents must be suspended immediately Regular maintenance and care especially after each heating period are req...

Page 9: ...he ignition electrode 5 Loosen the cable on the ionisation electrode Pay attention to the union nut and the spring ring Proper Use These devices have been designed and equipped exclu sively to be used for heating and ventilation for industrial and commercial purposes The manufacturer is not liable for any damage resulting from non adherence to manufacturer specifications le gal requirements or any...

Page 10: ...25 Heating capacity kW 10 25 Air output m h 800 Fuel type of gas Gas pressure bar 1 5 Gas consumption kg h 0 78 1 94 Electrical connection V 230 1 Frequency Hz 50 Power consumption max W 70 Fuse protection A 10 Type of protection IP 44 Sound pressure level LpA 1m 1 dB A 56 69 Weight without accessories kg 12 Dimensions total length mm 450 width mm 260 height mm 410 1 noise measuring DIN 45635 01 K...

Page 11: ...erating switch to I heating mode Check ignition cable for damage Check electrode setting check cycle ignition 13 Pressure controller defective or improper pressure controller at tached or hose breakage protection is blocked Attach original pressure controller Release hose breakage protection or replace it 14 Ice has formed on the gas cylinder s due to low temperatures and too much gas output Repla...

Page 12: ...12 We reserve the right to make changes to dimensions and design in the interest of technical progress Exploded View PG 25 T 25 TE ...

Page 13: ...101396 24 solenoid valve 1101376 25 connection fitting 3 8 left 1101134 27 adjustment knob 1101192 28 shunt plug 1101019 29 thermostat plug socket 1101018 30 switch 1101188 31 strain relief 1101267 32 connection cable incl plug 1101320 33 end plate at the back 1101415 34 fan motor 1108049 35 clutch plate B 6 Ø 1108455 36 fan wing 1101392 37 clutch disc 1101375 38 gas burner 1101417 39 protection c...

Page 14: ...uards Check unit for damage Check fastening screws Electrical safety inspections Test run 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Model Model No Remarks 1 Date 2 Date 3 Date 4 Date 5 Date Signature Signature Signature Signature Signature 6 Date 7 Date 8 Date 9 Date 10 Date Signature Signature Signature Signature Signature 11 Date 12 Date 13 Date 14 Date 15 Date Signature Signature Signa...

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