• Sundirect heaters are designed to operate at 220-240V, 50Hz AC. If your supply mains do not
comply with this, do NOT use the heater.
3.4
Water Proof
Sundirect infrared heaters have different IP ratings on different models. Please make sure to only
install heaters with IP44 rating in humid rooms. Please carefully check the specifications to confirm if
your heater is suitable for installation in humid rooms.
Sundirect shall not be liable for any injuries or damages resulting from inadequate mounting or
incorrect positioning close to water sources.
4. How to care for your Sundirect heater
4.1 Cleaning
Always unplug your heater and let it cool down completely before cleaning. Never dip into water
and never splash water on it. Clean the heater with a soft damp cloth. For glass models such as the
GD-Plus, MD-Plus series use a soft cloth and glass cleaner. Never use a wet cloth and make sure to
dry the heater when clean with a dry cloth. Do not use any abrasive materials, solvents or harsh
cleaning sponges as this could cause scratches or other irreparable damage. Before operating the
heater again it must be completely dry.
4.2 Using/Working
• Please note that the heater may discolour with use. This is due to airborne pollution and is not a
fault. If you wish to add a picture print to your heater please contact a Sundirect dealer. Do not
cover your heater with a picture foil and do not paint or print the heater yourself. This might cause
damage to the heating element and will void your warranty.
• This heater might emit a slight smell during first time use. This is normal due to the high surface
temperature of the material. The smell will disappear after few times using the heater.
• When turning on or off the heater, the heater might have a small clicking noise, this is normal due
to material expansion.
4.3 Repair
Repairs must be carried out by authorised Sundirect dealers or by Sundirect directly. If you attempt
to alter the product or to proceed with any repairs yourself it will void your warranty.
4.4 Disposal
Sundirect infrared heaters are electric appliances and therefore electric waste. At the
end of its working life please dispose the heater in accordance with local regulations
concerning electric waste.
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