TriStar PURESTAR, User Manual

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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations, your new PureStar Heater is designed
to provide years of trouble-free, low maintenance
operation. Be sure to read and follow all service
procedures outlined in this owner’s manual, and use only
genuine TriStar replacement parts available from your
TriStar Distributor.
If you have any questions concerning this, or any TriStar
product, contact TriStar Customer Service or your
TriStar Distributor
.
Please record the name and phone number of your
TriStar Distributor:
Name _______________________________________
Phone _______________________________________
Please record the serial number of your
PureStar Heater:
Serial # _____________________________________
Electrical:
• Voltage: 120V ~ 60Hz
• Power consumption: 1000–1500 Watts.
• Heat output: rated at 5,100 BTU
• Automatic on/off: heat can be set to automatically
turn off or on up to 12 hours
• Expected lifecycle: up to 80,000 hours
• Air purification: ActiveStar Technology
Coverage:
• Coverage: Up to 1000 sq. ft.
*
Size:
• Dimensions: 16
4
/
5
" high x 13" wide x 16
3
/
5
" deep
• Weight: 25 pounds
Warranty
• 3 year limited Warranty.
Safety Protection:
• Overheat safety feature
• Tip-over safety feature
Other Features:
• Replaceable filter
• Remote control
When not in use, unit should be stored in a clean/dry
environment (60 - 80º F (15 - 27º C)) and 50 - 60% RH.
SPECIFICATIONS
WARNING! - EYE DAMAGE MAY RESULT FROM DIRECTLY VIEWING THE LIGHT PRODUCED BY THE
LAMP USED IN THIS PRODUCT. ALWAYS TURN OFF & UNPLUG UNIT BEFORE OPENING THE BACK
COVER OF THE ACTIVESTAR™ ASSEMBLY.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
* Variables such as your insulation, type and
number of windows, number of stories,
construction type, etc. will greatly affect the
required Btu’s per square foot for heating
CAUTION: Do not power off the heater using
the main power switch or unplugging it, except
in an emergency. A cool down period prevents
damage to the heater before turning off the fan.
By turning off the heater using the main power
switch or unplugging it from the power source, it
does not cool down properly.