O p e r a t i n g - a n d I n s t a l l a t i o n M a n u a l B 3 8 0 - H a n s W i l m s G m b H & C o . K G
Operation with room thermostat:
For temperature-dependent control, room or damp room thermostats with plug and approx. 10 m cable are
optionally available. If a thermostat is to be connected, the bridge plug must be removed from the thermostat
socket, and the thermostat plug must be plugged in there, and fixed with the bracket (Fig. 2). If the
thermostat is not in use, the bridge plug must be plugged back in, as the device will not work without it.
7. Fuel System
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The personnel responsible for refuelling must be qualified and fully familiar with the manufacturer’s
instructions and the applicable regulations regarding the safe refuelling of the heaters.
- Use only the type of fuel indicated on the type plate of the heater.
Use the tank filling screen
and do not remove it, for example, to speed up the refueling process!
- Before refuelling, turn off the heater and wait for it to cool down.
- The storage tanks for the fuel must be located in a separate room.
- All fuel tanks must maintain a sufficient safety distance from the heater in accordance with the applicable
regulations.
- The storage of the fuel must be carried out in accordance with the applicable legal regulations.
8. Set Up
The B 380 heater is installed at the place of use. Fill the fuel tank with clean, light heating oil EL or
comparable fuel. Do not overfill, maximum 95 liters.
The electrical connection is made via an attached power cable with safety plug to a 230V/50 Hz
power supply. On construction sites, the device is only connected via special supply points, generally
construction power distributors with FI-protection switches (DIN VDE 0100-704).
When using a room thermostat, place it in a suitable place (preferably not in direct hot air flow) and
connect it to the thermostat socket after the bridge plug has been removed. The thermostat is equipped
with a cable length of about 10 m, and should be hung within the room to be heated. If the set temperature
is above the actual room temperature, the heater (when the power button is switched on) starts
automatically and switches off again automatically when this temperature is reached.
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