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MADE IN U.S.A.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Assembly Instructions  

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Wiring Instructions 

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Outdoor Installation  

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Electrical Warning 

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APPLICATION INFORMATION

Mounting Instructions 

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Typical Wiring (Schematics)  ……………………………………………………………………

General Notes  

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Areas Covered (Table)  

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Location Suggestions 

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PARTS LIST

Parts List 

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Trouble Shooting Guide  

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Warranty 

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Warranty Registration  

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SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

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ALL WEATHER W-SERIES QUARTZ TUBE 

ELECTRIC INFRARED RADIANT HEATER

INSTALLATION USE & CARE MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for 888-Warm-Glo

Page 1: ...hematics General Notes Areas Covered Table Location Suggestions PARTS LIST Parts List Trouble Shooting Guide Warranty Warranty Registration SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 2 2 2 3 4 4 5 5 6 7 7 8 8 UL US C LISTED UL US C LISTED ALL WEATHER W SERIES QUARTZ TUBE ELECTRIC INFRARED RADIANT HEATER INSTALLATION USE CARE MANUAL 1 Alfresco Heating com 888 Warm Glo ...

Page 2: ...le for 90 C 4 Replace cover plate 5 Observe local electrical code regulations OUTDOOR INSTALLATION 1 Heater must be mounted with reflector angled down 2 All electrical connections must be in compliance with the National Electric Code and local codes for outdoor wiring 3 Use only wiring components UL CE listed for outdoor use with IP X 4 minimum rating WARNING Unit may be a source of possible shock...

Page 3: ... or bracket mounted to any ceiling or horizontal surface Installa tion must be such that 18 minimum clearance is maintained around the heater in front of the plane of the face 6 of clearance provided by Mounting Brackets is required behind the plane of the face Wall ceiling brackets are furnished with all heaters Their use is optional When used they allow heater to be fastened to wall or ceiling a...

Page 4: ... cover The wiring box inlet hole is sized for a standard 1 2 weather tight conduit fitting and has a locknut located on the inside of the box for fastening Connect power with flexible conduit or appropriate cord to allow heater to be swiveled LEVEL HERE Use a thin 11 32 wrench to hold inside nut Nuts must make a tight connection Connect the High Temperature Stainless Terminal Loops on the wire end...

Page 5: ...t controller which is actually an infinite switch gently pulses the heat on and off 4 For comfort heating the best solution is to heat from two sides rather than from just one side However there are times when this is not practical 5 Areas covered are approximate dimensions and will vary depending on prevailing conditions and personal comfort levels Single Element AREAS COVERED feet Model Watts Mo...

Page 6: ...ESHOOTING GUIDE ELECTRIC HEATER PROBLEM WHAT TO DO Heater does not glow Check supply voltage to confirm it matches voltage of heating element A 240 V element connected to 110 V or 208 V will warm but not glow orange or generate sufficient heat for typical applications Matching your Voltage is extremely important Low heat output If element is visibly orange but there is insufficient heat refer to t...

Page 7: ...ectly over a table or other obstruction will block the energy primarily heating the object It is best to move heater to the side allowing complete body and floor coverage 30 to 60 from horizontal face down Best angle is approximately 45 When outdoors hang heater under protective roof or weather cover whenever possible Even though heater is all weather construction it will last longer and look bett...

Page 8: ... This warranty does not apply to damages resulting from negligence alteration misuse abuse accident natural disaster improper installation or improper operation unauthorized adjustments or calibrations dings dents scratches nor damages due to harsh chemicals i e cleaning products improperly applied Warrantor is not responsible for consequential or incidental damages Under no circumstances shall IN...

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