6
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Assembly
The emitter should be assembled in such a
way as to ensure that the body of the fre-
quenter radiates over as large an area as
possible.
Assembly in the four corners of the infrared
booth is recommended.
Fig. 4
Recommended radiation distance between
a person and the infrared emitter: 30-50
min 50 cm
min 7 cm
min 9 cm
min 15 cm
IR-Emitter
Vitae
a
t least 9 cm with
additional upp
er sea
t
Fig. 5
Assembly example:
For assembly, a right-angled opening must
be fi tted vertically into the wood.
This opening is fi lled out horizontally for the
net emitter.
The emitter can then be assembled with
the enclosed chipboard screws (see Fig.
6 and 7).
Assembly on the booth wall
Fig. 6
wood border perhaps
appliance should be
aerated in the bac
wood protected grid
6 cm
7, cm
cm
cm
cm
5
,5
vertical assembly in the booth cor-
ners
cm
,5 cm
Fig. 7
Minimum distances
he minimum distance from the emitter upper
edge to the booth ceiling must be 7 cm.
The minimum distance from the emitter lo-
wer edge to the wooden fl oor of the booth
must be 9 cm (Fig.5).
The horizontal minimum distance between
the emitter and all combustible parts must
be 4 cm (Fig.6).
Very important!
In the case of vertical assembly (connec-
tion always upwards or in accordance
with the booth manufacturer‘s specifi ca-
tions), the area above the emitter should
not be encased with wood in front (Fig.
1). Hot air rising when the housing is
heating must be able to escape freely.
Fire risk!
In the case of horizontal assembly in
the area of the nets (net emitter), the
emitter may not be covered by objects
such as towels, and must be made
safe if necessary by fi tting an additio-
nal wooden grille. Fire risk!
Caution!
For assembly of the net emitter, the
measurements specifi ed in Fig. 5
must be complied with.
