infraNOMIC GHE-M-116, Инструкции по эксплуатации и монтажу

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Operation
General Instructions
The Heating Panels incorporate a built-
in ‘Safety Cut Out Switch’ so that when overheated by abnormal use, for e.g. by covering
the heater, the heating panel will automatically switch itself off. Through removing the power to the heater and allowing a period of
approx. 10 to 15 minutes to elapse the safety cut out switch will automatically reset itself. After rectifying the problem that has
caused the overheating, and by connecting the power the heater is again ready for normal operation.
Connection to the Power Supply
Every infraNOMIC Heating Panel is supplied with a cable and plug. Connect the panel via its plug to a normal household socket
arrying a 120 V ~ 60 Hz alternating current.
The panel can also be used in conjunction with a room temperature regulator (thermostat) that can be separately purchased as a
‘Plug-In’ device, to fit between the socket and the panel’s plug; or alternatively a room thermostat can be directly fitted to the house
circuit, through which the power to the heater is fed and controlled.
Similarly the panel can be used in conjunction with a timer which would control the ON or OFF times of the heater.
WARNING
It is important that the above-mentioned controllers, thermostat or timers if used are suitable and can accommodate the power
consumption of the heater. The power consumption of your heater is included in the information on the nameplate of the heater (to
be found on the back of the panel).
Tips for correct use
When the heater is turned on at first, it is possible that for a short while you may be aware of a distinct sweet smell. This is not
harmful to health and if present is caused by the vaporisation of silicon in contact with the backing board. This will cease after a
short while.
To heat a room that has not been heated recently or one which is very cold, it may be necessary to run the heater without a break
for some time. This will ensure that all solid cold objects (furniture, walls, ceilings, floors etc) are initially warmed. After these solid
objects are warmed the radiated heat coming back from them will divide its energy evenly throughout the room and allow the heater
operating time to be reduced to a minimum.
The function of radiated heat helps, through its very low power consumption, to protect our world and its resources.
Cleaning
WARNING
– DANGER OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!
Before attempting to clean the panel, unplug the heater and allow it to completely cool down.
Do not immerse the heating panel in water or splash water onto it!
Clean the glass surface and also the frame with a damp cloth and glass cleaner. When clean, dry the surfaces with a dry cloth.
Do not use strong chemical removers to clean the heater nor implements with sharp edges; uses of these could damage the
surface of the heater.
Disposal
The heating panels or parts of them should not be disposed of as household rubbish but should be returned to the manufacturer for
correct disposal (see service address)
By recycling materials or old machines you are helping protecting our world from unwanted rubbish.