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Edition:01/14
Manual
CPH 1000 - 2400
Caution!
The appliance must not be installed in rooms with explosion hazard such as garages etc.
Remove the protection foil from all panels prior to first use. Should the heater give off a bad smell
when it is heated up for the first time this is caused by manufacturing-related residues, which are
harmless to health. This nuisance will disappear within short time. The rising hot air can cause
staining on the wall, a phenomenon seen in all other types of heaters too. The appliance may
only be opened by an authorized professional with the power supply disconnected.
4. Maintenance
To clean the appliance, switch it off and rub it with a moist cloth using a mild detergent if necessary.
Finally polish with a dry cloth. Do not use any abrasive or caustic detergents for cleaning.
This Manual is very important and has to be kept at a safe place at all times. Be sure to hand this manual
to any other succeeding owner of the device.
5. Installation instructions
These installation instructions are an integral part of the appliance and must be kept in a safe place by
the user. Pass it on to any subsequent user if the owner of the appliance changes. Wall convectors are
direct electric heaters that are exclusively intended for being fixed to massive walls. Thanks to graduated
heating capacities they can be adapted to any room size. The convector comes complete with connecting
cable that must be connected to a wall socket. The appliance has been designed to be connected to
230V alternating current (AC).
Fixing
Fix the appliance in such way that any potentially combustible objects cannot catch fire. Therefore, the
minimum safety distances mentioned below must be kept. Fix the heater to an upright wall that is
resistant to a minimum temperature of 90°C.
Keep a distance of 25 cm to the floor. There shall be a minimum space of 10 cm between the heater and
any wooden parts or other objects. Any window sills, roof slopes, brackets etc. must be located at least
50 cm over the hot-air outlets of the heater. If the appliance is used in bathrooms, install it in such way
that the tumbler switch or the temperature selector cannot be touched by a person being in the tub or
under the shower. When fixing the appliance to the wall observe the dimensions given in Fig. 1 and follow
all other instructions for installation. Drill two holes of 7mm and fix the appropriate plugs. Screw in the two
4 x 25 mm screws so that a distance of 1 – 2 mm is kept between screw head and wall. Hang up the
appliance on the suspension brackets which are fixed to the back of the heater and push it to the left until
it stops. Then tighten the left-hand screw through the air exit grille and the provided hole in the back panel
of the heater. Now the appliance is secured against unintended removal.
Caution
Do not install the appliance below a wall socket. The appliance is not suitable for
outside use.
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