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1. Now insert the bulbs in the contacts. To do this, unscrew the wing nut of
the light, remove the screw with a Philips head screwdriver and fold the
grill away. Take the halogen bulb out of the packaging and place it in the
light holder fitted with a spring. Ensure that it is connected completely
horizontally. It is important that the end caps of the halogen bulb make firm
contact with the light holder. Ensure that you do not touch the surface of
the halogen bulb with your bare skin, but use a cloth or similar item if
necessary. If this occurs accidentally, the surface must be thoroughly
cleaned with methylated spirits on a fluff-free cloth. Scorched fingerprints
shorten the life span of the light! Finally, screw the grill back into position in
front of the bulb. Never use the terrace heater without the protective grill for
the bulbs!
2. Check that the parasol is complete, robust and undamaged. Are all of the
ribs fastened correctly? Ensure that the parasol is firm and stable in a
correctly fitting, sufficiently heavy parasol base. The base must be standing
on a solid, flat and horizontal surface.
3. Choose a position on the parasol post to fit the terrace heater. Do this at a
height such that sufficient space is heated: the higher the position, the
larger
the
However, do not fit the heater between
the ribs and the top of the parasol! When
fastening, ensure that the light is not
pointing towards a flammable surface,
that the light is at least 2 metres above
the ground and that the back of the light
remains at least 30 cm away from the
parasol fabric. Flammable objects must
be kept at least one metre away from the
lights.
4. Slide the terrace heater to the selected
position around the post of the parasol.
Screw the terrace heater firmly into
position on the post of the parasol with
the button that tightens the post clamp.
The parasol post must have a diameter
between 36 and 48 mm.
5. Wind the electricity cable around the post
of the parasol, leading the other end of
the electricity cable to a 230 V socket in
such a way that it is not heated and there is no danger of tripping,
dragging, kicking, etc!
6. To activate the terrace heater you insert the plug into an earthed 230V
socket that is indoors or IP54 watertight. To switch the terrace heater off
again you remove the plug from the socket.
circle
of
radiated
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heat.
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