EUROM Golden 2000 Amber Smart Manuel D'utilisation page 29

Minimum distance lowest point of heater – floor: 1,8 metres
Minimum distance heater – heated object: 1 metre
Minimum distance top* heater – fire-resistant ceiling: 0.2 metres
Minimum distance top* heater – tent tarpaulin, parasol etc.: 0.5 metres
Minimum distance side heater – walls, obstacles, objects: 0.5 metres
* The top of the heater is the side where the suspension bracket is attached.
If you suspend the device outside, ensure that it is protected from the wind.
1. Suspension from a wall (or possibly ceiling) by means of the wall bracket
 The appliance has to be mounted preferably on
an incombustible foundation. That foundation
has to be vibrationfree, exact vertical and stable
enough for lastingly holding the appliance free of
problems. Check or the provided dowels and
screws are suitable, strong enough and qualified
for the foundation. The material provided is
identified for a brick wall; for another foundation
please ask the specialist for suitable material.
 Fix the mounting bracket totally horizontal on
the wall with the four anchor dowels provided
see fig.
 Hang the terrace heater with the suspension
bracket in the wall bracket. Refer to the picture.
Slide the bracket through the wall bracket as
far as possible – the small hole in the bracket
protrudes under the wall bracket. Secure that
terrace heater by screwing the short wing nut
supplied as far as possible into the small hole in
the suspension bracket.
2. Suspension from a frame (parasol, tent or similar item) by means of a bracket
 Ascertain that the frame from which you wish to
suspend the terrace heater is strong enough to
take the weight of the terrace heater for an
extended period of time.
 Choose which of the three supplied brackets is
suitable for the frame. You must choose the
smallest possible option.
 Slide the bracket around the frame, place the
terrace heater against it and screw the bracket
to the suspension bracket with 2 wing nuts (see
picture).
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