EUROM HKG 10-BE Manual D'utilisation page 22

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Gas category
International protection rating
Supply gas pressure
Voltage
Power consumption
Gas consumption
Heat capacity
Airflow
Classification gas appliance
The smell of gas
An odour is added to gas to allow you to tell if there is a gas leak. Gas is heavier
than air; so try to smell the gas right above the floor.
 Immediately shut off the gas supply.
 Don't do anything to cause sparks or fire to prevent inflammation of the gas. Do
not switch electricity on or off, do not light matches, lighter or the like and do not
use your telephone.
 Get everyone out of the vicinity of the gas source and give the gas ample time to
air out. Stay nearby during that process. If you still smell gas or have doubts
about the situation, contact the fire department.
 Have a gas leak repaired by qualified people.
Operation
A. How do I safely connect a (new) gas bottle to my Eurom patio heater?
Uncouple the old gas bottle
1. Switch off the patio heater with the control knob and close the gas tap on top of
the gas bottle by hand. Even with an empty gas bottle. (Note: turn closed = turn
clockwise)
2. Let the patio heater cool down for at least 15 minutes. After 15 minutes, check
that there are no glowing parts anywhere.
3. Disconnect the pressure regulator from the old gas bottle by hand, (preferably)
do not use any tools. (Note: unscrew = turn clockwise)
Couple a new gas bottle
1. Keep all possible ignition sources away. Think e.g. open flames, sparks,
cigarettes, hot surfaces, electrical equipment, etc.
2. Take measures to prevent the creation of electrostatic charges.
3. Avoid sparks from iron on iron.
Immediately take measures if you smell gas!
Belgium
I3B/P (700) – propane or
butane
IPX0
mBar 700
V/Hz 220-240 / 50
W 25
g/hour 735
kW 10
m³/hour 300
A3
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