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IMPORTANT: READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL PRIOR TO
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ASSEMBLING, STARTING UP OR CONDUCTING MAINTENANCE ON THIS
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HEATER. USING THE HEATER INCORRECTLY CAN CAUSE SERIOUS
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INJURY. KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FURTHER REFERENCE.
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1. DESCRIPTION
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This series of heaters is particularly suited to
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heating medium to large-sized rooms or areas.
The series is divided into direct heaters and
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indirect heaters.
Direct heaters (PIC. 1-2) mix hot air with combustion
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fumes. For this reason they are particularly suited
for outdoor environments or areas with high air
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renewal where there is a need to heat up, defrost
or dry.
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Thanks to a heat exchanger, indirect heaters
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(PIC. 3-4) separate combustion gases from the
hot air released into the environment. This way it
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is possible to introduce a flow of clean hot air in
the area that needs to be heated up and direct
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exhaust fumes outside.
These heaters have been designed in line with
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the most recent safety, operating and duration
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criteria. The safety devices ensure the machine
always operates correctly.
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2. SAFETY INFORMATION
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WARNINGS
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IMPORTANT: This appliance is not suit-
able for use by persons (including children)
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with reduced physical, sensory and mental
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capacities or with lack of experience or knowl-
edge unless supervised by a person respon-
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sible for their safety. Children must be super-
vised to make sure they do not play with the
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appliance.
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!
DANGER:
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monoxide can be fatal.
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!
IMPORTANT:
for use with No.1, No.2, Diesel or Kerosene and
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shall conform with local codes.
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IMPORTANT:
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THE UNIT SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE REGULATIONS OF THE AUTHORITIES
HAVING JURIS DICTION.
The first symptoms of suffocation by carbon
monoxide are similar to those of flu with
headache, light-headedness and/or nausea.
These symptoms could be caused by the faulty
functioning of the heater. IF THESE SYMPTOMS
OCCUR, GO OUTDOORS IMMEDIATELY and
Suffocation
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carbon
The installation of this heater
THE INSTALLATION OF
have the heater repaired by a technical service
centre.
►►2.1. REFUELLING:
►2.1.1. Personnel appointed to carry out re-
fuelling must be qualified and fully familiar
with this manual and current regulations on
how to refuel heaters safely.
►2.1.2. Only use the type of fuel specified on
the heater's identification plate.
►2.1.3. Before refuelling, turn off the heater
and wait for it to cool down.
►2.1.4. The fuel storage deposit tanks must
be located in a separate facility or building.
►2.1.5. All fuel tanks must be kept at a mini-
mum distance from the heater, in accor-
dance with current safety regulations.
►2.1.6. Fuel must be stored in areas where
the floor surface does not allow underneath
dripping, or any other leakage which may ig-
nite the fuel.
►2.1.7. Fuel must be stored in accordance
with current safety regulations.
►►2.2. SAFETY:
►2.2.1. Never use the heater in areas with pet-
rol, paint solvents or other highly flammable
vapours.
►2.2.2. Comply with all local legislation and
current regulations when using the heater.
►2.2.3. Heaters used near tarpaulins, curtains
or other similar covering materials must be
kept at a safe distance. It is advised to use
fire-proof covering material.
►2.2.4. Only use heaters in well-ventilated ar-
eas. Set-up a suitable open and ventilated
area, with the purpose of introducing fresh
air from outdoors, in compliance with the
current safety standards.
►2.2.5. Heaters must be powered only with
the correct voltage and frequency values as
specified on the heater's identification plate.
►2.2.6. Only use suitable earthed extension
cable. 115v supply must be available. Please
note that the heater requires minimum
15amps for proper operation. Ensure appro-
priate gauge extension cord is used. (12/3
AWG at 50 Ft. - 10/3 AWG at 100 Ft.).
►2.2.7. The recommended safety distances
between heaters and flammable substances
are: front output = 5 ft.; side/top output = 2
ft.
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