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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Before connecting the appliance make sure that the voltage
is the same as indicated on the device and the line supply is
corresponding to the effective rules.
The installation should always be carried out by a qualified electrician
or a competent person in accordance with the current electrical
standards for your country:
(ex. HD 384 CENELEC for Mainland Europe, IEC 60446 and BS 7671
for the United Kingdom, IEC 60445(2010) & ET101:2008 for Ireland
and IEC 60364-7 1988 Internationally, AS/NZS 3000 for Australia) and
according to the UE 2015/1188 standards.
The energy supply to the heater must always be properly earthed.
The appliance must be connected to energy supply line by means of
the provided H05SS-F silicone cable.
An overvoltage category III Combined Circuit breaker and Residual
Current Device (RCD) with rated earth leakage operation not exceeding
30mA must be fitted upstream on the supply line in order to have a
contact separation in all poles that provide a full disconnection. The
circuit breaker must have a contact opening distance of at least 3
mm.
The product is in class I and IP55, wich is the protection rate forthe
units to be used even outdoor. For keeping the protection rate of the
appliance, the connection of the appliance with the power supply
must be done by means of a minimum IP55 system, as per the
standards HD 384 CENELEC for Europe, or international IEC 60364-7
1988.
Under no circumstances turn the appliance on if it is on any surface.
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A safety distance of not less than 100 cm should always be left in
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front of the heaters or too near.
The appliance must not be located neither directly below, nor in
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front of a socket-outlet.
The heater must be installed so as to prevent that the switches can
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be touched from those who are in the shower.
Avoid the use of an extension cord with this product, because the
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extension cord may overheat and cause a risk of fire.
Ensure that there is no possibility of inflammable material,
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combustible material or curtains coming into contact with the heater,
or lie near the heater.
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