EUROM HKG 30-BE Manuel D'utilisation page 16

Thank you
Thank you for choosing this EUROM product: It is designed to be of service to you safely
and without any hassle. Therefore, please read this user manual carefully, make sure you
understand it and act as described therein. Keep the manual in order to consult it later
and make sure that every other user will read and understand the manual beforehand.
This can prevent dangerous situations and fires.
If you have any questions after reading the booklet, please consult your dealer.
Warnings and Safety Instructions
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Make sure there is sufficient ventilation
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Always keep flammable materials at least 3.5 metres away from the device (4
metres from the front)
 Read and understand all instructions and warnings from the instruction manual (on
the sticker on the device) before you assemble, use or perform maintenance on the
heater. Improper use can lead to fire, explosion, serious personal injury, carbon
monoxide poisoning or even death.
 Follow all locally applicable requirements and codes when you install and/or use the
heater.
 Use in closed rooms is dangerous and is PROHIBITED. Only use the heater in well-
ventilated spaces. Do not use this heater in a space smaller than 330 cubic metres. A
well-ventilated area for this HKG30 heater has at least 900 square centimetres
ventilation opening (or 30 cm x 30 cm) and the air in the space must circulate regularly.
Incomplete burning caused by lack of oxygen can cause carbon monoxide poisoning.
Carbon monoxide is fatal. The first signs of carbon monoxide poisoning resemble flu-
like symptoms: headache, dizziness, burning eyes and nose, dry mouth and throat and
nausea. If you experience these symptoms, your heater may not work properly or there
is not enough ventilation. Immediately get fresh air! Have the heater checked and/or
ensure that there is adequate ventilation. One person may be more susceptible to
carbon monoxide poisoning than another person. Particularly pregnant women, people
with heart or lung problems or anaemia, the elderly and those under the influence of
alcohol have an increased risk. Never use the heater in living, working or sleeping
areas.
 Only use propane or butane gas and only use the gas hose and gas regulator supplied
by the manufacturer. Check whether the output pressure of the gas regulator
corresponds with the specifications on the type plate of the heater.
Always tightly close the tap of the gas bottle after use.
 Always change the gas bottle in the fresh air or in open areas with adequate
ventilation. Always change the gas bottle in a flame-free environment.
 Check the entire gas transport system and all connections for gas leaks (see
instructions) before and after changing the gas bottle. If you find a gas leak,
immediately close the tap of the gas bottle! Then open doors and windows to allow the
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