EUROM HKG 30-BE Manuel D'utilisation page 17

gas to escape. In the meantime, don't use any fire or equipment that could cause
sparks. Fix the leak, and check again for gas leakage before you use the heater again.
 Device category A3.
 Do not use the heater in the vicinity of flammable or explosive materials such as paint,
etc., highly flammable liquids such as thinner, gas, turpentine, alcohol or volatile and
gaseous flammable substances. That can cause fire or explosion.
 Do not use the heater in places with easily flammable materials (paper, wood chips,
granules, glass fibre waste and the like). These materials can be sucked up by the
heater and cause fire.
 Do not use the heater in dusty areas.
 Do not use any pressurised containers in a space with an operating heater. The
propellant can cause an explosion.
 Keep the front of the heater at least 4 metres away from flammable materials such as
wood, clothing, plastic, paper, tent cloth, etc. and keep the rear, upper and sides of the
heater at least 3.5 metres away. Store tent cloth/plastic and the like or observe extra
distance so that these materials can never come within the stated distances. It is
recommended to use fire-resistant material for the roofing or covering.
 Always place the heater on a level, stable and horizontal surface. Never use the heater
on a wooden or other flammable surface and check regularly that the surface on which
it is placed does not get overheated; that can cause a hazard!
 This heater is intended for use in work sites, in industrial areas, etc. For use in public
buildings, the national regulations must be followed. The heater is not intended for
household use. It is not to be used to heat residential spaces in residential buildings.
Never use the heater in living, working or sleeping areas. This heater is also not suitable
for use in campers, trailers, caravans and boats and so forth.
 Do not use the heater in a lobby, basement or space below ground level.
 Never use the heater in rain or snow and not in wet and moist areas.
 Never face the heater facing the gas bottle or gas hose. The gas bottle and gas hose
can never be positioned in front of the heater. Always find a safe, stable place for the
gas bottle out of the vicinity of easily flammable materials.
 Never block the intake and exhaust and do not use any hoses/tubes on the intake and
exhaust.
 Only turn on the heater when you have made sure that the ventilator can work
unobstructed.
 Only plug the heater into a grounded socket 220-240V/50 Hz, secured with a 30mA
differential switch. Only use grounded extension cords with adequate power.
 Do not leave an operating heater unattended.
 Never move, touch or perform maintenance to a heater while it is running. When you
want to move, check, clean or maintain the heater or want to change the gas bottle,
first switch it off, unplug it and let the heater cool off.
 Once the heater is switched off, always unplug it. Never unplug the heater when the
heater is still on!
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