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Anleitung PS 13 Niro_SPK7
becoming brittle or other damage, you must
replace them with new hoses of the same length
and quality.
This device must be installed as per the
applicable regulations.
Protect liquid gas cylinders from direct sunlight.
Set up the party heater on a level surface with
either no or only a very slight gradient (max. 5°).
Caution: The heater may be used only under
supervision.
Do not touch the reflector or perforated plate
when in use - Risk of burns!
Keep a safe distance between the heater and
combustible objects during use.
Do not fasten any objects to the party heater.
This device should only be used outdoors or the
site must have a volume of at least 20 m
kW of installed nominal heat load of the radiator
and there must be adequate ventilation.
Use the heater only outdoors.
Use the heater only for heating purposes.
In strong winds it is advisable to secure the foot
with extra weight or to fasten it to the ground or
to stand it in a safe place.
If you are not going to use the party heater for
some time, cover the perforated plate and top
with foil in order to prevent dust and insects
getting inside.
Check that the seal on the bottle valve is present
and in good condition. Do not use additional
seals.
At the first sign of any trouble, close the shut-off
valve on the gas bottle at once.
The party heater may be operated only in
conjunction with a pressure regulator set to the
permissible outlet pressure (see the heater
nameplate and factory setting).
Turn the party radiator off before moving to a
different site. Remove the gas cylinder during
transport.
Do not kink the hose.
Install and ignite in strict adherence to the
instructions.
Important note: Use only in the open air or in
well-ventilated rooms.
At least 25% of the surrounding surface area
must be open in a well-ventilated area.
The surrounding surface area is the total of all
wall surfaces.
Never set up the radiator in any rooms in the
home or office.
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To prevent possible damage from heat, always
ensure that no other objects are placed within a
radius of 2 m of the burner or reflector.
Tips for commercial use:
To conform with BGV D34 (VBG 21), DIN 4811-3 and
TRF 96, a safety pressure regulator with an
integrated high-pressure safety valve must be
installed when using this device for commercial
purposes (such as fairgrounds etc.).
This regulator is not included in the shipment.
Before placing this device into service, perform a
leakage test on all connections, either with
a leakage detection spray or a foaming agent. Do not
use an open flame.
This test must not be performed while the device is
turned on.
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7. Connecting to the gas bottle (Fig. 2)
To connect the heater to a gas bottle you need the
following parts:
A standard gas bottle.
A non-adjustable, DVGW-approved pressure
regulator for a maximum capacity of 1.5 kg/h to
match the gas bottle used. Operating pressure as
per the factory setting.
A DVGW-approved hose pipe of sufficient length
(1,6 m) that can be installed without any kinks.
(part of the equipment)
A DVGW-approved leak detection spray or a
foaming agent.
Important. Refer to the safety information (sections
6. and 6.1)
Note: The gas cylinder is to be placed in the
container in such a way that the hose line is not
kinked or twisted, is not stressed and is not in contact
with any hot areas of the device.
1. Connect the union nut (1) of the pressure regu-
lator (2) to the gas cylinder valve thread (4) by
turning it counter-clockwise. Do not use tools –
these could damage the gas cylinder valve gas-
ket and leakage protection would no longer be
guaranteed.
2. Use an appropriate wrench size SW 17 and turn
counter-clockwise to connect the hose line (5) to
the pressure regulator output thread (6). When
doing so, you must hold a second wrench of the
correct size on the pressure regulator (faces are
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