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5. Before starting the equipment

Before you connect the equipment to the mains

supply make sure that the data on the rating plate

are identical to the mains data.

Warning!

Always pull the power plug before making

adjustments to the equipment.

5.1 Assembly

Warning!

•

Keep a minimum distance of 200 cm between

the front grille and any objects (e.g. curtains),

walls and other structural elements. There

must be a clearance of 50 cm between the

side of the equipment and any objects or

walls which are not within the radius of radi-

ation. The distance to the ceiling must be at

least 50 cm.

•

The heat emitted by the heater may turn

wooden ceilings dark in spite of observing the

minimum distance to the ceiling.

Caution! Make sure that there are no electric

cables or other installations (for example water

pipes) near the drill holes. Ensure that the equip-

ment is secured ﬁ rmly and horizontally to the wall.

5.1.1 Mounting on a wall

Mounting in a horizontal and stationary position

on vertical walls at a height of at least 1.8 m

above the ﬂ oor is mandatory. The distance to the

ceiling must be at least 50 cm.

Use only suitable fastening material on a wall

capable of bearing the load. The supplied dowels

and screws are suitable for the following: Con-

crete

To mount on a wall, please use the supplied wall

bracket.

To mount the equipment bracket you require

parts A (four M6x10 mm screws from the back

of the heater), B (one U bracket), C (two M6x10

mm screws), D (two M4x8 mm screws), E (two

connecting parts), F (four M6x10 mm screws), the

supplied Allen key and open-ended spanner, and

a suitable crosstip screwdriver.

You can also use screw C in hole P. Then you

have to use screw D in hole area N (see 6.3 Hea-

ter head tilt).

1. Remove the M6x10 screws from the back of

the heater.

2. Fig. 2: Use the aforementioned parts to mount

the wall bracket. Screw the F screws so far in

that approx. 2-3 mm of the thread is still left

exposed.

3. Fig. 2/3: Slide the square nuts (R) located

on the back of the heater into the middle of

the housing. Use the A screws to screw the

equipment bracket tightly to the square nuts

(R).

• Transfer the position of the four drill holes (Ø

6 mm) from the wall plate (H) onto the wall

with a marker. Remember to allow for the mi-

nimum clearances speciﬁ ed above.

• Drill the holes in the wall and insert the do-

wels.

• Fig. 4: Screw the wall bracket tightly in place.

• Fig. 5: Insert the F screws into the slots in the

wall plate. Press the heater head downwards

as far as it will go. Tighten the retaining screw

(K).

5.1.2 Mounting on the ceiling

•

The appliance must be fitted to the ceiling in a

horizontal and stationary position and at least

1.8m above the floor. The distance to the cei-

ling must be at least 50 cm.

•

Use only suitable fastening material (dowels /

eyebolts) on a ceiling capable of bearing the

load. The supplied dowels and screws are not

suitable for ceiling mounting.

To mount the equipment bracket you require parts

A (four M6x10 mm screws from the back of the

heater), E (two connecting parts) and the sup-

plied Allen key.

1. Remove the M6x10 mm screws from the back

of the heater.

2. Fig. 3/6: Slide the square nuts (R) located on

the back of the heater uniformly away from

the middle of the housing and to the outside.

The distance must be 38 – 78 cm. Having re-

moved the A screws ﬁ rst, use them to screw

the connecting parts E tightly to the square

nuts (R).

3. Fig. 7: Hook the carabiner hooks located on

the chains L into the connecting parts E and

into the ceiling mount already provided by the

user.

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