sure it cannot fall into water, Also make sure that it cannot
come into contact with jets of water, splashes, etc. and
prevent water from getting into the heater itself. If, at any
time, the heater does fall into water, unplug it immediately!
Do not use a heater that has a damp interior but have it
repaired. Never immerse the heater, cord or plug in water
and never touch it with wet hands.
6. The supply voltage and utility frequency, specified on the
machine, need to match those of the socket that is used.
The socket used needs to be earthed and the electrical
installation needs to be secured with a ground-fault circuit
interrupter (max. 30 mAmp).
7. Fully extend the cord before plugging in the heater. Make
sure it does not come into contact with any part of the
heater and prevent it from heating up any other way. Do
not run the cord underneath carpeting; do not cover it with
mats, carpet strips or similar and make sure it is not placed
in any passageways. Make sure the cord cannot be
stepped on and that no furniture is placed on top of it. Do
not lead the cord around sharp corners and do not roll it up
too tightly after use!
8. If possible, do not use an extension cord, as this poses the
risk of overheating and fire. If the use of an extension cord
is unavoidable, then make sure it is an undamaged,
approved extension cord with a minimum diameter of x 1.0
mm² and a minimum permissible power of 500 Watt. To
prevent overheating, always fully extend the cord!
9. Do not use the heater outdoors and do not use it in spaces,
smaller than 10 m³.
10. A heater contains hot and/or glowing and sparking
components. Do not, therefore, use it in areas where fuels,
paint, flammable liquids and/or gasses etc. are stored.
11. Do not place the heater near, under, or directly opposite a
socket and do not place it near an open fire or other heat
source.
12. Do not use the heater near or directly opposite furniture,
animals, curtains, paper, clothes, bedding or other
