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2. Wall mounting
❑ Only fix the heater in vertical position with the air outlet grid downward;
❑ This heater is fitted with a double electrical insulation circuit (class II) and therefore does not require an
earth connection.
❑ It must never be possible for people in the bath tub or shower to reach the adjustment knobs.
❑ This heater must be correctly installed in compliance with the regulations in force in the country of
installation.
❑ In wet spaces like bathrooms or kitchens, the connection terminal must be installed at least 25 cm above
the floor. The electrical connection to the power supply must also be fitted with a two-pole switch with a
minimum gap between the contacts that allows complete disconnection according to excess voltage III
category conditions.
❑ Always make observe the minimum distances from walls, furniture and/or objects, as indicated in picture
2. Never install the product so that the distance between the floor and the lower side of the product is less
than 600 mm:
- Drill three 6 mm diameter holes in the wall, as shown in picture 3
- Insert the three wall plugs supplied with the product
- Insert the 2 upper screws, contained in the same bag, taking care to leave a distance of 8 mm between
the head of the screws and the wall;
- Gripping the heater firmly, hook it onto the two screws; CAUTION! Before releasing the heater make sure
it is attached to the 2 screws.
- Then secure the product with the lower screw.
3. Filter
❑ This product is fitted with a filter to protect the heating element from dust and dirt.
❑ The filter is removable to be easily cleaned with water (picture 4).
❑ To keep the heater in perfect condition, clean the filter once every six months REMEMBERING TO PUT
IT BACK AGAIN AFTERWARDS.
4. Towels
❑ The product is equipped with a towel rail and n. 4 additional hooks placed on rail's back side.
❑ Please do not push or embed towel close to the air outlet grid (picture 5) but place them as shown in
picture 6.
5. Using the fan heater
The heater is fitted with the controls shown in figure 7
Using the thermostat
❑ In a room with a temperature in excess of 35°C, the thermostat does not turn on the fan heater even if it is
at maximum.
❑ Vice-versa, in a room with a very low temperature (below 5°C), the thermostat keeps the heater
constantly on, even if it is at minimum.
❑ To optimise use of the thermostat, proceed as follows:
- turn the thermostat knob to maximum and wait until a comfortable temperature is reached;
- then turn the thermostat knob anti-clockwise until you hear a “ click” and the heater turns off;
- turn the thermostat knob clockwise just a little; in this position, the thermostat will maintain the selected
ambient temperature.
Model with thermostat and 60’ timer
❑ This model of fan heater is fitted with two knobs, one for the 60’ timer and the other for the thermostat.
❑ 2 different operating modes are available:
A Maintenance of ambient temperature:
Starting from the anti-freeze position “*”, turn the thermostat knob clockwise until you hear a “click”:
the fan heater starts working at 1000W and the indicator LED lights up.
The thermostat maintains the required ambient temperature by automatically turning the heater on
and off. The more the knob is turned clockwise to a higher number, the higher the ambient
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