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Appliance can produce odorless carbon monoxide. Never use in enclosed spaces.
Steps to take if gas is detected: shut off gas, extinguish flame, call fire department.
Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable materials near the appliance.
Provides hints on use, maintenance, and troubleshooting for the water heater.
Explains safety alert symbols: CAUTION, DANGER, WARNING, and NOTICE.
Ensures safe operation by proper installation and adequate air supply for combustion.
Flammable liquids and vapors are dangerous. Keep away from water heater.
Appliance contains chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects, or reproductive harm.
Improper installation, adjustment, or service can cause death or injury.
Combustible materials should not be stored near the water heater.
Safety precautions for Natural Gas and Liquefied Petroleum models.
Detect gas leaks using soapy water, gas detectors; be aware of odor fade.
Immediate actions if gas leak is suspected: do not use phone, leave, call supplier.
Read safety info, turn off power, do not light burner by hand.
If gas is smelled, do not light, touch switches, or use phone; evacuate and call.
Steps to turn on the water heater, including gas and electric power.
Ensure electrical power is OFF to avoid shock, death, or serious injury.
Field wiring and grounding must comply with local codes and NEC.
Water heaters must be braced/anchored in California due to earthquake risk.
Details required clearances and placement for indoor installation.
Specifies clearances for installation near combustible materials and other appliances.
Details requirements for combustion and ventilation air openings in confined spaces.
Corrosive atmospheres shorten appliance life; warranty void if operated in one.
Plumbing connections must be done by a qualified plumber using approved materials.
Connect water inlet/outlet, flush pipes, check flow, insulate lines.
Ensures proper operation with minimum pressure (14 PSI) and flow rate (0.75 GPM).
Connect short, direct piping; use approved materials; insulate hot water piping.
Install compliant relief valve; discharge line must be piped to drain.
Connect gas pipe professionally; use approved materials; install shut-off valve.
Test gas connections for leaks using soapy water or leak detector. Never use open flame.
Install a gas pressure regulator to not exceed maximum supply pressure.
Unit not recommended for elevations over 2,000 feet/600 meters.
Ensure easy access location; drill holes as per figure; reinforce wall if needed.
Connect vent pipe through wall, then elbow to water heater.
Aim holes, hang heater, screw nuts, connect vent pipe.
Refer to local professional or venting manufacturer for vertical venting.
Vent to outdoors using UL approved Category III stainless steel vent material.
Wrap vent pipe with insulation; maintain clearance from flammable materials.
Details maximum vent pipe length based on number of elbows (max 32 ft).
Specifies minimum vent length requirements (12 inches with specific configuration).
Diagram shows required clearances for vent termination in US and Canada.
Table detailing specific clearance requirements for US and Canadian installations.
Connect water pipes using pressure-resistant pipe; flush before connecting.
Wiring should be done by a qualified electrician per local codes.
Visual diagram showing all electrical connections and components.
Use 120VAC/60Hz, 2 Amp power; ground outlet; GFCI recommended.
Insulate hot and cold water pipes for energy efficiency.
Mandatory steps during installation: check gas pressure, clearances, flue terminal.
Ensures proper location: indoors, protected, clearances, air supply.
Verifies water supply: pressure, connections, filter, pipe insulation.
Checks gas type, pressure, line, shut-off valve, leak testing.
Verifies voltage, grounding, local code compliance, GFCI.
Steps for initial lighting and startup of the water heater.
Instructions for turning on the unit, setting temperature, and using faucets.
Set temperature carefully to avoid scalding; lowest setting is factory default.
High temperatures can cause severe burns; protect children/elderly with lower settings.
Water heater has electronic thermostat; adjustable range 95°F-149°F.
Periodic inspection of burner, relief valve, filter, and venting by qualified personnel.
Vacuum unit, clean exterior with damp cloth, maintain clearances.
Steps to clean the water heater and its filter.
Inspect vent system annually for security and airtightness; check connections.
Turn off power and water; drain if freezing temperatures are expected.
Steps to drain the water heater to prevent freezing damage.
Review troubleshooting tips to save time and money before contacting service.
Lists common problems, possible causes, and recommended actions.
Explains how to interpret and respond to displayed error codes.
Do not attempt repairs on gas piping, controls, or safety devices; refer to qualified personnel.
Diagrams and labels for key components and replacement parts.
Lists all items included in the product packaging.
Details warranty period for heat exchanger, parts, and accessories.
Lists conditions that nullify the warranty, such as misuse or improper maintenance.
Outlines responsibilities for shipping costs and RGA number for warranty repairs.
Compares specifications of different CAMPLUX residential models.
General| Heating Capacity/Flow Rate | 3.18 GPM |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type | Tankless |
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| Temperature Rise | 3.18 GPM |
| Gas Inlet | 1/2 inch NPT |
| Water Inlet/Outlet | 1/2 inch NPT |
| Protection Features | Overheating Protection |
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