Do not install the unit in a place where there is a fire hazard:
GAS LEAKS. If there is a gas leak and gas accumulates in the area surrounding the unit, it could cause
an explosion.
UNDER THE ROOF EAVES . Although the unit is weatherproof, a direct pour of water from the roof is
likely to penetrate the shell and cause a shortage. Please install the heater in an open area exposed to
weather, but not beneath the roof line
ON A WET SURFACE. Wet areas will cause metal corrosion and shorten the life of your heater
LOWER THAN SURROUNDING AREAS. Install your heat pump on an equipment pad or concrete blocks
to prevent accumulated water from entering the unit from bottom.
IN ENCLOSED AREAS. The heat pump needs fresh air to operate. Do not install in equipment rooms or
enclosed areas. If this is a must, be sure to install an air fan to supply fresh air to the room, at a rate of
NO LESS THAN 3,000 cfm.
Do not open the unit when the power is ‘ON’.
Always shut ‘OFF’ the power by disconnecting the supply breaker or service disconnect when cleaning
or servicing the unit. Electrical shock, Injury or death can occur, as the unit works on HIGH voltage
Do not continue to run the unit when there is something wrong or there is a strange smell.
The service disconnect must be pulled off or breaker turned off in case of any suspicious condition.
Do not put your fingers or other items into the fan.
The ventilator runs at high speeds, potentially causing serious injury.
Do not block the drain holes on the bottom.
The unit will SWEAT heavily during operation. This is commonly mistaken for a leakage, but is
actually CONDENSATION, moisture in the air draining.
Provided elbow can snap to the bottom of the heater and may be directed by attaching a hose.
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