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3. Function
The heater is a hot water and warm air integrated machine,
which can provide domestic hot water while heating the
occupants. This heater allows use during driving. This
heater also has the function of using local electricity
heating.
In hot water warm air work mode, this heater can be
used to heat both the room and the hot water. If only hot
water is needed, please choose hot water working
mode.
When the ambient temperature is below 3°C, please
empty the water in the water tank to prevent freezing
of the water tank.
There are three energy options to choose from:
-- Diesel Mode
Heater automatic adjust the power。
--Electrical Mode
Manually select the 900W or 1800W heating mode
according to the power supply capacity of the RV camp.
--Mixed Mode
When the power demand is low (for example, maintaining
the room temperature stage), the electrical mode is
preferred. Diesel Mode is not initiated until the mains
supply is not met, and the diesel mode function is turned
off first during the power adjustment phase.
In hot water working mode，diesel mode or electrical
mode is used to heat the tank。The tank temperature can
be set to 40°C or 60°C.
-- Diesel Mode
The heater operates at the lowest power. Stop heating
immediately after reaching the set temperature.
--Electrical Mode
Manually select the 900W or 1800W heating mode
according to the power supply capacity of the camp site.
4. Safety Instructions
Safe working environment
-- The unit can only be operated with the appropriate
control panel and accessories.
- The danger of toxic waste gas. If the vehicle is parked in
a closed room, the exhaust of the heater may be toxic in
an enclosed space (eg garage, repair shop). Therefore, in
the enclosed space, the fuel supply of the water heater is
turned off, the time switch is turned off, and the heater is
turned off through the control panel.
-- If installing an exhaust hood near or under the open
window. The device must be equipped with an automatic
closing device to prevent the operation of opening the
window.
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