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General| Brand | Radiant |
|---|---|
| Model | 160A124 |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
Highlights key features like Positive Domed tank, dual-handed design, and Australian made quality.
Specifies installation must be by a licensed tradesperson according to standards and local regulations.
Details required water supply pressures for different models and the need for pressure limiting devices.
States the water heater must not be used for pool heating.
Recommends placement near outlets, ensuring service access, and using a plinth in wet conditions.
Instructions on installing and maintaining the PTR valve, its importance for safety, and potential dangers.
Details requirements for cold water inlet connections, including isolating and non-return valves.
Guidance on connecting the hot water outlet and insulating hot water lines for efficiency.
Specifies the type of insulation required for hot water pipes.
Mandates temperature control devices to prevent scalds, as per standards.
Warns against resetting the thermal cutout without service by a qualified person.
Advises filling the heater with water before turning on electricity.
Instructions for electricians regarding thermostat reset and wiring placement.
Provides physical dimensions (Height, Diameter, Outlet/Inlet Height, Entry) for different tank sizes.
Lists technical details like Storage Capacity, Hot Water Delivery, Weight, Element Sizes, and Relief Valve ratings.
Defines appliance usage restrictions for persons with reduced capabilities and advises child supervision.
Step-by-step guide on how to fill the water heater before initial power-up.
Discusses suitability for different water conditions and potential issues with TDS and corrosivity.
Warns about hydrogen accumulation in unused heaters and safe dissipation methods.
Lists safety devices (thermostat, PTR valve) that must not be removed or tampered with.
Emphasizes that the PTR valve and its drain outlet must not be sealed or blocked.
Highlights the risk of tank explosion if the relief valve easing lever is not operated periodically.
Instructs owners on how to perform a six-monthly check of the Pressure & Temperature Relief Valve.
Details the recommended five-yearly service by a licensed tradesperson or Dux agent.
Provides a checklist for common issues like no hot water before contacting service.
Lists potential causes for insufficient hot water, including PTR valve discharge and usage patterns.
Explains normal and abnormal water discharge from the Pressure & Temperature Relief Valve.
Identifies causes for continuous PTR valve discharge, such as high pressure or faulty components.
Suggests reasons for high electricity consumption, like PTR valve leaks or excessive hot water use.
Covers the unit and components for one year against defects in materials or workmanship.
Offers a guarantee to replace the unit if the inner cylinder fails within five years.
Outlines the benefits, exclusions, and general conditions applicable to the warranty.
Covers installation mandate and non-genuine parts requirements for warranty validation.
Details the process for returning parts, making a claim, and required information.
Provides contact details for service and warranty, and references Australian Consumer Law rights.
States that the product warranty is applicable only in Australia and New Zealand.
Explains how personal details are shared with service agents for warranty purposes.
Provides fields for the owner to record personal, purchase, and installation details for future reference.
Provides fields for recording service dates, work performed, and service agent signature.
