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General| Brand | Radiant |
|---|---|
| Model | 250A136 |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
Lists key features like domed tank, dual-handed design, and Australian made.
Details mandatory installation standards, local regulations, and specific Victorian requirements.
Specifies pressure limits for models and requirements for pressure limiting devices.
Advises on optimal placement near outlets and clearance for service access.
Explains installation, operation, testing, and maintenance of the PTR valve.
Details required fittings like isolating valve, non-return valve, and strainer for cold water inlet.
Describes connecting hot water outlet pipes and recommends insulation.
Illustrates the cold water inlet arrangement with various valves and connections.
Outlines requirements for single-phase 240V AC supply, compliance, and wiring rules.
Warns about thermal cut-out, filling before power, and qualified electrician for replacements.
Provides physical dimensions (height, diameter) for different tank sizes.
Lists storage capacity, delivery volume, weight, element sizes, and relief valve ratings.
Advises on appliance use by persons with reduced capabilities and supervision of children.
Step-by-step guide on how to fill the water heater before turning on power.
Discusses suitability for Australian water supplies and effects of TDS and saturation index.
Warns about hydrogen accumulation in unused heaters and precautions for venting.
Highlights the fitted thermostat, over-temperature cut-out, and PTR valve.
Details PTR valve testing, non-tampering rules, and periodic checks.
Explains the risk of tank explosion if the PTR valve easing lever is not operated.
Instructions for owners to operate the PTR valve every six months.
Recommends professional service including valve and anode replacement and flushing.
Guides users on checking hot water availability, sizing, and usage before calling for service.
Lists potential reasons for lack of hot water, including PTR valve discharge and usage patterns.
Explains normal PTR valve leaks and how to address continuous trickles.
Suggests causes for high bills like PTR valve leaks, excessive usage, or pipe leaks.
Outlines the 1-year comprehensive warranty and 5-year tank replacement guarantee.
Details what the warranty covers (materials, workmanship) and common exclusions.
Mentions consumer rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Explains how to make a claim, required details, and contact information.
Provides contact information and notes on consequential loss and ACL guarantees.
States warranty is valid only in Australia and New Zealand.
Provides sections for recording personal, purchase, and service history.
