Steinbach BP-39WS-B Mini - Page 46

- Never pull the power cable to disconnect the power plug from
the socket. Always disconnect by holding the power plug.
- Never use the power cable as a carrier handle.
- Keep the heat pump, power plug and power cable away from
open res and hot surfaces.
- Make sure that the power cable does not present a trip hazard.
- Do not bend the power cable or posion it over sharp edges.
-
Make sure that children do not put objects into the heat pump.
- Keep the openings free from foreign objects.
-
When the heat pump is not in use, is being cleaned, or if a fault
occurs, always switch o the heat pump and disconnect its power
plug from the socket.
-
Make sure that the actual operang voltage does not deviate
from the nominal value by more than 10% (see "Technical Data").
-
As a protecve device, the heat pump must have a circuit breaker
with a 16 A slow-blow fuse; this protecve device may only feed
the heat pump. Even when using a protecve device with all-pole
disconnecon, it must sll have a dierenal switch with a
dierenal current not exceeding 30 mA.
- Make sure that the electrical system to which the heat pump is
connected contains a grounding conductor.
-
If a power plug is going to be installed for connecon to the
mains, it must have a protecon level of at least IPX4 and a
terminal for connecng the grounding conductor. The same
applies to the power supply cable, which must also have a
grounding conductor.
- Protect the power cable and the power plug from rain and
moisture.
- Protect the power cable and the power plug from damage.
46