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Explains warning symbols and information markers used throughout the manual.
Covers essential safety rules, child safety, electrical hazards, hot surfaces, and proper usage.
Defines acceptable applications and prohibited actions to prevent damage or injury.
Specifies required knowledge for users and professionals performing maintenance.
Details the meaning of safety signs and labels affixed to the device itself.
Lists specific residual risks such as electrical voltage, hot surfaces, suffocation, fire, and radiation exposure.
Explains the heater's function, models, heating levels, and protection features.
Outlines emergency procedures and the function of the automatic tilt protection.
Identifies and labels the main parts of the IR 2005 SC and IRS 2005 models.
Provides instructions for safely moving and storing the radiant heater when not in use.
Lists included items and guides the user through safe unpacking of the device.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the IR 2005 SC to a stand or rod.
Guides the user through assembling the IRS 2005 model with its stand and rod.
Detailed steps for retracting the heating blades, including safety warnings.
Specifies minimum distances, positioning, and placement rules for safe device installation.
Covers initial startup information, safety checks, and connecting the power cable.
Explains the function of the operating elements and how to select heating levels.
Provides clear instructions for turning the device on and shutting it down safely.
Lists common errors, their causes, and solutions for the radiant heater.
Details essential safety steps to follow before starting any maintenance or cleaning.
Guides on how to clean the device safely and effectively, including the heating rods.
Presents detailed technical parameters for both models in a comparative table format.
Provides instructions for the proper disposal of the electrical equipment.
Explains warning symbols and information markers used throughout the manual.
Covers essential safety rules, child safety, electrical hazards, hot surfaces, and proper usage.
Defines acceptable applications and prohibited actions to prevent damage or injury.
Specifies required knowledge for users and professionals performing maintenance.
Details the meaning of safety signs and labels affixed to the device itself.
Lists specific residual risks such as electrical voltage, hot surfaces, suffocation, fire, and radiation exposure.
Explains the heater's function, models, heating levels, and protection features.
Outlines emergency procedures and the function of the automatic tilt protection.
Identifies and labels the main parts of the IR 2005 SC and IRS 2005 models.
Provides instructions for safely moving and storing the radiant heater when not in use.
Lists included items and guides the user through safe unpacking of the device.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the IR 2005 SC to a stand or rod.
Guides the user through assembling the IRS 2005 model with its stand and rod.
Detailed steps for retracting the heating blades, including safety warnings.
Specifies minimum distances, positioning, and placement rules for safe device installation.
Covers initial startup information, safety checks, and connecting the power cable.
Explains the function of the operating elements and how to select heating levels.
Provides clear instructions for turning the device on and shutting it down safely.
Lists common errors, their causes, and solutions for the radiant heater.
Details essential safety steps to follow before starting any maintenance or cleaning.
Guides on how to clean the device safely and effectively, including the heating rods.
Presents detailed technical parameters for both models in a comparative table format.
Provides instructions for the proper disposal of the electrical equipment.
This document describes the Trotec IR 2005 SC and IRS 2005 radiant heaters, designed for quickly generating instant heat in roofed outdoor areas and spaces protected from weather exposure. These devices operate on the principle of infrared radiation, generated by a halogen heating element, which directly heats surrounding surfaces, persons, or objects.
The IR 2005 SC and IRS 2005 are radiant heaters that provide immediate warmth without circulating dust, making them suitable for allergy sufferers. They are equipped with three heating levels, offering flexibility in heat output. The IR 2005 SC is designed as a parasol heater, while the IRS 2005 is a floor-standing model. Both models feature silent operation and a splash-proof housing (IP34), ensuring durability and safe use in various outdoor environments. A key safety feature is the integrated tilt protection, which automatically switches off the device if it is knocked over or its upright position is significantly altered, minimizing the risk of fire. The heating blades can be extended for operation and retracted for storage or transport.
General| Brand | Trotec |
|---|---|
| Model | IR2005 SC |
| Category | Electric Heater |
| Language | English |
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