WARNING
Hot water
High water temperature above 49°C can cause serious scalding, and in extreme cases even death.
The heating system can supply water at a temperature above 85°C.
• Always use a mixer tap set at a temperature that cannot exceed 48°C for safe operation.
• Always check the water temperature before using a shower or bathtub.
• Hot water can be dangerous, especially for babies, children, the elderly and the sick.
How long can the skin be exposed to hot water?
Temperature °C
70
66
60
54
52
49
38
Source: Moritz, A.R./Herriques, F.C.: Studies of thermal injuries: the relative importance of time and surface
temperature in causation of Cutaneous burns A. J. Pathol 1947; 23: 695–720.
• Before using the hot water tap or shower, let the water run until the temperature is safe and
stabilised.
• Check the water temperature before letting a child use the bathtub or shower.
• Never allow a child or a disabled person to bathe unattended.
WARNING
Hot water from the boiler is not intended for drinking or use in food preparation.
WARNING
Always drain freshwater from the boiler during extended layups or when there is a risk of frost to
prevent the boiler from freezing. The warranty does not cover damage caused by freezing.
CAUTION
• Damage to the heating system may void your warranty.
• Do not make any modifications. Any modifications made to the system or its controls may cause
unforeseen serious risks, and void your warranty.
NOTICE
The output temperature from the system and the temperature in the tap can differ, depending on
water conditions and length of pipe to the heating system.
Time before skin injuries occur
Extreme danger!
< 1 second
Very dangerous!
1-5 seconds
Danger!
< 10 seconds
< 30 seconds
Warning!
2 minutes
5–10 minutes
Safe
Safe bathing temperature
31