Mode Of Operation; Intended Use; Improper Use; Foreseeable Improper Use - HEYLO DE2XS Betriebsanleitung

Electric heater DE2XS
Assembly, scope of delivery and
accessories
6
5
4
Fig. 3:
Electric heater
1 Carry handle
3 Air outlet
5 Heating temperature
rotary knob
The scope of supply includes:
– Air heater
– Operating manual
Available accessories: see Accessories list.

Mode of operation

The device is equipped with a heating element, a fan
and a thermostat.
Air is sucked in by the fan on the inlet side, routed
through the heating element where it is heated and
then emitted on the outlet side.
The device can generate a room temperature of up
to 40 °C.
The thermostat identifies the temperature of the air
taken in at the air inlet and then regulates the tem-
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2
3
2 Housing
4 Air inlet
6 Rotary selector for
operating mode
(Heat 1000 W, Heat
2000 W)
perature of the heating element. The heating ele-
ment and the fan are switched off when the set room
temperature (maximum 40 °C) is reached at the air
inlet.
The heating element and the fan are switched back
on automatically when the room temperature falls
below the set heating temperature.
See also
 Intended use [ 26]
15.2.1

Intended use

The device serves to generate warm air. The warm
air can be used for spot heating or for heating en-
closed spaces.
Intended use also includes observance of the oper-
ating conditions (see Operating conditions
Any other use or any application transcending the
specified use is considered improper use. Improper
use will result in all warranty claims becoming void.
15.2.2

Improper use

Any uses other than the heating of air are prohibited.
Improper use may lead to danger.
– Improper use is, for example, if safety-related
components are interfered with without authori-
zation.
– In addition, improper use is if the specified oper-
ating conditions are not met or the device is in-
sufficiently maintained.
15.2.3

Foreseeable improper use

The following types of misuse can be envisaged:
– Operation while ignoring prescribed safety clear-
ances
– Operation while ignoring applicable operating
conditions
[ 24]).
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