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A M B I E N T H E A T I N G S O L U T I O N S
3. The HEATSCOPE® is protected against splashing water and has an IP44 protection class rating (model
VISION) resp. IP24 (model SPOT). Nevertheless, it is mandatory to install the unit on a surface where it is
well protected from any weather influences like rain and dust from above; so the HEATSCOPE® has to be
installed under a roof, an overhang or in combionation with the optional available weather shield.
4. As soon as the unit is connected to a power source and switched on using an „ON/OFF" switch or other
operating component, it takes a maximum of 15-30 seconds until it reaches its operating temperature.
5. CAUTION: Risk of burns! The front screen (approx. 300°C) and protective fin front (approx. 300°C) gets
very hot when the unit is operating.
Do not cover either part of the front or the entire front of the radiant heater. Do not touch any part of
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the HEATSCOPE® during operation and up to 30 minutes after switching it off.
6. For your own safety, never dry textiles or other materials using the HEATSCOPE®. Covering the radiant
heater may result in a fire! Always maintain a distance from the heating surface of the HEATSCOPE® of at
least 150 cm from textiles, cloth and other easy inflammable soft materials.
7. Ensure that cables, furniture, flammable materials or other objects do not come into contact with
the surface of the radiant heater and never cover the unit. Under no circumstances should the unit be
covered or enclosed with insulating or similar materials. Adequate ventilation surrounding the heater
must be ensured at any time. Ledgers, beams and rafters must not be cut into or grooved to install the
infrared heater.
When installing the HEATSCOPE® radiant heater, ensure that the lower edge of the unit is at least 180 cm
from the ground and the safety clearances from the wall and ceiling set out in this manual are maintai-
ned. Always maintain a distance from the heating surface of the HEATSCOPE® of at least 150 cm from
textiles, cloth and other easy inflammable soft materials.
8. Disconnect the radiant heater from the power supply before cleaning it, adjusting the angle or remo-
ving it from the wall/ceiling. Wait until the heating elements are not glowing any more and the housing is
noticably cooled down. If buried cables are used, switch off the power using an omnipolar switch.
9. The HEATSCOPE® features an omnipolar „ON/OFF" switch. The unit can be controlled manually either
using an IR remote control (supplied, depending on the model) or a selector switch on the unit itself
(depending on the model as well). The unit must be connected to a residual current circuit breaker and a
fuse on the installation side.
10. The unit must only be used with an approved isolating system, which must be built in the existing
electrical installation acc. to the facility regulations. The heater comes as standard with a separate open-
ended cable for connection purposes.
11. The power cable or buried cable with omnipolar switch may only be replaced by a professional speci-
alist electrical company enlisted or approved by the manufacturer. Heating elements, other components
or parts of the housing may only be replaced by a service organisation enlisted by the manufacturer.
If you yourself or someone enlisted by you carries out repairs, they will not be covered by the guarantee.
Improper repairs and incorrect installation or operation shall invalidate the guarantee immediately.
12. If the heater was installed inappropriately or was connected unhomogeneously with the local
electrical supply cable, high transfer resistances may occur, which lead to overheating of the device. For
the heating system and many custom applications the heaters were equipped with a NTC temperature
control and an additional latching temperature limiter.
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