Electrical Installation - S&P HELI 300 DUO Instrucciones De Montaje

- This device has been manufac-
tured with IP 24 grade protec-
tion against water splashes,
and in consequence can be
used in bathrooms or humid
environments, but never wit-
hin Zone 0 or Zone 1. (Figure
2)
- The regulation controls must
never be accessible from within
the bath or shower.
- This device and its installation
method have been designed for
use as a towel dryer/heater, and
in consequence it should not
carry excessive loads, nor
should anybody lean on it or play
with it.
2. INSTALLATION
- After carefully reading the safety
and installation recommendations
in section 1, proceed with the ins-
tallation of the device, in line with
the sequence shown in figures 3
to 8.
- The round piece of the support
rotates and can be used to correct
small alignment defects between
the holes. (Figure 5)

3. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

- This device must be fed with a
tension of 230V AC 50 Hz.
- This device can be installed with
a cable with a plug, or with a cable
for fixed installation.
With regards to the connection to
the grid, bear in mind the directi-
ves contained in the Low Tension
Regulations and in the regulations
of each country.
- Although the device is fitted with
a circuit breaker, we should place
between the device and the electri-
cal grid an omnipolar circuit brea-
ker with a minimum gap of 3mm
between contacts, suitable for the
load, and in line with current regu-
lations.
- An earth connection is not
necessary.
4. USE OF THE DEVICE
- This device is fitted with a button
circuit breaker (Fig. 9 F). When the
device is being fed, the red light
comes on (Fig. 9 E) and the opera-
tion of the device depends on the
position of the thermostat (Fig. 9
B).
- The red light (Fig. 9 E) indicates
the presence of power and not the
state of operation of the device.
- The thermostat (Fig. 9 B) main-
tains the required atmospheric
temperature, connecting and dis-
connecting the device automati-
cally.
If you wish to dry your towels for
a specific period of time, simply
programme the timer (Fig. 9 D) at
the required temperature and turn
the thermostat (Fig. 9 B) clockwi-
se up to the maximum point, thus
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