THERMOBILE AGA 111 Manual Del Usuario página 15

1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1.1 Pictograms in this manual
Caution
Indicates risk of damage to the
appliance.
Warning
Indicates a dangerous situation that
may lead to death or serious injuries.
Warning
Always switch off power when
performing maintenance or repairs on
the convector heater!
Hot
Some surfaces may be hot! Wait until
these parts have sufficiently cooled
down before performing
maintenance.
Suggestions and tips to facilitate the
specified tasks or actions.
1.2 Pictograms on the heater (fig. 2)
A Identification plate
B Adjustment data for gas
C User instructions
D User instructions
1.3 Use this product for its intended
use
The heater described in this manual is
suitable for heating using natural gas and
propane gas.
The heater has been designed for heating
poultry houses, greenhouses and
polytunnels, and for drying agricultural
produce.
AGA 111
1.4
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2.1
This heater is a directly-fired natural gas
heater with a combustion air fan and a hot air
fan.
The heater is equipped with a connection for
a room thermostat.
The heater has been tested at sea level at a
temperature of 20 °C.
2.2
After the heater is switched to the "heat"
position, the fans for the hot air and the
combustion air start. The electrical ignition is
activated and, after some time, the gas
control block connects the gas supply to the
burner.
40.020.955 - rev. 05 - 2017
General instructions
Warning
• Read this manual carefully
before using the heater.
• Keep this document with the
heater.
• Follow the described procedures.
• Never lean against the heater.
• Keep highly inflammable
materials at a minimum distance
of 3 m from the heater.
• Do not put the heater on an
inflammable floor.
• Make sure there is enough air for
good combustion.
• Only perform repair and
maintance work when the
convector heater has sufficiently
cooled down, and after removing
the plug from the socket.
• Make sure there is fire-
extinguishing equipment near the
heater.
• The gas connection must comply
with the applicable local
regulations.
INTRODUCTION
Purpose
Principle of operation
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