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1. Electrical connections
- Before plugging into the mains, make sure the voltage of your mains supply corresponds to the value V
indicated on the appliance and that the socket and power line are appropriate for the load required.
- THIS APPLIANCE COMPLIES WITH DIRECTIVE 89/336/EEC AND D.M. 476/92 ON ELECTROMA-
GNETIC COMPATIBILITY.
2. Attaching the feet
To fit the feet, proceed as follows:
Insert the foot into the guide on the side and push as far as it will go until the two teeth hook in place (fig. 1).
3. Wall mounting
IMPORTANT: before drilling the wall, make sure the area is free of electrical wires or pipes. To fix your
convector heater to the wall, use the brackets “D” and “E” provided and appropriate screws and anchors
(not provided).
Proceed as follows:
• Fix the brackets “D”, making sure the distances are as shown in fig. 3.
• Hang the heater on the two brackets fixed to the wall. Insert the two brackets “E” in the back of the con-
vector base as shown in fig. 4.
Mark the bracket fixing points on the wall. (When mounted, block the base of the heater in a fixed posi-
tion to prevent it being removed).
• Remove the heater, drill the wall and insert the anchors.
• Fix the heater again, inserting the brackets “E” into the base of the heater and fixing them to the holes
in the wall using the screws.
Now your heater is mounted on the wall.
The appliance must not be positioned directly underneath a fixed power point.
Position the appliance in such a way that the plug is easily accessible even after installation.
4. Operation and use
Turning on
Plug into the mains, turn the thermostat dial (B) to maximum and turn the appliance on by means of the
power selector (A) as described below.
•Turn the selector to the Min position to select minimum power (the Min power light comes on).
•Turn the selector to the Med position to select medium power (the Med power light comes on).
•Turn the selector to the Max position to select maximum power (the Max power light comes on).
5. Adjusting the thermostat
When the room has reached the required temperature, turn the thermostat dial (B) slowly anticlockwise
until the lights go out and no further. The thermostat will automatically regulate the temperature set and
keep it constant.
In spring or autumn or on mild days, you can save energy by using minimum power.
6. Frost prevention mode
With the thermostat dial in the position and one of the power levels selected, the appliance maintains
room temperature at about 5°C, preventing freezing with minimal energy consumption.
7. Models with fan
A number of models have a fan for faster more even heating. To use this function, turn the power
selector (A) to the Max position (the corresponding light comes on).
8. Models with 24 hour timer (C)
To set the heating periods proceed as follows:
• Check the time on your clock or watch. If it is 10.00 for example, turn the numbered programmer disk
until the number 10 coincides with the pointer ▲ marked on the programmer.
• Set the periods of time during which you want the appliance to operate by pushing the teeth towards the cen-
tre. Each tooth corresponds to a period of 15 min. At the end of this procedure, sectors corresponding to the
operating periods can be seen.
• In this way, the appliance will function automatically each day at the times set. (Important: the appliance must
always be plugged into the socket)
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