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Using Your Convection Panel Heater
• Turn the heater upright so that
the plastic feet are holding up
the heating unit.
Wall Mounting Instructions
Please ensure your wall is capable
of holding the weight of this heater
and that the right screws are used
for your wall.
This unit can be mounted on any
wall in any room of the home. When
selecting a location, decide upon a
position that takes advantage of the
maximum volume of air.
CAUTION: Before
mounting the heater
to the wall please
ensure that all three
attachment points are
secure in either timber
or concrete. Do NOT
secure directly into
plaster. Please contact
a tradesman if you are
unsure.Please see the
Fig. 1 which illustrates
the points of contact.
Ensure that the heater
is at least 500mm from
the floor and corners of
the wall.
Before First Use
Remove your heater from its carton
and associated protective wrapping.
Unwind the cord to its full length and
remove any protective cardboard or
foam that may have been used to
minimize transportation damage.
How to Operate
The KPH200 can be either wall
mounted or used on the floor.
Relevant brackets and feet come
with the unit. For wall mounting
operation, follow instructions under
Wall Mounting Instructions.
Floor Use Instructions
1. Place the heater on a firm,
level surface in a stable upright
position and secure the supplied
feet with the screws provided.
2. Visually inspect the air inlet and
outlets to ensure no foreign
material is blocking these areas.
Securing the Heater Feet
• The heater has two plastic stands
or ‘feet’ that come with a set
of screws that you will need
to secure at the base of the
product. Locate the screws that
are positioned at the base of the
unit, approximately 5cm from
the far left and right sides of the
heating unit. Unscrew them, but
leave the centre screw in place.
• Clip the plastic feet into the two
perforations, located at the base
of the unit.
• Line up the screw holes in the
plastic stands with those in the
base of the heater. Re-attach the
screws to secure the plastic feet.
Fig. 1
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