Comfort-Aire IRGPH15B - Manual (Page 4)

Owner’s Manual Glass Panel Heater Heat Controller
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
PORTABLE FLOOR MOUNT OPTION–INSTALL SUPPORT FEET
1. The wall brackets supplied with the heater must be
used for the wall mount option
2. The heater should be positioned observing the
minimum clearances stated around the heater:
MINIMUM CLEARANCES (SEE FIG 1) :
From top surface of heater
18” (450mm)
From side of heater 10” (250mm)
From bottom of heater 6” (150mm)
Do not locate the heater where a draft may affect
the ambient temperature readings, and thus the
controll setting.
3. First remove the wall bracket from the rear housing
of the heater. Unscrew the (2) screws located on
the top of the two vertical bars of the wall bracket
(see Step1 on page 3).
4. Pull out the top of the bar by pressing firmly on both
upper tabs slotted into the rear housing (Step 2).
5. Slide the wall bracket down to remove it from the
rear housing (Step 3).
6. Fix the wall bracket securely to the wall through
the (4) screw holes provided. Use wall anchors if
necessary (not provided).
7 . Hold the heater in the upright (vertical) position.
and position the top of heater against the wall
bracket. Push the bottom slots on the heater’s
back enclosure onto bottom tabs on the vertical
bracket bars. Pull up on the heater to seat the
heater onto the bracket.
8. Push the heater toward the top of the bracket’s
vertical bars, firmly seating the bracket tabs into
the top slots on the back of the heater enclosure.
Tighten the (2) screws on the top of the bracket’s
vertical bars to lock the heater to the mounting
bracket (Step 4).
FIXED WALL MOUNT OPTION–INSTALLATION
1. Turn the heater upside down begin assembly of the
two support feet by unscrewing the wing-nuts.
2. Position the support feet with the longer section at
the rear of the heater as shown (Fig.1-2)..
3. Reinstall the wing nuts and be sure both wing-nuts
are tightened firmly and the casters on the feet are
secure.
4. Turn the heater upright before operating it.
• The heater must be powered with 120V 60Hz
single phase current.
• The power outlet must be properly polarized and
grounded. Use of a ground fault circuit interrupter
(GFCI) is always recommended
• The proper electrical outlet, circuit breaker, etc.,
must be installed by a qualified electrician.
• Use of an extension cord is not recommended.
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