HSC Elite BH25V2 User manual

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ELITE INDUSTRIAL SPACE HEATER
BH25V2
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
PLEASE READ BEFORE USE

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Operating Instructions.
Thank you for purchasing an Elite product, manufactured to a high standard, this product will, if used
in accordance to these operating instructions, labels affixed to the product and properly maintained,
provide you with many years of reliable service.
Propane gas cylinders are not supplied with the unit.
NOTE: This product should not be used as a primary permanent source of heating. This is a portable
heating solution offering high output temporary heat.
This heater is not intended to be used for domestic use for the heating of habitable areas.
This heater is not intended to be used to reach and maintain a certain level of human thermal
comfort within an enclosed space in which the heater is situated.
This heater is not intended for warming animals or livestock.
Ventilation of the room is necessary to prevent a deficiency of oxygen.
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. NOTE THE SAFE OPERATIONAL
REQUIREMENTS, WARNINGS & CAUTIONS. USE THE PRODUCT CORRECTLY FOR THE
PURPOSE TO WHICH IT IS INTENDED. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE AND/OR
PERSONAL INJURY AND WILL INVALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS
SAFE FOR FUTURE USE. ENSURE THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO ALL USERS
OF THE HEATER.

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SAFETY.
ENSURE gas cylinders are stored in accordance with relevant regulations.
ENSURE only propane gas is used.
ENSURE the heater and gas cylinder is located on a flat level surface.
ENSURE the gas cylinder is used in the correct orientation with the valve at the top. Secure cylinder
in position to prevent damage and movement.
ENSURE nothing is positioned directly in front or passes by the heater. Maintain a 1 metre exclusion
zone immediately around the heater.
ENSURE only the supplied hose and regulator is used.
ENSURE the heater is used in a well ventilation area, as outlined within the operating instructions,
the ventilation shall be continuous and free of obstruction. The ventilation shall be routed to an
outside area in free air.
ENSURE the heater is kept clean and in good working order.
ENSURE the heater is turned off at both the control knob and the gas cylinder when not in use.
ENSURE the gas hose is in good condition, free from kinks and twists and is not routed on walkway
that may present a trip hazard and potential damage. If any damage is noted replace immediately
before use.
ENSURE the gas hose is not in contact with any hot surfaces on the heater. Fully unwind the hose
from the heater before use. Allow the heater to cool BEFORE winding the hose back around the
heater.
ENSURE the heater is thoroughly cooled before handling or storage.
ENSURE the heater is stored in a safe, dry location preferable in the original packaging and
disconnected from the gas cylinder if not to be used for a significant amount of time.
WARNING –DO NOT use in basements or below ground level.
WARNING –If you smell gas either before or during use either turn off immediately or DO NOT
switch on. Switch off both the heater control knob and the gas valve on the cylinder. Ventilate the
area, detect the source of the gas leak and rectify.
WARNING –If the heater is used for prolonged periods it may be noted that ice forms on the gas
cylinder DO NOT use the heater to de-ice the gas cylinder.
WARNING –NOT FOR DOMESTIC USE. Do not use in high rise flats, basements or below ground
level or in leisure vehicles (mobile homes, caravans or tents). If used in a public area ensure
national regulations are adhered to and adequate protect from unauthorised operation of the
heater is implemented.
DO NOT use the heater if any parts are damaged. Immediately remove from service, repair or
replace parts. Use an authorised service agent or the manufacturer only.
DO NOT modify the heater or operate a heater which has been modified from its original design.
DO NOT allow untrained users, children or personswith learning disabilities to operate the heater.
DO NOT use the heater outside or in a wet environment such as swimming pools, saunas.

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DO NOT operate the heater without any guarding supplied, or missing components.
DO NOT operate the heater within 3 metres of the cylinder
Early symptoms include
DO NOT leave the heater unattended whilst in use.
DO NOT use the heater within a potentially explosive environment
DO NOT use duct work to direct heat. DO NOT restrict air on the inlet or exit.
DO NOT move whilst on or immediately after switching off.
DO NOT use the heater near flammable, combustible of explosive materials. This may include
solids, liquids or gases.
RISK OF CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING
Carbon Monoxide (CO) is toxic.
Carbon monoxide can build up in a confined area and failure to provide adequate ventilation can
be fatal
•Headache
•Dizziness
•Nausea
•Dry mouth and sore throat
Pregnant women, persons with certain medical conditions, persons under the influence of alcohol
and at high altitude are more susceptible to carbon monoxide poisoning.
Should anyone present with these symptoms immediately move to outside for fresh air and if
deemed necessary consult medical advice. Turn the heater off immediately and service before reuse.
We recommend the use of a carbon monoxide detector in use.
1. Introduction
The industrial space heater is a non-domestic, free standing, high output convector heater for use
with propane at 0.7bar pressure. It is designed for heating large volume spaces such as warehouses,
small factories, and it is ideal for drying out buildings. The heater is fitted with Piezo ignition and a
flame supervision device, it is also fitted with a hose tail end suitable for fitting
to 6.3 bore HP rubber hose to BS EN 16436-1
The heater should be used in accordance with these instructions and any warning affix to the unit.
2. Ventilation and free space
Use only in a well-ventilated area. The minimum room size for the space heater should not be less
than 250 m³ (8750 ft³) with a free ventilation area of more than 625²cm (97in²) divided equally
between high and low levels. The values for required ventilation only relate to this product,
therefore any other gas appliances and occupants also within the room need to be taken into
consideration and adjusted accordingly.

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3. Positioning
Fully unwind the gas hose from the heater before use. Position the heater so that it cannot overheat
the gas cylinder (3m minimum distance), care should be taken to ensure any other combustible
surfaces/walls is at least 1000 mm minimum distance from the heater. To avoid overheating the
floor, use only on a non-combustible surface. DO NOT twist or kink the flexible hose as this will
restrict flow.
Do not use aerosols, paints, glues or other flammable liquids or vapours in the same vicinity of the
heater. Ensure that the heater is positioned away from pedestrian walkways or any other routes
that may cause an obstruction and therefore present a hazard. If used in a public domain ensure a
suitable guard is positioned around the heater to protect people from hot surfaces. Do not use in
basements or below ground level where ventilation maybe compromised.
4. Using the heater
To use the space heater, a high pressure propane regulator, either pre-set to 0.7 bar and at least 3
meters of orange 6.3 bore HP hose to BS EN 16436-1 must be used and is already fitted to the
heater.
4.1. Connection to the gas supply
1. Ensure the hose to regulator and hose connections are secured with suitable hose clips.
Ensure the date on the hose is within the defined period of use and visually inspect the hose
to ensure it is free from any damage or signs of deterioration.
2. Check the regulator connection and the inside sealing face of the cylinder valve are clean and
undamaged, connect the regulator to the cylinder and spanner tighten the nut. It has a left
hand thread.
3. Check that the hose is not twisted or kinked and is secured to the fittings at both ends with
the appropriate clips and that all the gas connections are tight. Turn on the gas at the
cylinder valve . The flame supervision device should prevent gas flow to the burner; if not,
turn off the gas and consult your dealer.
4. Check for gas leaks using a soap solution or a specialist spray designed for this purpose. Do
not ignite the heater if gas is leaking. Immediately turn off the cylinder valve and disconnect,
clearly mark the appliance as defective and remove from service. Arrange remedial repair to
be conducted by a competent person, suitable qualified service agent or the manufacturer
as soon as possible.
WARNING: NEVER SEARCH FOR LEAKS WITH A NAKED FLAME.
5. When changing gas cylinders always ensure that there are no naked flames present in the
area. Check that the cylinder valve is closed before disconnecting or reconnecting the
heater.

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4.2. Lighting the heater
Note: - When lighting the heater for the first time from new, do so in a well-ventilated area
or open space to allow any fumes from the protective finish to disperse.
•Turn the Control Knob clockwise fully to the end to ensure the valve is in the closed position.
( It takes approximately 2.5 turns from the maximum position to the closed position.）
•Ensurethere is sufficient gas in the gas cylinder , and that it is correctly connected to gas
cylinder and leak free.
•Turn on the gas supply at the regulator and check all fittings and connections for gas leaks,
by smell, and if necessary, using a mild soap and water solution or a specialist detection
spray. NEVER use a match to check for gas leaks.
•Rotate the control knob anticlockwise 1/2 turns from closed position. Use the directional
arrow as your reference point.
•Press and hold the "GAS" button IN, whilst repeatedly pressing the Piezo "IGNITOR" until the
heater ignites, this may require repeated operation until the gas is ignited.
•Continue to hold IN the "GAS” button for up to 30 seconds and then release. The burner
should remain alight. If not, repeat the ignition sequence again holding the flame
“IGNITOR” button in for a little longer. If the burner does not remain lit, consult your
dealer or the manufacturer.
•With the heater on, rotate the control knob anticlockwise to increase the gas flow and
therefore increase the temperature, rotating the control knob clockwise will reduce the gas
flow and therefore the temperature and eventually switch off the heater.
WARNING: BEFORE STARTING THE HEATER, YOU MUST ENSURE THAT THE MINIMUM
VENTILATION REQUIREMENTS ARE OBSERVED TO AVOID THE RISK OF CARBON MONOXIDE
POISONING.
NOTE: THIS HEATER IS FITTED WITH AN ADDITIONAL SAFTYE DEVICE THAT ENSURES THE PRODUCT
WILL OPERATE ON A FLAT LEVEL SURFACE.
NOTE: If a new gas cylinder has been connected, it may take some time for the gas line to be purged
of air. Press the Piezo "IGNITOR" button every 10-15 seconds until the heater ignites.
NOTE: In cases where long runs of gas supply lines have been installed ahead of the appliance, it
may be necessary to bleed trapped air out of supply lines before lighting heater. New installations
generally require bleeding of supply lines. It could take several minutes before the heater can be lit,
depending upon the length of the supply line.

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4.3. Turning off the heater
•Close the propane supply cylinder valve until the flame extinguishes.
•Turn the control knob clockwise to the end (closed position).
If you are in any doubt about the use of the space heater, turn off the gas at
the cylinder valve and consult your dealer or manufacturer.
5. Care of the heater
The industrial space heater is designed and manufactured to withstand tough conditions;
this quality product will give reliable service when periodically cleaned and maintained in
accordance with these instructions.
See the Maintenance and Servicing section for routine maintenance details. Your dealer can
arrange for servicing to be done by trained agents who will ensure that the heater remains
safe and efficient.
6. Technical data
Jet
Size
Operating
Pressure
(bar)
Heat Input
Gas
Consumption
Dimensions (m)
Min.
size of
room
(m3)
Vent
area
(cm2)
kW
Btu/h
Kg/h
H
W
D
1.2
(mm)
8.5 29000 0.6
0.60
0.43
0.43
250
625
0.7
25 84000 1.79
Dm3/h
337
921

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Maintenance and servicing
7. Routine maintenance
The following routine maintenance checks should be carried out at the beginning of each
heating season or if the heater has not been used for a period of more than 12 months.
7.1. Cleaning: Ensure the heater is fully cooled before any maintenance.Wipe exposed
metal surfaces with a clean damp cloth
7.2. Burner: Occasionally, especially if the heater has not been used for a prolonged
period of time (exceeding 12 months) use a high pressure airline to blow through the gas
mixing tube and into the ignition well to remove any dust or debris. Ensure the correct
PPE is worn
7.3. Operation: Light the heater in accordance with the operating instructions and
ensure that it ignites and burns correctly. The burner is designed to operate without the
normal type of flame ports, ignition takes place within a well in the top plate of
the burner and at full rate the flame should extend beyond the edge of the circular
shaped top plate and cover the tip of the thermocouple.
7.4. Controls: Check that the flame supervision device functions correctly and that the
thermocouple will hold the flame supervision device open within 10 seconds of lighting
the heater. The flame supervision device should close within 90 seconds after the heater
is turned off. Check the thermocouple connection to the flame supervision device; it
should be finger tight plus half a turn.
7.5. Tilt Switch. There is an additional safety device in the form of an orientation specific
micro-switch that will close the flame supervision device in the event of the unit is either
knocked over or not used a level surface. If the unit does not remain lit although there is
gas and the unit ignites check the function and connections of this device, located
behind the control panel.
7.6 Gas Hose. If the gas hose has either expired or requires replacement ensure a
suitable replacement is used supplied by the manufacturer with the correct hose tail end
suitable for fitting to 6.3 bore HP rubber hose to BS EN 16436-1. Ensure the female
hosetail is conneted to the gas inlet on the appliance a tightened to a torque of 5 N.M.
8. Servicing:
Important: Servicing should only be carried out by trained and competent service
agents, authorised dealer or the manufacturer. After the servicing or replacement of
any part check for gas leaks and correct operation before returning the heater for use.
8.1. Gas Jet
1. This part is not serviceable part.
2. Maintain by cleaning dirt and debris from the burner using compressed air.

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8.2. Spark electrode: To replace the spark electrode.
1. Remove the HT lead from the spark electrode connector.
2. Unscrew and remove the spark electrode from the burner.
3. Check and remove any obstructions from the ignition well in the burner.
4. Insert the new electrode ensuring this is fully inserted, there is a shoulder profile
on the spark electrode.
5. Reverse the above procedure to reassemble.
8.3. Igniter & lead: To replace the igniter and HT lead.
1. Remove the HT lead from both the electrode connector and the igniter
connector.
2. Remove back nut to remove the ignitor.
3. Reverse the above procedure to reassemble.
8.4. Thermocouple & locknuts: To replace the thermocouple and locknut.
1. Disconnect the thermocouple from the flame supervision device.
2. Remove top locknut and thermocouple from the burner, remove the
thermocouple.
3. Remove one locknut from new thermocouple and use the old thermocouple as a
guide to align the locknuts. Position new thermocouple in the burner so that the
tip of the thermocouple is 10 mm above the lip of the burner. Secure into
position with second locknut.
4. Reconnect thermocouple to flame supervision device. The nut should be finger
tight plus half a turn.
8.5. Flame Supervision Device: To replace the flame supervision device and its locknuts.
1. Remove the hose connector from the inlet side of the flame supervision device.
2. Disconnect the supply tube between the flame supervision device and the gas
flow valve.
3. Disconnect the thermocouple from the flame supervision device.
4. Remove front locknut and the valve support bracket, withdraw the flame
supervision device from the heater.
5. Remove one locknut from new flame supervision device, ensure that the second
locknut is screwed down to the end of the thread and position the device in the
location hole. Reassemble in reverse order.
Note: The thermocouple connection should be finger tight plus half a turn.
9. Repairs: repairs should be carried out only by those who are suitably qualified to do so.
Upon a repair being needed, please contact your dealer who will be able to advise you
on the appropriate action to take.

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The Hire Supply Company (UK) Ltd, 7-10 Eldon Road Trading Estate,
Attenborough, Nottingham, NG9 6DZ, UK
HSC Industrial & Commercial Equipment (EU) Ltd.
First Floor, Penrose 1, Penrose Dock, CORK, T23 KW81. IRELAND.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION: Please recycle any unwanted materials as
opposed to disposing them as general waste. It is recommended the original is
retained and used to store the product when not in use for prolonged periods of
time. If this is not applicable ensure the materials are sorted and recycled in
accordance with local regulations.
SPECIFICATION CHANGE: It is out policy to continually improve products to ensure
these meet the rigours of the industry we serve. Therefore as such we reserve the
right to alter specifications, data and components parts without prior notice.
WARRANTY: All Elite products come with a 1 year warranty from date of purchase,
proof of which will be required in the event of any claim.
IMPORTANT: No liability will be accepted for the incorrect use of this product.
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