INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND USER GUIDE
1.-WARNING
•Please read these instructions before installing or using this appliance for the first time. The warranty of the storage heater will not cover any
damage caused by non observance of any of these instructions.
•This Guide must be kept and given to any new owner.
•Should the heater be moved and reinstalled it is essential that the work is carried out by a fully qualified engineer.
•If during any reinstallation the thermal insulation shows any sign of damage, it is necessary for the faulty part to be removed and replaced by
an identical part.
•The use of storage heaters is forbidden in any area where there is a presence of gases, explosives or inflammable objects.
•Do not use this heater to dry clothes.
•Do not cover this heater at any time.
•The air outlet grill at the top of the heater cabinet and the air inlet at the bottom of the heater are provided to ensure the most efficient operation
of the appliance. They also protect the heater from overheating; therefore, it is essential that at no time are they covered.
•This heater should be switched off at the isolating switch before any repair work is carried out. This action should also be taken during the
times of the year when heat is not required.
•The installation of the heaters must be carried out in such a way that each pole can be disconnected from the supply having a contact
separation of at least 3 mm.
•The storage heater should not be installed just below an electrical socket.
•The appliance must be installed in such a way that it is impossible for anyone using a bath or shower, to touch the controls.
•The nominal charging time of this storage heater must be controlled by means of a programmer.
•The installation must be carried out in accordance with the current electrical regulations.
•This appliance must be earthed.
•After installation a survey of the first charging cycle should be carried out to ensure that the main input thermostat switches off. Ventilate the
room during this first cycle.
•Before carrying out any work inside the appliance, the heater must be disconnected from the electricity supply.
•Never open a charged heater.
•The presence in the air of particles of smoke, dust and other pollutants could, in time, discolour the walls and surfaces around the heater.
•To maintain stability, it is essential that the heater is placed on a level surface and care should be taken to avoid irregular surfaces, such as
may result from carpets or tiled surrounds partially protruding under the heater.
INTRODUCTION
Storage heaters are designed to take advantage of the considerable economical benefits of any restricted hour electricity tariff.
The heaters consume electricity only during the night, but due to the highly efficient storage medium, give you a truly economical 24 hours of
comfort temperatures.
Type AX 84 AX 124 AX 164 AX 208 AX 2412 AX 3216
Input 0.8 kW 1.2 kW 1.6 kW 2.0 kW 2.4 kW 3.2 kW
Voltage 220 –240 V~
Charge 6.4 kWh 9.6 kWh 12.8 kWh 16.0 kWh 19.2 kWh 25.6 kWh
Weight 43 kg 61 kg 79 kg 98 kg 116 kg 152 kg
L31.5 cm 43 cm 54 cm 65 cm 76.5 cm 99 cm
W15 cm
H72.5 cm
8.5 kg brick 4-8412 16
13 kg brick -4-4--
The input control operates a highly sensitive thermostat which regulates the amount of heat stored.
The discharge is by convection heat which can be partially controlled by use of the output control. Please note that Type AX84 is fully automatic
with no output control.
It is important that the correct rating of heater is installed to provide the selected level of heat. This will ensure the best possible running costs
against other fuels.
To reduce transport problems, the heater casings and storage bricks are packed separately.
You should be aware that Storage heaters, when fully charged, can have high surface temperatures.