
Please note:The heater pad must lie within the marked area on the base of the cover. The
heater pad gets very hot and nothing more than the liner must come into contact with it.
Make sure the lead is not pulled
over/under the pad. Test the heater pad
now by plugging it in and allowing a
couple of moments. Carefully check that
the heater pad does indeed start to warm
up.
On the previous model the foam was
screwed in place. The attached sheets
remove the need for the screws now.
Once filled, the water will help keep the
foam in place.
You may need to cut a slit in the sheets to
pass the heater pad through so it is on
top of the sheets OR if the distance to
your plug socket is minimal, pass the
cable of the heater pad through one of
the corners to position the heater pad on
the top.
Consider distance to a wall electrical socket (before filling) when deciding which
corner to use i.e. choose corner nearest to your socket. The length of the cable from
the controller to the plug is 1.5m. Please note: the foam walls may be shorter in length
than the base board position the foam walls evenly around the board. If cutting a slit,
make sure the slit is in the middle in a direct line with the groove in the board.
Place the liner on top of the sheets that are already attached to the foam walls so that
it fits over the side of the shaped foam walls and extends over the top. Ensure that the
liner fits evenly around the foam walls. The liner can be used either way up. The liner
is an essential component since in the unlikely event of a puncture, the liner prevents
possible water damage to the base of the bed floor. The heater pad is low voltage as a
further safety measure. Either tuck any excess liner under the foam walls, or back over
around the bag when that is placed on top and filled. Make sure that the excess liner
will not become trapped in the zip of the PVC cover.