The Radiator Centre Outline Electric Series Manual

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Head Ofce
The Radiator Centre, 7 Holywell Hill, St Albans, AL1 1E
Tel: [phone]
Outline Electric Fixing Instructions
Key
Component
ARadiator
BWall mounting brackets
CScrews*
DRadiator bottom holding bracket
EM6 x 12mm capscrew
FWall holding bracket
Qty
1
2 (these are packed with radiator for transit)
6 required in total
1 (packed with radiator)
1
1 off
* The Eskimo brackets supplied with your radiator are fully designed to carry the weight of the radiator.
Fixings (Screws, wall plugs etc) are not supplied with the radiator. Fixings must be selected according to wall
material and construction, i.e. brickwork, plasterboard, wood panelling etc. The minimum design load per
fixing should be sufficient to carry its share of the weight (as stated on your delivery note) of your radiator eg
if you are need four fixings only then each must be designed, as a minimum, to carry one quarter of the
weight of your radiator - for eight fixings - one eighth of the weight each, etc
Tools required
Tape measure
Spirit Level
Electric Drill
Masonry drill bit to suit wall plug or screw size (Eskimo brackets will take screws up to 7mm in diameter)
Screws & Wall plugs as required
Screwdriver
**Gong radiators – Eskimo su lies cotton jeweller’s gloves with these finishes; lease ensure your
installer wears these at all times to avoid unnecessary cleaning after installation

Test
Head Ofce
The Radiator Centre, 7 Holywell Hill, St Albans, AL1 1E
Tel: [phone]
Outline Electric Fixing Instructions
1. Before starting work, ensure working area is free of obstructions and objects that could cause harm to you or
the radiator. Unpack radiator carefully but eel off rotective lastic film (not resent on all finishes)
if ins ection is required then rea ly until installation is com lete.
If laying the radiator onto the
floor place it with the back (aluminium heat exchanger) face to the floor, unless you can ensure that there is
nothing underneath that could cause damage to the flat panel face – grit or foreign objects can scratch the
flat panel even through a protective film.
2. Bracket fixing positions are shown on the drawing above. Accurately mark out hole positions on wall using a
spirit level and tape measure.
3. Drill holes for slotted bracket hole only in wall as required by screws and wall plugs used.
4. Attach wall mounting brackets (B) to wall initially with one screw only through slotted hole ensuring the hook
is at the top and the correctly handed bracket is used on the correct side (see drawing top view).
5. Check brackets for alignment using spirit level, and adjust as necessary, then drill and screw second bracket
hole. It is essential that all brackets align correctly with their corres onding mounting ositions
on the radiator.
6. Hang the radiator onto the brackets (B) ensuring both brackets are fully engaged. Radiators are a heavy
item, and many of the radiators in our range require more than 1 erson to lift them safely.
Never attem t to mount a radiator that you cannot comfortably lift.
7. Wire radiator into a fused spur providing a means of isolation in accordance with current ISO standards.
8. Remove any rotective lastic film before subjecting radiator to heat.
9. If installation problems arise, please refer to the Eskimo website for more detailed information. If problems
persist, please contact the Eskimo technical department – the number is shown at the top of this page.
10. Brushed stainless steel can be cleaned with baby oil, mirror stainless steel with a mirror cleaner.
Abrasive
cleaners should never be used on Eskimo roducts.