Product
Description
The XL12 Storage Heater has an input rating of 1.70kW.
It`s new and improved regulator create increased
comfort levels and running costs.
Key Features
The UK`s slimmest Storage Heater, less than 150mm
(6" deep).
Smooth curved styling for added safety.
New improved charge regulator for 2001 gives increased
comfort level & running economy.
A room temperature boost control releases additional
heat later in the day by allowing a greater airflow
through the heater core.
The room temperature boost may be operated manually
or set to open automatically each day.
The control knobs are positioned on the sloping
rear top panel of the heater and are out of sight
of young children.
Frontal grille for efficient heat distribution.
The heater must be fixed securely to the wall
for safety and efficiency of operation. The feet
may be concealed beneath carpeting or stand on
top of suitable floor coverings.
Simplified construction for ease of assembly.
Additional Information
Do no cover or obstruct the surfaces of the appliance.
Do not position under windows where curtains may
contact the heater
Do not place objects in contact with the heater.
Standard Warranty
12 months
Supply Connection
The electrical installation must be carried out
by a competent electrician and be in strict accordance
with the current I.E.E. regulation for Electrical
Equipment in Buildings.
Located at front right hand end of base -accessible
by removal of front panel assembly. Hidden cable
support straps at rear of heater allow neat supply
cable connection from either side of heater.
Construction Details
Galvanised finish sheet steel base, mounted on
steel feet, supporting double skin front and outer
panels. One piece front panel/grille assembly
and front inner skin remove for brick loading.
Before cleaning your heater, switch off and allow
to cool down. Disconnect electrical supply to
appliance. Use a damp cloth to clean the outside
of the model.
Assembly Information
It is important that the fixing device chosen
is appropriate to the wall material to which the
heater is being fixed. Some modern internal building
materials are very low-density block and require
specialised fixing devices to provide a safe,
secure installation.
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