Installing The Appliance - EINHELL GS 4600 Aufstellungs- Und Bedienungsanleitung

Anleitung GS 4600- 6 spr.
GB
For your own safety, please read these
instructions carefully before you use
the heater for the first time.
Keep the instructions in a safe place
and consult them whenever necessary.
CAUTION! DANGER!
The emissions from this appliance are dangerous if
they are allowed to accumulate. It is prohibited to use
the appliance in any inhabited rooms.
Einhell cannot be held liable for non-observance of
the regulations and specifications laid down in these
instructions for use.
Description of the appliance:
Components: (Figure A)
1. Burner bracket
2. Radiator
3. Spring washer
4. Wing nut
5. Snug bolt
6. Gas pipe
7. Pressure regulator
8. Union nut
9. Safety tap
10. Knob
11. Clamping screw
12. Gas bottle valve
13. Bottle valve thread
14. Ignite here!
Features
A mobile gas radiant heater for use in uninhabited
rooms.
Technical data
Heat output: 4.6 kW - 2.7 kW (max.-min.)
Gas consumption: 336 g/h - 200 g/h (max.-min.)
Category: I 3 B/P (50)
Gas and pressure: butane gas 50 mbar
propane gas 50 mbar
Nozzle code:
Important:
This appliance works with 5 kg and 11 kg bottles of
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butane or propane gas that are fitted with a pressure
regulator (50 mbar) in accordance with the
specifications of DIN 4811-T1.
It is to be used with a standardized pipe in
accordance with the specifications of DIN/DVGW
4815-2, maximum length 50 cm.
The pipe and the pressure regulator can be
purchased separately.
This appliance is to be used only outdoors and only
for heating purposes.

Installing the appliance

Always use far away from flames, sparks or
combustible materials.
Fasten the burner bracket (1) to the appliance
using the snug bolt (5), the spring washer (3) and
the wing nut (4) (see Figure A).
The angle of the radiator can be infinitely adjusted
with the wing nut (4). Bottom and rear positions
are limited by a lug on the bracket.
Mounting the appliance on the gas
bottle
Place the appliance on the bottle so that the
projecting clamping screw (11) fits inside the front
open part of the bottle collar.
Tighten the clamping screw (11) so that the two
metal tips of the burner bracket (1) and the tip of
the clamping screw enclose the neck of the bottle
snugly, then tighten fully.
Tighten the clamping screw, making sure that
they also engage in the groove around the bottle
neck.
Slip the gas pipe (6) with self-cutting coupling on
the stub of the safety tap (9) and screw tight.
Screw the other end of the pipe tightly to the
pressure regulator (7).
N.B.: Left-hand thread.
Connect the union nut (8) of the pressure
regulator with the bottle valve thread (13) by
turning anticlockwise. Turn the union nut by hand
without the use of any tools or the bottle valve
seal may be damaged and jeopardize leak-proof
operation.
Make sure there are no cracks in the pipe and no
contact between the pipe and the radiator (2).
When the assembly work is completed, open the
gas bottle valve and check for leaks at all the
connection points using a foaming agent.
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CAUTION!
Checking for leaks with an open flame is strictly
prohibited!