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USER MANUAL Heat Glare 1500 GRANDHALL

Setting up a terrace heater

Infrared radiant heater for indoor and outdoor use

Grandhall 1500/2000 Terrace Heater

Instructions for use of terrace heaters made by Grand Hall Europe B.V.

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Thank you for choosing a terrace heater made by Grand Hall Europe B.V. We are sure that you will be pleased with your choice. This radiant heater will operate to your complete satisfaction.

In order to use your terrace heater properly and above all safely, it is important that you read through these instructions carefully in full and that you observe them. Please pay special attention to the safety rules set out in these instructions. These rules are for the safety of individuals and their surroundings.

Please save these instructions so that you can consult them in the future. We also recommend saving the packaging, which you can use to store the heater out of season.

Your infrared terrace heater heats not only the air around you, but also all objects within range of the radiant heater. This means that the infrared radiant heater works effectively and the device is also suitable for use in the open air.

Infrared radiant heaters from Grandhall offer you the following benefits:

• A high degree of water-resistance, which means they are resistant to rain and splashing water (IP65).
• They can be installed under a roof, on a terrace, under a parasol, against the frontage of a building, beside a swimming pool, in offices, workshops, etc.
• Grandhall terrace heaters can be connected to a dimmer switch, allowing you to set the heat level as required.
• The heaters are fitted with a special LOW Glare Coated lamp, which means they emit up to 80% less red light and no UV radiation. The expected lamp life is 5000 hours.

Safety rules:

When using electrical terrace heaters/infrared radiant heaters, the safety rules must be observed at all times in order to avoid the risk of fire and physical injury. For this reason, you should read these safety rules and instructions carefully before installing or using the terrace heater and follow them in practice.

Before use, check whether the voltage shown on the device matches the voltage of the electrical socket you want to connect the unit to.
Only use the cable supplied to connect your terrace heater to the mains electrical supply. Do not place the terrace heater in the immediate vicinity of an electrical socket. Use an electrical socket which is at least 100cm away from the terrace heater.
1 Make sure the cable of the terrace heater is not hanging over sharp edges, is not hanging on the terrace heater itself, is not at risk of being caught on moving objects or tripped over, and is not exposed to hot objects.
1 Do not place flammable objects such as curtains, furniture, paper, etc. in the immediate vicinity of the terrace heater; maintain a distance of at least 100cm . Make sure that wind or another factor cannot bring flammable materials close to the terrace heater. This can lead to damage from singeing and/or burning. Examples are: curtains, canvas, aluminium/plastic sheeting, flags, etc.

Under no circumstances should you ever hang any textiles or other materials over the heater to dry. Only use the infrared radiant heater to heat open areas.

1 Do not use flammable or ignitable fluids or materials such as petrol, paint, gas canisters, etc. in the immediate vicinity of the terrace heater. Do not use the terrace heater close to objects such as gas tanks, gas pipes, spray cans, or the like; this can lead to a risk of fire and/or explosion.
Terrace heaters bearing the code IP65 are suitable for outdoor use, which means they are resistant to rain and splashing water. Make sure the terrace heater cannot fall into water and do not expose the terrace heater to water jets.
You must avoid covering or blocking the terrace heater at all times, as this can cause the device to overheat. The distance between the device and other objects must be at least 100 cm.
Terrace heaters become very hot during use. Do not touch the device during use, as this will result in burns.
If at any time the device does not work properly for any reason or the cable and/or the plug show signs of cracks, immediately take the terrace heater out of use by disconnecting the electricity supply.

Always turn off the terrace heater, break the electrical connection, and allow the heater to cool down before touching, moving, installing, cleaning, or carrying out maintenance on the terrace heater. Never poke sharp objects or anything else through the openings of the terrace heater.
Install the terrace heater in such a way that it is placed out of the reach of children, and never leave children alone with the terrace heater.

Installation:

1 The radiant heater consists of a casing containing an infrared lamp, a suitable power cable with moulded plug, wall bracket, and mounting materials. The mounting materials supplied are suitable for mounting the device to a brick exterior wall, interior wall, or ceiling. To mount it to any other kind of wall, you should seek the advice of an expert dealer.
1 Remove the terrace heater from the packaging and check the heater and the cable for damage.
Always make sure that the terrace heater/infrared radiant heater is installed in such a way that it cannot come loose from the mounting point. Install the terrace heater at a sufficient distance from other materials so that the heat can be carried away.
We advise against installing the terrace heater where it would be exposed to the full force of the wind.
1 Attach the wall support firmly to the base using the supplied wall bolts and fit the terrace heater to the wall support using the two M6 bolts supplied. Check whether the terrace heater is installed securely. Set the required heating angle and once again check whether the terrace heater has been installed securely.
If you want to connect the terrace heater to an external switch, have this work carried out by a qualified electrician.
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Use:

Before use, check the terrace heater for damage, ensure it is installed and mounted properly, and make sure there are no flammable objects nearby.

In order to turn on the terrace heater, place the plug in the socket or use the external switch which has been fitted separately. Always wait 10 minutes after switching the heater off before turning it on again.

In order to turn off the terrace heater, remove the plug from the socket or use the external switch fitted separately.

For the remote control heater, following information is for your reference.

low button = 660 watts low power with blue light.

med button=1320 watts medium power with purple light.

high button=2000 watts high power with red light.

Cleaning and maintenance:

Before cleaning the terrace heater, turn it off by removing the plug from the socket and let the terrace heater cool down. You can clean the terrace heater using a clean cloth, which may be dampened if necessary. Never use corrosive or flammable cleaning agents, scourers, scouring sponges, or brushes. Never immerse the terrace heater or cable in water or any other liquid in order to clean it.

Service:

Any repairs must be performed by a certified specialist who is authorized to carry out the work. Parts required for repairs can be supplied by Grandhall. The manufacturer of the terrace heater reserves the right to make changes to the products or documentation without prior notice.

Disposal:

The terrace heaters may not be disposed of as normal household waste but must be taken to a designated collection point.