Usage - Heatscope MHS-600 Original Installation And Operating Instructions

1. Usage

Thank you for choosing to purchase the electric radiant heater HEATSCOPE™.
You have purchased one of the most advanced heating systems for indoor and covered outdoor areas.
The so-called dark radiator (infrared radiant heater without red light) is characterized by a focused
distribution of heat, which transports the heat to where it is needed. Once the heater has been properly
fitted, there is no energy wasted on unused space. The following instructions should assist in this regard.
The new HEATSCOPE™ is a high-intensity radiant heater, which was designed for covered indoor or
covered outdoor use in a private or commercial environment and may not be used for other purposes. It
can be used on terraces and in pavilions as well as in smoking areas, winter gardens or wellness areas on
cooler days to generate a comfortable body heat without substantially heating the entire environment.
The radiant heater allows the radiant heat to be transported up to a distance of about 3 meters. The unit
can be aligned in a targeted way to a particular area using various brackets.
1. Please read the instructions carefully prior to installation. The operating instructions should be
regarded as part of the product. You should only install the unit when you have read and understood the
operating instructions. If in doubt, contact the vendor or manufacturer.
2. Keep the instructions for future reference throughout the lifecycle of the product. Make sure to pass
on the operating instructions to any subsequent owner of the unit and ensure that any supplements
received are included with the instructions.
3. Before starting the installation, you must ensure that the operating voltage corresponds to that stated
on the nameplate of the HEATSCOPE™ or accessories.
4. These operating instructions are intended solely for the series products mentioned above. Deviations
in relation to technical data, installation and dimensions are possible in the case of special versions.