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2. inTRodUCTion
our range of Paraffin/Kerosene/Diesel Heaters represents excellent value. Workshop tried and tested. The range includes two economy
portable units, Model no's AB458 and AB708, which are both supplied without wheels. All except Model no. AB458 have an adjustable
thermostat (°C). Model No. AB1008 and above are fitted with digital room temperature (°C) display/error code readout and spare parts
storage compartment. Proven pump systems handle either paraffin, kerosene or diesel with only minor adjustment of air compressor. All
models are fitted with fuel tank gauge and heavy-duty fuel cap. Model No's AB1008, AB1258, AB1758 and AB2158 feature cable storage on
handle.
WARninG! This heater is not suitable for use with Bio-Diesel; use of Bio-Diesel will damage the filter and seals. Damage
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caused by use of Bio-diesel will not be covered by warranty.
3. SPECifiCATion
Model no: .................................................................... AB458
Airflow: ....................................................................... 170cfm
Automatic Shut-Off: .......................................................... Yes
Fuel Tank: ....................................................................... 19ltr
Fuel: ................................................Paraffin/Kerosene/Diesel
Heated Area: .............................................. 8,800ft³ (249mtr³)
nett Weight: ................................................................ 12.7kg
output: ................................................ 45,000Btu/hr(13.2kW)
Running Time per Filling (Maximum): ..............................14hr
Supply: ................................................................... 230V - 5A
Transport Wheels: ............................................................. no
4. ASSEMBly
4.1.
ASSEMBlinG ToP HAndlE
4.1.1.
Align the holes in the handle with the holes in the upper housing. Insert and tighten the screws provided with a cross headed
screwdriver as shown in fig.3.
4.2.
ASSEMBlinG THE CABlE TidiES
4.2.1.
Mount the cable tidies onto either end of the panel on the other side of the heater from the main control panel, as shown in fig.1. Hook
the two tabs on each moulding into the holes at either end of the panel. The tongue on each moulding should now be lying on the face
of the panel. Secure each moulding in place with a screw through the tongue and into the ready made holes in the panel.
5. oPERATinG CondiTionS
5.1.
PARAffin, kERoSEnE And diESEl fUEl USAGE
These AB heaters are factory adjusted to give the most efficient burn on paraffin and kerosene but will also burn diesel. note that
paraffin and kerosene will tend to burn more cleanly than diesel. Care should be taken to provide at least the minimum amount of
ventilation recommended when burning diesel.
WARninG! never use any other fuel such as petrol, benzene, alcohol, camping stove fuel, paint thinners or other oil
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compounds. USE of THESE VolATilE fUElS MAy CAUSE A fiRE oR ExPloSion.
5.2.
SToRAGE of fUEl
Always store paraffin, kerosene and diesel in a well ventilated area well away from general living space. do not store in direct
sunlight or near a source of heat or other source of ignition such as a torch or a portable generator. do not use fuel that has been
stored from one season to the next as it may have deteriorated and will not burn properly in the heater. Store the fuel in a suitable
container which complies with requirements set out in local authority regulations.
5.3.
fillinG THE fUEl TAnk
never fill the fuel tank indoors. Always fill the fuel tank outdoors on a level surface. Take note of the position of the fuel gauge whilst
filling the tank and do not overfill it. never refill the tank whilst the heater is operating or is still hot.
5.4.
VEnTilATion REQUiREMEnTS
Use this heater only in a well ventilated area. You should provide an opening to the outside air of at least a 3 square feet (0.9M²) for
every 100,000 BTU/hr of heat output. Provide a larger opening if more than one heater is being used.
5.5.
SiGHTinG THE HEATER
Always install the heater so that it will not be directly exposed to water spray, rain, dripping water or wind. The heater should not be
placed near to any combustible materials. The minimum clearance from combustibles is 1.2m from the top of the heater, 1.2m from
the sides of the heater and 2.4m from the front of the heater. never use the heater in spaces which contain products such as petrol,
solvents, paint thinners, dust particles, volatile or airborne combustibles, or any unknown chemicals.
© Jack Sealey limited
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AB458.V3 Issue 10 (eRP) 26/06/19
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