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Product No. 043-5877-2
1. Features
1.1. Power indicator
This indicator glows to indicate that the heater/fan is in the ON setting.
1.2. Power level switch
The power level switch is used to turn the heater on or off. The heater will operate at different power ratings
when the power level switch is set at fan, low, high and energy save positions.
At " ", the heater is OFF.
At " ", only the fan operates.
At " ", the heater operates at 750 W (low).
At " ", the heater operates at 1500 W (high).
At "
",the heater operates in Energy Save mode, providing a comfortable setting while saving you
money on energy costs.
1.3. Thermostat control
This knob is used to set the desired temperature and maintains that temperature by sensing the surrounding
temperature and turning the heater on and off automatically. The thermostat control is designed in a way to
adjust the temperature gradually from the minimum position to maximum position and not with discrete values.
2. Safety features
2.1. Polarized plug
The heater power cord is equipped with a polarized plug to prevent electric shock. In a polarized plug one of
the blades is wider than the other. The wider blade can be plugged into a socket with a wider slot in only one
way, thus preventing an electric shock. Contact a qualified electrician if the plug does not fit into the socket.
2.2. Thermal overheat protection
This feature shuts down the heater if it gets overheated due to an obstructed heater grille or other abnormal
condition. If this happens, turn off and unplug the heater for 10 minutes until it cools down. Inspect and
remove any objects blocking the grille and then plug it back into the outlet to resume its normal operation.
2.3. Tip-over switch
The tip-over switch is located on the bottom of the heater. This feature will automatically shut off the heater if
it is lifted or if the heater tips over. To resume operation, place it in an upright position.
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