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INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
Thank you for purchasing the cabin heater with proper care and maintenance it will provide many
years of safe, economical heat. It is advised that you read this manual thoroughly prior to using the
heater and save it for future reference.
Model
Type
Ignition type
Fuel type
Heat rating
Fuel consumption
Heating efficiency
Exterior dimensions
Weight
Power source
Power consumption
Current fuse
Safety devices
Flue pipe
Air duct
Ventilation capacity
VENTED CABIN HEATER
INSTRUCTIONS
NS-2700-2
MODEL
NS-2700-2
Forced-flue (FF type), pot type
Electric lighting (coil heater)
Water-clear kerosene/Diesel oil
High: 9,800BTU/h
High:0.07gal/h
Heating efficiency: Approx. 90%
See figure on right ;
Approx. (20LBS.)
DC 12V
Igniting: 78W (3min.)
Burning: High 18W
Burning: High 6W
10A
Ignition safety device Igniter malfunction detector
Flame sensor
Overheat protector (High limit switch)
Power failure safety device
Burner bottom temp. sensor
Low/high/reverse voltage safety device
Inner nominal : 1 in. Outer nominal : 2in.
2-3/16 in. (3 in.)
Approx. 2, 700FT
Low: 4,900BTU/h
Low: 0.04gal/hr
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- Page 1 VENTED CABIN HEATER INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS NS-2700-2 MODEL Thank you for purchasing the cabin heater with proper care and maintenance it will provide many years of safe, economical heat. It is advised that you read this manual thoroughly prior to using the heater and save it for future reference.
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Page 3: Adjusting Room Temperature
OPERATION AND PRECAUTIONS 1) CHECK BEFORE OPERATING . Make sure that there is no oil leakage in the fuel feed line. Fuel is pumped through a translucent hose from a tank mounted below the heater. . Make sure also that there are no flammable objects close to the heater unit. . -
Page 4: Turning Heater Off
automatically shift to “LOW” mode. When the room temperature exceeds the desired setting, heater will automatically shut off. As room temperature drops, heater will automatically re-start to maintain desired setting. Note: Burning condition can be observed through the peep window, so you Can check it’s burning condition visually. - Page 5 Option 1 The heater draws fresh air into a room with an exhaust vent. Caution: If the heater blows heated air into a closed room without a vent Opening, the heated air may not be circulated. Option 2 The heater warms room air and recirculates it. Option 3 Combination of options 1 and 2.
- Page 6 Note: Combined total of fresh air intake and heat air outlet pipe must not exceed 5 m or 16 –1/2 ft.
- Page 7 1) SELECTION OF HEATER MOUNTING LOCATION: . Select a location free of flammable objects. The heater surfaces may get hot, so install the heater in a location where it does not directly touch the structure of the building, vessel, or it’s surrounding equipment.
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Page 8: Flue Pipe Installation
2) FLUE PIPE INSTALLATION: (Standard parts installation) Remove the two hexagon bolts 8 and washers 9 from the heater unit. Also remove the hanger 7 from the heater unit. First assemble the flue pipe 1 and the hanger 7 and secure them as shown. Make sure that the hanger 7 has been securely mounted. -
Page 9: Optional Installation
3) OPTIONAL INSTALLATION: (Using extension pipe NSP-11or NSP-15) Use template for installation of the flue pipe on page 16. Parts 11 to 16 are enclosed with extension pipe set (NSP-11 or NSP-15) First assemble the flue pipe 1 with hexagon bolts {1 or 11}. - Page 10 4) INSTALLATION OF FUEL TANK AND FUEL LINE: Parts 21 through 24 are supplied with the heater. Remove the protective cap provided on the “IN” side of the fuel pump. Insert cap nuts 22 and sleeves 23 into fuel line 21, as shown in the figure.
- Page 11 5) INSTALLATION OF REMOTE CONTROL: Remove self-tapping screw 31 from the controller. Attach the metal fitting 33 with a wood screw 32 and then re- assemble remote control with self-tapping screws 31. Note: The lead wires for remote control is 2.5 m (8-1/5 ft.) in length.