Users Guide - lifeSMART LS-500-1WP Owners Installation And Operating Manual

Plug your Infrared Heater power cord into a 120V, 15amp (or higher) three-prong receptacle.
To Turn the Heater On: Turn the power switch on in the back of the heater, and press the
Control Panel
Remote Control
To Set Heat Level: Press the heat button
between High and Low heat. The corresponding High (H) or Low (L) light will switch on. In the
High mode, the fan will not change speeds. Rather, the heating elements will allow for higher
heat output. The High level uses 1500 watts, while Low heat level uses approximately 750
watts.
The Run Timer: For your convenience, our heater also comes with a built in timer. This is a
function that allows for you to set how long you would like the heater to stay on (and cycle), then
automatically power off.
To Set Run Timer: Press
appear as options on the display. Each number represents countdown hours. 0 means there is
no set hour, and the heater will run (and cycle) until you manually power it off. Numbers 1-8 are
the number of hours available for the heater to run before it powers off. Select the timer hour
number by pressing
own) within 5 seconds of button inactivity.
Celsius and Fahrenheit: The heater displays temperature in Fahrenheit as the default, but has
the capability to display it in Celsius as well.
USER'S GUIDE
Power button
remote control.
Default Set Temperature: The default set
temperature every time the heater is powered on is
typically 72°. This can not be changed. You will have
to set it accordingly every time you power it off.
Ambient Temperature: To view the ambient room
temperature, press the up
at the same time, the room temperature will display for
5 seconds then return to the desired set temperature.
To Set Desired Temperature:
Press the UP
control panel or on the remote control. When the
desired set temperature is reached by the heater's
internal thermostat, the heater will stop heating
automatically, but the fan will continue to run for
approximately 5 minutes (3 minutes when powered
off) so that unit's chamber can cool. When the
ambient temperature drops below the set desired
temperature, the heater will cycle on again.
on the control panel or remote control. Numbers from 0 to 8 will
to select 0-8. The display will revert back to the temperature (on its
on the front control panel or on the
or DOWN
on the control panel or remote control to switch
11
and down buttons
button on the