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This section outlines the mounting of your heater to a wall (if this is how you choose to
use it). To prevent any accidents (or setup/assembly) miscues, please read and
understand all precautions prior to start. This ensures your safety and that all
minimum mounting requirements are met.
Precautions To Consider Before Wall Mounting:
1. For safety purposes, TWO People will be required to complete the mounting process.
2. Keep all packaging until you have checked and counted all the parts and the contents of the mounting
hardware.
3. The mounting hardware pack contains small items that should be kept away from young children.
4. We suggest that after opening the mounting hardware pack, you place all the contents into a container,
to reduce the risk of losing small pieces.
5. Do not plug in or power up the heater until it is secure to the wall and the instructions are read fully.
6. Please choose a mounting location wisely, prior to starting. A power outlet must be within the
cord's reach.
7. The long mounting bracket must be secured horizontally, and the power cable routed to the bottom right
of the heater.
8. Please observe the recommended heights and dimensions for mounting the heater. This appliance is
designed to be mounted to a wall at a minimum height of 2 feet from the floor, and a minimum 3 feet
from the ceiling and other wall mounted items. (for optimum heat ventilation),
9. Note that the long mounting bracket will be "hooked" to the heater towards the top edge of the heater,
and not the center of the heater. Consider this when mounting the bracket, so you do not underestimate
the height when mounted.
10. Take necessary precautions to avoid cutting or damaging any cables or power cords.
11. While drilling holes for the plugs, be cautious of electrical lines, metals, or items beyond the walls.
12. Be sure that the wall you choose to mount to is solid, and will support the heater's approximate weight
(35 lbs).
13. Make sure that the heater is safely out of the way while you are installing mounting hardware, as it may
become a tripping hazard if left in the open.
14. Please be cautious if you are set on mounting the heater low to the floor, as it may become a safety
hazard to children and pets!
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