SoleusAir HGW-308R User Manual
Model no. hgw-308r, Hgw-308r
Table of contents
Document Outline
- Thank you for choosing a Soleus Air Micathermic heater. This owner’s manual will provide you with valuable information necessary for the proper care and maintenance of your new product. Please take a few moments to thoroughly read the instructions and familiarize yourself with all the operational aspects of your new Soleus Air Micathermic heater.
- For your own records, please attach a copy of your sales receipt to this manual. Also, write the store name/location, date purchased, and serial number below:
- PRODUCT INFORMATION & SPECIFICATIONS
- DISCLAIMER
- 2 - Leg Screws
- 2 - MEDium spring washers
- 2 - medium washers
- 4 - Wheels
- 4 - Wheel Screws
- 4 - Small spring washers
- 4 - small washers
- IN THE BOX
- Micathermic Heater
- Remote control
- Remote control battery
- Instruction booklet
- Wall mounting bracket
- 4 - Dry Wall anchors
- 4 - mounting screws
- 2 - LEGS
- Safety Features
- PRODUCT DIAGRAM
- ASSEMBLY - REMoving the heater from the packaging
- ASSEMBLY - Installation
- Operating Instructions
- CONTROL PANEL & REMOTE OPERATION
- Operating Instructions (Continued)
- OPTIMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS
- To get the most out of your Soleus Air Micathermic heater, follow these helpful hints:
- All electric heaters are limited to maximum of 1500 watts (per UL and ETL requirements). Due to this limitation all electric heaters can heat approximately 150 square feet. Micathermic heaters fit in this category, but they are able to provide a more comfortable and consistent heat than other heating technologies.
- For optimal performance, place the heater in a room and close all windows and doors. This will confine the heat to the area that needs it most.
- To save energy and in turn save money in the winter, place the heater in a room or area that needs extra heat instead of raising the thermostat on your central heating system. This heater will function very well as an additional heating source and can easily maintain the temperature in most rooms and attached bathrooms. There is no need to increase the heat in the entire house when you only need comfort in the room in which you are currently located.
- Storage
- Troubleshooting
- WARRANTY