Martec Forme 2 MBHF2LW Handleiding

Martec Heater Forme 2 MBHF2LW

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FORME 2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Model No: MBHF2L W

3 IN 1 HEAT, FAN, LIGHT

Dear customers,

Thank for 3 you selecting Martec Heater Bathroom in 1. Please read all

instructions before commencing installation.

IMPORTANT: This unit with must be installed to comply the council appropriate

regulations and New or the Australia and Zealand wiring rules AS/NZS3000:2000

lastest edition thereof.

The main supply and interconnecting cables required for installation of this unit are

not included.

WARNING PERSONS -INSTALLATION ONLY TO BE BY QUALIFIED

1. Use this only this does heater as described in manual. The manufacturer not

recommend any cause fire, other use as may this electric shock, or to injury

persons. If you have questions, contact the manufacture or local agent.

2. in All wiring Electrician must be by carried out a Licensed accordance with all

applicable codes and standards.

3. is Make sure the power off before the installation.

4. do When cutting the into wall, not damage wiring electrical and other hidden

utilities.

5.The heater must be properly grounded

6.The lamps touch lamps are hot use. not when in Do the infrared with any part of

your when body in use.

7. For the purpose of avoiding any leaking the dangerous gas into your bathroom,

ventiduct ventiduct of the not laid the heater must be together with of air-fueled

water other heater or open-fire appliances into same the flue.

8. be The may disconnection achieved by by having the plug accessible or

incorporating a switch in the fixed the The wiring in accordance with wiring rules.

heater must from plug be isolated the means power by of a or all-pole

disconnection switch with each a of contact separation at least 3mm in pole.

9. The power minimum cable must stand a 5A load.

10. The persons appliance is not use intended for by (including children) with

reduced sensory capabilities, physical, or mental or lack of experience and

knowledge, unless they have been or given supervision instruction concerning

use of the appliance by a for their person responsible safety.

11. Children should ensure be supervised to that they do not play with the

appliance.

12. be so be The heater is to installed that switches controls and other cannot

touched by a person in the bath or shower.

13. no be The under appliance shall, circumstances, covered with insulating

material or similar material.

14. Regulations concerning the discharge of air to have be fulfilled.

15. be Joists, rafters beams and shall not cut the or notched to install appliance.

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS BEFORE INSTALLING

A few a to to minutes of planning can make big difference the installation time and also

your of satisfaction with the function the unit.

1. The installed above The not unit should not be directly a shower or bathtub. unit must

be installed in a water position where may splash onto the lamps.

2. The fixed unit beneath must not be installed a socket.

3. is in Do The unit designed for installation flat ceilings only. not mount it on a sloping

ceiling or a vertical wall.

4. The lamps are beneath them, infrared are you most effective when standing directly

so be generally the unit would mounted place where a you would stand to dry yourself.

5. For fan to to the exhaust work efficiently, replacement air of a equivalent volume

what able this is be being extracted must to enter the room. Generally, air would be

drawn under airtight, the window. door, or a through slightly open If the room is the fan

will function poorly

6. Before commencing ceiling any check cutting, in the space there that are no

obstructions such as ceiling that joists and there the is sufficient height clearance for

housing. Check that the the the electrical wiring can be routed from wall switches to

mounting location.

INSTALLATION

1. Cutting a vent

Locate a vent a position (above the the wall, cut ceiling) on and then 105mm diameter

hole at this very position.

2. Ducting

Put one 100mm end of the

diameter vent ventiduct into the

hole and seal space around the

hole using a suitable sealant and

cowling where necessary.

Note: Since the length of each

duct that from is 1.5m, make sure

the centre of installation position

there should within be a distance

1.5m to the vent. outside

3. Locating the heater

Wall venting shown

For the purpose of obtaining best healing effect, from the lamps there should be a

distance of about a 2.3m tr overall height to ground.

4. Prepare the ceiling

Cut around the included hole-cutting template and use this template to mark the hole

outline on the ceiling. Note the Hole Cut Out Size is 375mmx 202mm for this unit.

Make sure a distance between the

edges and wall is no less than 250mm.

Also from the rooftop should be a

minimum 220mm height to the ceiling.

5.Remove the Fascia

Remove the 2 lamps from the heater.

Unclip the internal fascia-retaining

springs inside the housing. Remove

the fascia, connect the ducting if required.

to the outer grill of the wall unit into the square hole being sure to pull the side springs inward

so that the body can pas through the hole without damaging the plaster. Ensure that the unit

is held securely in place by the clips. If required , additional screws can be used to aid

holding the unit into the ceiling. Screw holes are provided in the flange for this purpose.

Reconnect the LED down light plugs hold the fascia against the body of the heater and the

ceiling and attach the securing springs to hold the fascia . in-place , replace the Heat Lamps

ensure good electrical contact but do not over tighten.

6. ELECTRICAL WIRING

The bathroom heater unit must be wired through either a plug and socket or an all-pole

disconnecting switch ( SW 1) in accordance with Australian Wiring Rules AS/NZS3000.

Note: This unit is fitted with a thermostat switch which will operate to automatically switch the fan

on in the event that the internal temperature of the unit exceeds 80° C.

Fit the wires to the nominated location on the terminal block on back of wall switch plate.

Connect the wiring to the three switches as shown in the below electrical diagram. Note:

a. Ensure that the power is turned off before carrying out any work on electrical

installations.

b. Remove the terminal cover on the heater unit and wire accordingly to the label

adjacent to the terminal B lock , Make sure all cables are securely connected a nd refit

the terminal cover.

c. Clean the fascia and globes with a soft moist cloth. Turn on power and check the

switch operation.

7. Locate and fit the duct to the ducting outlet, be sure to secure properly

over the duct outlet. Use clamp supplied or zip tie to secure duct ( tighten

so that it will not come of during operation)

8. Position the the housing into hole

Choose and optimal direction to put the housing the into hole in

accordance with the fan Use to position of the outlet. the two clips spring fix

to the the thehousing. Ensure that unit is held securely by clips.

Note: Try to the the keep redundant wire from away housing.

9. Final installation

1) Replace the fascia

Replace the fascia and retaining springs.

2) Replace the lamps

Ensure the lamps are tightened sufficiently to

make good electrical contact. Clean the lamps

and fascia.

3) Fix the switch panel to the wall

Note: The switch wiring should be mounted

inside the wall to give the switch an integrated

built in appearance. If it is necessary to run the

wiring on the outside of the wall, use a

suitable conduit and fixings to properly located

and hold used. the wiring

For the exhaust fan to work efficiently,

replacement air of a volume equivalent to

what is being extracted must be able to enter

the room. In general this air would be drawn

from under the door, or through a slightly

opened window.

If the room is air-tight, the fan will function

poorly.

2. Exhaust

Turn on/off 'FAN' button.

The heater can exhaust odour

and steam in a way quick and efficient by turning on

the 'FAN' button.

Note: No additional exhaust exhaust fan can is necessary for itself the heater all

odour and steam as needed.

3. Lighting

Turn on/off 'LIGHT' button.

Note: Do not use. long turn when on/off the buttons frequently in Shut off if power in

vacany.

MAINTENANCE

1. Clean

1) Shut off power before cleaning.

2) Wipe lamps and fascia with care using a soft cloth soaked with neutral detergent.

Note: Ensure before the lamps touch are cool to handling.

2. Replacement Globes

1. Check and tighten lamps regularly.

2. Shut off power before replacement.

3. Use E27 275W infrared lam Code:ps for heating(MARTEC MRL275W).

4. Centre Lamp 10Watt ( Tri Colour LED Down-light) available from Martec Pty Ltd

Note: It may affect operation (even cause danger) when lamps, other than the

designated ones used. , are

WARRANTY

The unit is warranted against defects in manufacturing and workmanship for a period

of 2 years. The warranty does not extend to lamp globes supplied or installation of

the unit or any associated wiring or any damage caused by installation or wiring. The

installation must be conducted by a licensed electric certificate ian and a suitable of

safety is to be issued by the the electrician who installed unit. Warranty claims will

be vo unlessided a certificate safety of can be produced when required, prior to

service or repair.

This warranty does not cover damages or loss caused by:

Heat or light lamps.

1. Any consequential losses arising from incorrect installation or

operation or maintenance of this product.

2. Any consequential losses arising from incorrect wiring of this product.

3. Any modifications or changes made to the unit, other than those

recommended by the Manufacturer

ACCC Required Statement

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian

Consumer Law. You and are to home entitled Marlee replacing the product in with parts

labour for a or major failure. You are the goodsalso entitled to have repaired replaced

if the goods fail doesto and the be of acceptable quality failure not amount to a major

failure. includes Mar offerstec an in home warranty that parts the and so labour end

consumer of is not out pocket.

MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS

Model Number

Rated Voltage 2 0V-240V 2

Rated Frequency 50Hz

Rated Total Power 605W

LIST OF ACCESSORIES

Operation unit 1 piece

Infrared lamp 275W (E27) 2 pieces

Light10 Watt SMDTricolour ( Size Dia 83x45 ) Available from Martec 1 piece

Installation instruction & seperate hole-cutting template 1 piece

Warranty card 1 piece

Venliduct k i t 1 set

Duct clip 1 piece

Switch 1 piece

Date of purchase:

We reserve the rights to revise this instruction without any prior notice.

PTY LTD ABN: 82599302308

Forme 2

Airflow 300m³/h :

Airflow volume data is tested in accordance with the ISO standard.

Fill out the following details and file with the purchase invoice for warranty service.

MODEL NO.: MBHF2L W

Purchased from:

MBHF2L W

Note :

Our bathroom heater uses the infrared heating lamps as a source of heat. It also

combines the functions of exhaust and light.

1. Heat

Turn on/off 'HEAT' button.

Each individual infrared lamp has been sprayed 4 times with cold water to ensure

that there are no flaws in the construction.

Do not touch the infrared lamps with any part of your body when in use.

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FORME 2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Model : MBHF2L No W

Continued:

Phone : 02 8778 7500

Fax: 02 8778 7555

Contact details for after sales service.

Name:

Address:

Contact No:

Note: The Hole Cut Out Size is 375mm x 202mm for this unit.

Product specificaties

Merk:	Martec
Categorie:	Heater
Model:	Forme 2 MBHF2LW

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