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Lets start with the position. We should choose a wall with a space free of any furniture on which to place the appliance. We should also ensure that there are no objects, such as curtains, furniture or other appliances in the immediate area. Tr y not to place it in a corner. The more centrally located it is, away from doors and windows and mounted on the longest wall, the better. Nevertheless, there are always exceptions. For example if you have not planned to put any heating in the adjoining hall then you might decide to place the appliance near the door so the heat can «escape» to heat the hall as well. Another exception is placing the appliance below a window. This solution is often used, and recommended, when we do not have any other free walls available. In any case, do not forget that windows will produce some heat loss. The appliance should be installed so that anyone who is using a bath or a shower will be unable to touch the switches or controls. Do not install the appliance directly below an electrical wall socket. 3. FIXING IT TO THE WALL Once the position has been chosen based on the advice mentioned in the previous chapter, we should proceed as follows: 1. Place it into position. A little more to the right …, a bit higher…, etc. To do this we recommend the use of two pair of triangular wedges, see figure 1, although any other object such as books, papers, cardboard boxes, etc., can be used. (Figure 2). In any event you should always respect the minimum distances shown in the diagram Possible ledge Wall or Wall or nearest 150 mm minimum nearest object on object on the the right. left. 150 mm minimum 100mm minimum 250 mm minimum (Control panel side) ET9774...DRY(1).indd 15 16/4/07 11:59:59 Once we have got the panel heater into place we have to mark its position. To do this we use the marking template included with each appliance, which we stick to the wall, as shown in figure 2. We can now take the appliance away. 2. At this point we mark the top holes for securing the heater, as shown in figure 3. Drill the holes O 6x30. Insert the wall plugs and attach the top supports. Hang the appliance and after levelling it up, tighten these supports securely. Next, position the bottom support at the back of one of the central slots, mark the holes, drill them, insert the wall plugs and secure the support. there must also be sufficient power to be able to connect all of the appliances. The mains electricity supply for the panel heater must be fitted with a single-pole switch with contact gap of at least 3 mm The Digital and Domotic appliances are designed to be connected permanently to a fixed supply. The mains electricity supply for the panel heater must be fitted with a single-pole switch with contact gap of at least 3 mm Several appliances can be protected by a single common differential circuit breaker but always remember that the sum of the currents for all the electrical appliances, regardless of type, connected to the circuit breaker at the same time must never exceed its maximum capacity. For this purpose, and to estimate the gauge of wire needed, the table below states the current that corresponds to the power rating and nominal voltages: 500 W 2.2 A 1000 W 4.3 A 750 W 3.3 A 1500 W 6.5 A See the example in the diagram for a clearer explanation. 35761115611046BA125423 Models ET9774 ET9854 ET9776 ET9856 ET9778 ET9858 ET9958 ET9782 ET9862 N. modules 4 6 8 12 A 160 320 480 800 B 331 491 651 971 This wall fixing kit is made up of a bracket, screws and wall plugs, supplied packed in with each appliance. 3. In places where it is not possible to attach the panel heater to the wall, e.g. glazed areas with spacer panels or weak partition walls, it will be necessary to attach it to the floor using the optional floor kit, reference no 464732, which the user can find at an Authorised Technical Service Centre. 4. ELECTRIC CONNECTION The electrical connections must be wired up correctly to ensure that the UFESA appliances operate satisfactorily and do not cause any problems. This is extremely simple to do but there are certain conditions to be met. First of all we need to have an electric supply which corresponds with the voltage stated on the appliance and that complies with all current legislation, 1000W=4,3A 15 A 10 A 750W=3,3A Brown (Live) Blue 500W=2,2A Brown (Live) (Neutral) 1000W=4,3A 1500W=6,5A 1000W=4,3A Next we should assign a connection point close to where the appliance is located. The Domotic and Digital models are supplied with a connection cable sleeve. If the closest electrical wall socket is too far away for the sleeve then you will have to replace it with a longer sleeve or install a new wall socket next to the appliance. This new wall socket must also comply with all current legislation. Given that this is a fixed appliance, we recommend connecting it to the mains by means of a non-pluggable fused outlet. For this reason, if the chosen connection point is a standard wall socket then it will ha...
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