Indeeco Quartzone Bedienungsanleitung

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Quartzone™

Infrared Quartz Tube & Metal Sheathed Electric Heaters

Owner’s Manual

File E97759

COMFORT HEATERS

for

INDOOR* and OUTDOOR** USE

*Excluding Residences

** With Quartz Elements and when mounted Underneath an Overhang by means of brackets out of the reach of persons.

This manual covers installation, operation and maintenance instructions. Read carefully

before attempting to install, operate or service.

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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

Read Carefully - Installation and maintenance personnel should familiarize themselves with this

manual as it contains vital information for the proper installation, efficient operation and

maintenance of the heater described. Failure to follow these IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

could result in fire, electric shock and injury to persons.

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING THIS HEATER

RISK OF FIRE / EXPLOSION

Electric Heaters are capable of developing

high temperatures and may contain arcing or

sparking electrical components. Extreme

care should be taken:

1. Risk of Fire and Explosion: This heater must not

be used in a hazardous location with any

flammable or explosive properties. Do not store

or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and

liquids in the vicinity of the heater.

For details on the particular hazardous environments

having the potential for explosion, refer to Articles 500

through 516 of the National Electrical Code, and/or

Section 18 of the Canadian Electrical Code Part I.

2. Avoid direct contact between heaters and

combustible materials. Keep combustible

materials such as furniture, pillows, bedding,

papers, clothes and curtains far enough away to

be free of the effects of high temperature.

Spacing should be at least 36” (914mm) from the

face of the heater or 12 inches (305mm) from any

other part of the heater.

3. Installation minimum mounting clearances

specified both on heater nameplate and in this

owner’s manual must be maintained.

4. Heater must not be recessed.

5. This heater has been evaluated by UL for

outdoor use only if mounted underneath an

overhang using a quartz heating element

6. Risk of Fire. For commercial and Industrial use

only. Do not use as a residential or household

heater.

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

Electric Heaters are appliances where

potentially lethal voltages are present.

Extreme care should be taken in the

installation, operation and maintenance

1. This Heater must be installed by qualified

personnel. Wiring procedures and connections

shall be in accordance with the national and local

codes having jurisdiction. It is the responsibility of

the installer to verify the safety and suitability of

the installation.

2. Hazard of Electric Shock. Heater must be

grounded in accordance with the National Electric

Code (N.E.C) and/or the Canadian Electric Code

(C.E.C).

3. To disconnect heater, turn controls to off and

turn off power to heater circuit at main disconnect

panel.

4. Use this heater only as described in this manual.

Any other use is not recommended by the

manufacturer and may result in fire, electric

shock or personal injury.

5. Keep wiring and end reflector covers tightly

closed while in operation.

6. Do not operate this heater after a malfunction.

Disconnect power at service panel and have

heater inspected by a reputable electrician before

reusing.

RISK OF INJURY / BURN

Heater MUST be securely fastened to the

building structure to prevent it from falling.

It is the responsibility of the installer to verify

the safety and suitability of the installation.

1. Installation minimum mounting clearances

specified both on heater nameplate and in this

owner’s manual must be maintained.

2. Do not operate this heater after a malfunction.

Disconnect power at service panel and have

heater inspected by a reputable electrician before

reusing.

3. Do not insert foreign objects into the heater as

this may result in fire, electric shock, personal

injury or heater damage.

4. The heater is hot when in use. To avoid burns, do

not let bare skin touch hot surfaces.

5. Extreme caution is necessary when any heater is

used by or near children or invalids and

whenever the heater is left operating and

unattended.

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INSTALLATION

These infrared heaters are designed for comfort heating.They

are to be permanently mounted to the wall or ceiling with the

fixture directed to the area to be heated. The unit is designed to

give years of safe, trouble-free operation when properly installed,

operated and maintained.

A. Site Selection:

The supporting structure where the heater is attached must have

adequate strength to safely support the heater. This heater has

been evaluated by UL for outdoor use only if mounted

underneath an overhang using a quartz tube heating element.

The heaters should not be mounted close to insulation, drapery

or similar materials which could come in contact with the cabinet

or heater guard. The heaters are intended for elevated mounting

locations so that they radiate down to the floor area. A mounting

height should be selected so that the heater has adequate

clearance to moving equipment and personnel, yet low enough to

deliver heat to the selected area. For heater weights and

minimum clearances, see tables 3 & 4:

TABLE 3:

Fixture Length Max

Watts Weight

1154 36”(914mm) 2000 10 lbs

(4.5kg)

1154A 61” (1549 mm) 4000 13 lbs

(5.9kg)

TABLE 4:

Location Minimum

Clearance

Top of heater to ceiling 12 in(305 mm)

Bottom of heater to floor 6 ft (1.83 m)

Side or end of heater to wall 12 in(305 mm)

Heater to Adjacent Heater 36 in (914 mm)

Face of Heater to any

possible combustibles 36 in (914 mm)

Once an acceptable location has been determined, see the

following instructions to complete the mechanical installation:

B. Element Installation / Handling:

1. The heater fixture is shipped as an assembly with very

fragile quartz or metal sheathed heating elements

factory installed.

2. Replacement elements must be ordered separately to

be installed by a qualified person. See Section:

REPLACEMENT ELEMENT contained in this manual.

CAUTION: Do not handle the Quartz tube heating elements

with bare hands or with gloves that may have grease or oil

present.

C. Heater Mechanical Installation

Chain Mounting:

1. Fasten the two triangular mounting plates to

the fixture with the screws provided. The dimple hole

should be kept towards the top.

2. Cut suspension chain to the desired length.

3. Attach the chain to the heater triangular brackets using

“S” hooks. S-hooks must be closed to assure the

heater is permanently mounted. Ensure heating

element is horizontal.

4. If desired, tilt heater by adjusting chains as shown in

figure 1: FIGURE 1:

Bracket Mounting (Item HX-1025662):

The heaters may also be mounted by means of an optional

ceiling or wall mounting bracket as shown in figures 2, 3 &

4 FIGURE 2:

The brackets will register on studs or joists at 16” (406mm)

centers. For the 36” (914mm) heater, the brackets should be

mounted with the flanges facing inward and the heater

triangular brackets located on the outer side as shown in

figure 3: FIGURE 3:

HEATER

TRIANGULAR

BRACKET

MOUNTING

BRACKET

HEATER

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INSTALLATION (continued)

For the 61” (1549 mm) heater, the mounting brackets should be

mounted with the flanges facing outward and the heater

triangular brackets located on the inward side as shown in figure

FIGURE 4:

HEATER

TRIANGULAR

BRACKET

MOUNTING

BRACKET

HEATER

The fixture can be directed into the area being heated by

adjusting the mounting brackets.

CAUTION: When directing the heater, care must be exercised to

prevent adjacent surfaces from overheating. Do not direct one

heater towards another. In no case, should any part of the

heater be less than 12” (305mm) to any wall or ceiling surface.

Adjacent heaters should be no less than 36” (914mm) apart.

CAUTION: The heater must always be mounted with the quartz

tube in a horizontal position. This will prevent the coiled

resistance wire from sagging and potentially failing.

CAUTION: The heater must not be recessed.

D. Heater Electrical Installation:

Follow these instructions to complete the electrical installation:

1. External branch circuit protection is required. See

heating element ratings and follow Code

recommendations.

2. Follow the NEC and any local electrical and building

codes related to the installation and intended use of the

heater.

3. When doing any work on this heater, including the

initial electrical connection, disconnect the electrical

supply at the main branch circuit switch, and lock the

switch in the off (open) position. Tag the circuit "Out for

Maintenance" to prevent potential lethal shock hazards.

4. Heaters are rated for single phase, 50/60 Hz power.

5. Confirm that the electrical power supply matches the

marked voltage and amperage for the heating element

which has been factory installed.

The heating element installed in the unit is

indicated either on the nameplate or on a

separate label adjacent to the nameplate.

6. For general guidance in replacing elements or

changing to an alternate wattage element see the

section titled “REPLACEMENT ELEMENT”.

7. Proper installation of the heater requires that an

adequate grounding conductor be connected to the

ground terminal. This terminal marked by a green

colored screw head and is located on the inside of the

wiring compartment.

8. Each heater is equipped with two high-temperature

silicone lead wires for connection to the power circuit.

Connect supply conductors to these two wires and

confirm all connections are securely tightened. Remove

any foreign objects from the control box and attach the

cover.

9. See typical wiring schematic below. In cases where

property damage may result from malfunction of the

heater a back-up system or temperature alarm should

be used.

10. Use 75ºC minimum copper conductors for wiring.

11. See section titled “OPERATION” before energizing the

heater.

Typical wiring schematic

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OPERATION

1. Check to make sure the mechanical and electrical

installation is proper and complete and that it is safe to

operate the heater.

2. Set the field supplied temperature controller to a setting

above the current room temperature.

3. Energize the heater electrical supply circuit.

4. The heater should come on and have a visible radiant

glow within a few minutes.

5. Check out and report any unusual or questionable

operating characteristics, such as noise, smoke, etc.

6. Set the temperature controller and any secondary

safety devices to the desired room temperature setting

and place the heater in service.

7. Do not insert fingers or foreign objects into heater while

in service.

8. Do not tamper or attempt any maintenance with heater

while in operation.

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance and repair described in this section must be

performed by qualified personnel only. Any other Maintenance

should be discussed or performed by an authorized service

representative. At a minimum, all maintenance tasks should be

performed annually before each heating season.

1. When doing any work on this heater disconnect the

electrical supply at the main branch circuit switch, and

lock the disconnect switch in the off (open) position.

Tag the circuit "Out for Maintenance" to prevent

potential lethal shock hazards.

2. This heater is hot when in use, make sure the heater

has completely cooled off before attempting any

Maintenance.

3. Inspect all connections and conductor insulation for

damage, looseness, fraying, etc., as applicable.

Tighten any loose connections and replace or repair

wire with damaged or deteriorated insulation.

4. Check and Maintain the Clearance to Combustibles as

described in this manual.

5. Annually check the tightness of all visible screws, bolts

and nuts, in particular the support structure including

chains or bolts and nuts. Make sure the heater is

secure on all supporting points.

6. Check the wiring compartment for cleanliness. If

necessary, clean by using a vacuum or compressed

air.

7. The heater will operate at maximum efficiency when

the reflector and heating element are kept clean. The

reflector can be removed by snapping out one edge

and rotating. Most dust and dirt can be removed by

washing the reflector and heating elements with a 50-

50 mixture of rubbing alcohol and water. Dry thoroughly

before energizing.

Troubleshooting Chart

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) SUGGESTION

1a. Check Branch Circuit fuse or Circuit Breakers.

1. Power not Supplied. 1b. Check the status of any controls.

2. Connection Inadequate 2. Check wiring connectors are secure.

Heater does not energize

3. Damaged Element 3. Replace Heating Element

1. Heater mounted too high or too far. 1. Carefully relocate heater

2a. Add additional Heaters

Not enough heat 2. Heater too small for application 2b. Replace with higher KW Heater

1. Heater too large for application. 1. Replace with lower KW Heater

Too much heat 2. Heater mounted too low or too close. 2. Carefully relocate heater

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REPLACEMENT ELEMENT

WARRANTY WILL BE VOID IF INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED.

Quartz Tube / Metal Sheath Element Installation:

Replacement elements which must be ordered separately are to be

installed by a qualified person. Wiring procedures and connections

shall be in accordance with the national and local codes having

jurisdiction.

CAUTION: Before removing or replacing a heating element,

turn controls to off and turn off power to heater circuit at main

disconnect panel. Lock the disconnect switch in the off (open)

position. Tag the circuit "Out for Maintenance" to prevent

potential lethal shock hazards. ‘

CAUTION: Quartz Elements can fracture and produce very

sharp edges and fragments. Use extreme care when handling

broken tubes or when handling new replacement elements.

1. Remove the wire guard from the heater cabinet by

springing out to one side.

2. Remove the two end reflectors held in place by 2 screws

each.

3. Remove existing heating element. First, note the caution

statement below.

CAUTION: An old quartz heater should be treated as a

hazard. The material may chip and crack as with glass to

produce very sharp edges and fragments. Use appropriate

measures to protect skin and eyes to reduce the risk of

personal injury. When disposing of heating elements use

caution and comply with local and state regulations.

4. Remove the quartz or metal tube heating element from its

packaging. Do not pull the quartz element by the white

ceramic terminal insulator.

CAUTION:Do not handle the Quartz tube heating

elements with bare hands or with gloves that may have

grease or oil present.

5. Verify the correct heating element is being installed for

replacement.

Refer to the instructions below:

a. The wattage, voltage and part number of the

replacement heating element should be

compared with the markings on the heater and/or

the wattage, voltage and part number from the old

element.

b. If electrical ratings or part number differ contact

an authorized factory service representative.

6. For quartz tube heating elements: A paper wrapper is used

to keep debris away from the quartz tube during shipping

and installation. Leave the paper wrapping in place until

the element is completely installed to prevent finger marks

and/or grease and oil from transferring to the quartz tube.

7. Carefully push the element into the two clips in the end

castings.

8. Attach the lead wires to the heater terminals.

CAUTION: When tightening the nuts on the terminals,

ensure the terminals do not twist by holding the inner nuts

when tightening the outer nuts.

9. For quartz heating elements: Remove wrapping paper.

CAUTION: Risk of Fire: Failure to remove paper wrapping

from quartz heating element will result in Fire.

10. Replace end reflectors and wire guard.

11. Refer to the operation section of owner’s manual.

Replacement Element Specifications

TABLE 1 – Fixture 1154 Heating Elements:

Watts

Volts

Amps Heater

Length

Quartz Metal

Sheathed

120 8.3 QT-10L QM-10L

208 4.8 QT-10V QM-10V

240 4.2 QT-10N QM-10N

1000

277 3.6 QT-10Y QM-10Y

120 12.6 QT-15L QM-15L

208 7.2 QT-15V QM-15V

240 6.3 QT-15N QM-15N

1500

277 5.4 QT-15Y QM-15Y

208 9.6 QT-20V QM-20V

240 8.3 QT-20N QM-20N

277 7.2 QT-20Y QM-20Y

2000

480 4.2

36 “

(914mm)

QT-20Z QM-20Z

TABLE 2 – Fixture 1154A Heating Elements:

Watts

Volts

Amps Heater

Length

Quartz Metal

Sheathed

208 14.4 QT-30N QM-30V

240 12.6 QT-30V QM-30N

277 10.8 QT-30Y QM-30Y

3000

480 6.3 QT-30Z QM-30Z

208 19.2 QT-40N QM-40V

240 16.6 QT-40V QM-40N

277 14.4 QT-40Y QM-40Y

4000

480 8.3

61”

(1549 mm)

QT-40Z QM-40Z

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