Frico IHC Series User manual

IHC

.... 9

.... 22

....16

.... 11

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GB .... 13

.... 19

IHC

500/676 169

160

0,9 m

147

Positioning

Fig. 2:The heaters should heat from at least two

directions for even heating

46,5

11 524

ø8

17,5

25,5

Fig. 1: Wall bracket

Dimensions

IHC

Fig. 4: Replacing the carbon lamp

Fig. 3: Minimum mounting distance

200 180

min 30°

300

160

IHE, ceiling

bracket (1)

500

Minimum

distance

[mm]

Flammable material (2) A 1000

Floor (3) B 1800

(1)

SE: IHE, takfäste

GB: IHE, ceiling bracket

NO: IHE, takfeste

FR: IHE, console de montage au plafond

RU: IHE, скоба потолочного крепления

DE: IHE, Decken-halterung

PL: IHE, uchwyt sufitowy

ES: IHE, soporte de techo

NL: IHE, plafond-beugel

IT: IHE, staffa a sofﬁtto

(2)

SE: Brännbart material

GB: Flammable material

NO: Brennbart materiale

FR: Matériau inﬂammable

RU: Легковоспламеняемые материалы

DE: Entﬂammbares Material

PL: Materiał łatwopalny

ES: Material inﬂamable

NL: Brandbaar materiaal

IT Materiali inﬁammabili

(3)

SE: Golv

GB: Floor

NO: Gulv

FR: Sol

RU: Пола

DE: Boden

PL: Podłoga

ES: Suelo

NL: Vloer

IT: Pavimento

IHC

Wiring diagrams IHC

Timer control

Timer control with contactor

IH/IHC

123

CBT

IH/IHC

230V~

Max load 3500W

IH/IHC

123

CBT

230V~

IH/IHC

400V3~

IHC

(1)

SE: Effekt

GB: Output

NO: Effekt

FR: Puissance

RU: Выходная мощность

DE: Abgabe

PL: Moc

FI: Teho

ES: Potencia

(2)

SE: Spänning

GB: Voltage

NO: Spenning

FR: Tension

RU: Напряжение

DE: Spannung

PL: Napięcie

FI: Jännite

ES: Tensión

(3)

SE: Ström

GB: Amperage

NO: Strøm

FR: Intensité

RU: Сила тока

DE: Strom

PL: Natężenie prądu

FI: Virranvoimakkuus

ES: Intensidad

(4)

SE: Maximal yttemperatur

GB: Max. surface temperature

NO: Maksimal overﬂatetemp.

FR: Température de surface

RU: Max. темпер. греющ. поверх.

DE: Max. Oberﬂächentemperatur

PL: Max. temperatura powierzchni grzewczej

FI: Maks. pintalämpötila

ES: Máxima temperatura de superﬁcie

(5)

SE: Längd

GB: Length

NO: Lengde

FR: Longueur

RU: Длина

DE: Länge

PL: Długosc

FI: Pituus

ES: Longitud

(6)

SE: Vikt

GB: Weight

NO: Vekt

FR: Poids

RU: Вес

DE: Gewicht

PL: Waga

FI: Paino

ES: Peso

Type E-nr

(SE)

EL-nr

(NO)

Heat

output (1)

[W]

Voltage (2)

[V]

Amperage (3)

[A]

Max. ﬁlament

temperature (4)

[°C]

Length (5)

[mm]

Weight (6)

[kg]

IHC12 85 700 07 54 911 05 1150 230V~ 5,0 1200 500 1,9

IHC18 85 700 08 54 911 06 1750 230V~ 7, 6 1200 676 2,5

Protection class IHC: (IPX4), splash-proof design.

CE compliant.

Technical speciﬁcations | Carbon infrared heater IHC with wide heat distribution, installation height 2 - 3 m 3

IHC

General Instructions

Read these instructions carefully before

installation and use. Keep this manual for

future reference.

The product may only be used as set out in

the assembly and operating instructions. The

guarantee is only valid if the product is used

in the manner intended and in accordance

with the instructions.

Application

Carbon infrared heater IHC produces a gentle

and direct heat which together with the soft

glow, is ideal for indoors and conservatories

as well as for outdoor restaurants where

design is important. IHC can also be used

as local heating. IHC has a heat distribution

best suited for close and slightly higher

installations.

Protection class: IPX4

Positioning

The heaters must be placed so that they

enclose the area to be heated, see ﬁg. 2. The

normal assembly height is 2–3 metres above

the ground/ﬂoor. A rule of thumb for infrared

halogen is that 600–800 W/m² increases the

experienced temperature by about 10 °C. The

output demand can be reduced if the area to

be heated is protected. If the area only has a

roof, at least 800 W/m² should be installed.

600 W/m² is sufﬁcient if the area has three

walls. For enclosed areas, the output demand

must be calculated. Optimum comfort is

achieved if the heat is distributed from at

least two directions.

We recommend an installation height of 2 - 3

m for IHC.

Mounting

IH/IHC is mounted on the wall using the

bracket, see ﬁg 1. The heater can also be

mounted on e.g. a parasol or a post, a suitable

U-bolt (not included) is used for this together

with the supplied console. IH/IHC can also be

mounted in the ceiling. For other mounting

alternatives, see accessories.

The heater must be mounted in a horizontal

position in order to keep the lamp horizontal.

The heater can be directed straight out from

the wall or angled up to 45°. For minimum

measurements, see ﬁg. 3.

1.Secure the bracket on the wall, see ﬁg. 1.

Note that the wall bracket must not only be

ﬁtted with the screws in the keyhole slots.

2.Remove the screws ﬁxed to the unit's

attachment on delivery.

3.Hook the attachment on the bracket.

4.Lock in position with the screws.

Note that the unit must not be placed directly

under the permanent wall socket.

Electrical installation

IHC is equipped with a 0.9 metre cord with

plug for connection to an earthed outlet

socket.

The connection cord must not rest against

the unit as the surface becomes hot or can

be hit by thermal radiation. Contact an

electrician if the cord needs to be changed.

Note that due to the high temperatures in the

heater, a cord of the type H05 RN-F 3G1 mm2

or the like should be used.

In the event of uncertainty contact an

electrician.

Start up (E)

When the unit is used for the ﬁrst time or

after a long period of disuse, smoke or odour

may result from dust or dirt that has collected

on the element. This is completely normal

and disappears after a short time.

Replacing the carbon lamp

The heat lamp in IHC is of the highest quality

and unless it is subjected to mechanical

strains in the form of vibrations and impact

it will last for a long time. The service life is

Assembly and operating instructions

IHC

dependent on the ambient temperature and

how the heater is installed. The lamp must

be replaced by an installer or other skilled

person.

- Disconnect the power supply.

- Wait until the unit is cold.

1.Remove the covers at both ends (four

screws).

2.Pull the grille to one side.

3.Remove both reﬂector ends (two screws).

4.Loosen the connections on the terminal

block.

5.Pull the lamp out of the lamp holders.

- Check that the replacement lamp has the

correct output and voltage.

- Fit the new lamp. Note do not touch the

lamp with your ﬁngers, wear gloves or the

like.

- The protective tube must be reﬁtted to the

cables, so that the cables are not damaged

when the grille is ﬁtted.

- Reassemble the unit again.

See ﬁg. 4.

Maintenance

When the unit is used for the ﬁrst time or

after a long period of disuse, smoke or odour

may result from dust or dirt that has collected

on the element. This is completely normal

and disappears after a short time.

The power supply to the unit must be

disconnected during all service, repair and

maintenance work.

The unit has no moving parts so the

maintenance requirement is small, but it

must be kept clean and free from dust and

dirt. If the reﬂector is not clean the thermal

radiation from the unit will decrease and the

heater will become hotter. A large amount of

dirt can cause overheating.

The surface of the reﬂector is sensitive and

must be cleaned with care. If the reﬂector

is dirty it must be cleaned or replaced by a

specialist.

Residual current circuit breaker (E)

When the installation is protected by means

of a residual current circuit breaker, which

trips when the appliance is connected,

this may be due to moisture in the heating

element. When an appliance containing a

heater element has not been used for a long

period or stored in a damp environment,

moisture can enter the element.

This should not be seen as a fault, but is

simply rectiﬁed by connecting the appliance

to the mains supply via a socket without a

safety cut-out, so that the moisture can be

eliminated from the element. The drying

time can vary from a few hours to a few days.

As a preventive measure, the unit should

occasionally be run for a short time when it is

not being used for extended periods of time.

IHC

Safety

• For all installations of electrically heated

products should a residual current circuit

breaker 300 mA for ﬁre protection be used.

• During operation the surfaces of the unit

are hot!

• The unit must not be fully or partially

covered with inﬂammable materials, as

overheating can result in a ﬁre risk!

• This product is not designed to be used by

children or persons with reduced physical

or mental ability or a lack of experience

and knowledge, unless instruction

regarding the product's use has been

given by a person with responsibility for

their safety or that this person supervises

operation. Children must be kept under

supervision to ensure they do not play with

the product.

• The heater is equipped with a protective

grille to prevent contact or to prevent

large objects from touching the hot lamp.

The unit must not be used without this

protective grille.

• Ensure that there are no inﬂammable

materials gathered on or close to the

heater.

• The free space to the inﬂammable material

in the direction of radiation must be at

least 1 meter.

• Do not place the heater directly under the

electrical socket.

• The cable and plug must not be placed

inside the hot radiant area.

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