WARNINGS:
• Covering heaters causes danger of fire!
• Do not use infrared cabins with infrared ABC radiators
longer than approx. 10 to 15 min. (according to your
personal health).
• Recommended distance between radiator and body
approx. 10 cm.
• Avoid continuous exposure to the eyes and respect
a direct minimum distance of about 70 cm between
radiator and eyes.
• Ill people should ask a doctor before use.
• People subject to a risk of overheating, such as
people suffering from cardiovascular diseases, should
ask a doctor, in case of doubt, before using an infrared
cabin.
• Not to be used by people who are helpless and sensi
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tive to heat or by small children.
• Observe the instructions for use.
• Do not rub your skin intensively or take drugs, which
stimulate the blood circulation of the skin, before
using the infrared cabin.
• We recommend not to use the infrared cabin within 24
h after UV radiation from an artificial source or after
sunbathing.
• Do not take any substances, which suppress the
natural sensitivity to heat and pain (alcohol, medicine,
drugs).
• If you feel the heat too much on your skin, change
your sitting position or leave the cabin.
• If a prolonged erythema (constant redness of the skin
for more than a day) or net-like changes in colour
after regular radiation with infrared appear, do not re
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peat radiation anymore.
• This device is not intended for use by people (including
children) with limited physical, sensorial or mental
capabilities or without the necessary experience and/
or knowledge, unless a person, who is responsible for
their safety, looks after them or provides instructions
on how to use the appliance.
NOTES:
• A suitable control unit must be used for adjustment or
controlling of the infrared radiators.
• Assembly and connection to the control unit must be
carried out according to the connection diagram.
• Before putting the radiators into operation with the
control unit, ensure that all plug connectors are firmly
connected with no risk of coming loose.
•
Observe the regulations for assembly in an infrared
cabin or sauna according to 60335-2-53.
• Only the number of radiators indicated for the cabin
size may be attached in your infrared cabin. For this
purpose, ask the cabin manufacturer or your dealer.
• Ensure the use of a suitable means of protection when
installing the infrared heaters in the back area, so that
the flocked protection grille cannot be pushed in inad
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vertently. For this purpose, place a wooden grating,
for example, in front of the grille.
• Ensure that the radiator is not subject to mechanic
stress (shocks, pressure). If the radiator is broken, it
must be replaced by a new one and must not be used
anymore.
• Defective infrared heating rods must be replaced by
identical heating rods from the same manufacturer.
•
The infrared radiator is only intended for installation
in an infrared cabin or sauna and must be operated
together with a control unit. Warranty will not apply
for any other applications.
• It is recommended to lead the connecting cables
through empty conduits or to protect them from
damage by other suitable measures during assembly.
• Attention: If the connecting cable of the device is
damaged, it must be replaced by a special connec
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ting cable, which is available from the manufacturer
or their customer service.
• In case of vertical assembly (connection always up
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wards or according to the cabin manufacturer’s
instructions) it is forbidden to put a wooden cladding
above the radiator in the front area. The rising warm
air that occurs when the casing is heated, must exit
freely. Danger of fire!
• In case of horizontal assembly under the bench (calf
warmer) it is forbidden to cover the radiator with
objects, such as towel and it should eventually be
protected with an additional wooden grille. Danger of
fire!
• Cleaning by means of steam cleaners, high-pressure
cleaners and splashing water is not admissible.
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