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3.  Setting the 

POWER OFF TIMER 

Function 

Note: The Power-Off-Timer Function will allow for the heater to power OFF after a certain set time, and can 
only be set while the heater’s display is in the “On” position. 

 

 

    Or      

 

Turn the heater to the “On” position. Press the Timer 
button on the heater’s control panel or the remote. 

 

The digital display changes from the “temperature” to the 
“hours” option for the timer. Continue to press the timer 
button to change the number of hours you would like the 
heater to run before powering itself off.  The hour options 
for the timer are from 0 to 12 hrs. (in 1 hr increments). 

 

The selected hour increments will flash for a few seconds, 
then revert back to the set desired temperature. The Timer 
indicator light will remain lit as long as the Timer is set. 
The heater will power OFF when the internal heater clock 
counts down the hour increments you set.

 

 

 

 

4.  Setting the 

POWER-ON-TIMER 

Function 

  

Note: The Power-ON-Timer Function will allow for the heater to power ON after a certain set time, and 

can only be set while the heater’s display is in the “Off” position. 

 

    Or      

 

Turn the heater to the “OFF” position. Press the Timer 
button on the heater’s control panel or the remote. 

 

The digital display shows the “hours” option for the timer. 
Continue to press the timer button to change the number of 
hours you would like the heater’s internal clock to count 
down before powering itself on.  The hour options for the 
timer are from 0 to 12 hrs (in 1 hr increments). 

 

The Timer indicator light will remain lit as long as the 
Timer is set. The heater will power itself ON when the 
internal heater clock counts down the hour increments you 
set.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for LS-4P1500-HOM

Page 1: ...1 INFRARED ZONE HEATING SYSTEM OWNER S MANUAL Model No LS 4P1500 HOM...

Page 2: ...eating System This owner s manual will provide you with valuable information necessary for the proper care and maintenance of your new product Please take a few moments to thoroughly read the instruct...

Page 3: ...rs or an outlet with other appliances connected to the same outlet Risk of fire overheat malfunction property damage injury or even death may result if not adhered to 3 This heater is hot when in use...

Page 4: ...ow foreign objects to enter or block any ventilation or exhaust opening as this may cause an electric shock or fire or damage the heater 15 Allow at least 3 feet of unobstructed space to the front and...

Page 5: ...he cost per KWH for your state at http www eia doe gov fuelelectric html What is the life expectancy for the Heating Elements Can the heating elements be replaced The life expectancy of the heating el...

Page 6: ...tric costs Note that if you do use it in a garage or basement the moisture levels must be very low and they must have dedicated circuits 15 amps minimum with no GFCI outlets If unsure what a GFCI outl...

Page 7: ...st or allow for you to have extra heat in the form of soft infrared waves in locations where you would otherwise be short It is meant to cycle on and off and not specifically designed to be used as a...

Page 8: ...n turn on the heater using the supplied remote control or the control panel on the heater Overheat Safety Feature This heater is equipped with a overheat safety feature When the heaters internal compo...

Page 9: ...it when Low Heat mode is engaged 8 Temp up button To increase desired temperature 9 High Mode indicator light Will be lit when High Heat mode is engaged 10 Temp down button To decrease desired tempera...

Page 10: ...Mode H 77 Mode button Used for mode selection ON OFF button Used for power on or power off Temp up button To make set temperature rise Temp down button To make set temperature decline Timer button Use...

Page 11: ...e and plug into a grounded 120V 60Hz power outlet and turn on the power switch in the rear of the unit Only operate heater in upright position with caster wheels attached Insert 2 AAA batteries into t...

Page 12: ...ses 750W ECO mode is an Economic Energy Saving Function When ECO mode is chosen the heater will manage itself from less to more heating power watts in an attempt to maintain a constant warm 68 F 20 C...

Page 13: ...icator light will remain lit as long as the Timer is set The heater will power OFF when the internal heater clock counts down the hour increments you set 4 Setting the POWER ON TIMER Function Note The...

Page 14: ...nd Press Temp Up and Temp Down buttons at the same time for 3 seconds Locking is complete when you hear a beep When locked the functions of the control panel and remote will be locked for use And When...

Page 15: ...e damage or deterioration to the surface of the heater 4 DO NOT immerse the heater in water 5 Wait until the unit is completely dry before use 6 Air filter needs cleaning after 3 months of use Please...

Page 16: ...is plugged into an electrical outlet if not plug in 2 Check if power to the main power switch in the back is working 3 Check to see if the battery on the remote is placed correctly undamaged and if th...

Page 17: ...ESMART was the direct shipper shipping damage should be addressed with the shipping company retailer or place of purchase prior to making a claim to LIFESMART as the manufacturer The manufacturer s so...

Page 18: ...ectors GFCI Outdoor applications Normal wear tear weathering Pet Consumer accidents Purchases from dealers unauthorized by LIFESMART Authorization in writing Disclaimers LIFESMART shall not be liable...

Page 19: ...the heater s front panel rear panel or on the box date of purchase retailer of purchase a daytime phone number and possibly a copy of your receipt Be Patient Clear and Concise Describe the issue and...

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