Operating Principles - MCS Master BV 500-13 R Manual De Instrucciones

•••2.2.4. Heaters used near tarpaulins,
curtains or other similar covering
materials must be a safe distance from
them. It is advised to use fireproof
covering material.
•••2.2.5. Only use in well-ventilated areas.
Set-up a suitable opening in line with
current standards, with the purpose of
introducing fresh air from outdoors.
•••2.2.6. Power the heater only with current
that has the voltage and frequency
values specified on the technical data
label applied to the heater.
•••2.2.7. Check correct earthing.
•••2.2.8. Only use extension cables that
are earthed.
•••2.2.9. The electric power line of the
heater must be equipped with an
earthing system,
device and cut-off switch.
•••2.2.10. Recommended safety distances
between the heater and flammable
substances: front output = 2,5 m (8.5
ft.); on the side, at the top and at the
back = 1,5 m (5 ft.).
•••2.2.11. Avoid fire hazards by placing
the hot or functioning heater on a
steady level surface.
•••2.2.12. Keep animals at a safe distance
from the heater.
•••2.2.13. Disconnect the heater from the
electric power supply when not in use.
•••2.2.14. When it is controlled by a
thermostat, the heater can turn on at
any time.
•••2.2.15. Never use
frequently used rooms.
•••2.2.16. Never block the heater's air
vent (rear) or the air outlet (front).
•••2.2.17. Never
maintenance on the heater when it is
hot, connected to the power supply or
in operation.
•••2.2.18. Only use original kits to direct
the air coming in and/or going out
(where applicable).
•••2.2.19. Keep the hot parts of the heater
at a suitable distance from inflammable
or thermolabile materials (including
the power supply cable).
residual current
the heater
handle or conduct
•••2.2.20. If the power supply cable is
damaged, it must be replaced by an
authorised technical support centre to
prevent any risk.
•••2.2.21. Use original spare parts when
replacing the burner, strictly complying
with indications regarding capacity,
type of nozzles and pump pressure.
An increase in burner power could
damage the heater.
3. UNPACKING
WARNING: The packaging material
is not a toy. Keep the plastic bag out
of the reach of children; danger of
suffocation!
•••3.1. Remove all packaging materials used
to package and ship the heater. Dispose
of them in compliance with current
standards.
•••3.2. The heater is placed on a platform.
Lift it delicately using hooks and chains.
Use the holes on the structure to lift the
heater.
•••3.3. Check for any damage undergone
during transport. If the heater appears
to be damaged, immediately inform the
authorised technical support centre.

4. OPERATING PRINCIPLES

A. Combustion chamber, B. Combustion
in
head, C. Fan, D. Burner, E. Control
equipment, F. Chimney.
(Pic. 2) The burner pump aspires the fuel
from the tank and sends it to the pressurised
nozzle where it is nebulised and mixed with
comburent air in the combustion chamber.
A spark triggers combustion while the waste
fumes are expelled from the chimney. A
series of sensors constantly checks the
correct operation of the heater, stopping
the cycle in the case of a fault. The fan,
located at the rear of the heater, cools the
combustion chamber and the flue gas pass,
transferring the heat from the latter into the
environment.
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