Technical Data; Network Connection - Burda RELAX DARK IRC IP55 Uso Y Mantenimiento

• Important! Any tampering with the appliance
will invalidate the warranty.
• Repairs carried out improperly and by unqual-
ified persons may have serious consequences for
the user!

TECHNICAL DATA:

• Connection/fuse: 230 Volt (50/60 Hz) with
16 Amp
C (= slow-blowing fuse)
• Output: 2200 Watt = BRELD2200-3 und 2400
Watt = BRELD2200-1
• Guaranteed service life: up to 5000 hours with
average use
• Type of protection: IP55
• Weight: 7.8 kg
• Casing: Corrosion-resistance anodized alumin-
ium
• Cable: 3m 3-wire 1.5 mm²
MAINTENANCE:
• To avoid risk of failures it is necessary to oper-
ate the unit for a few hours every 6 months.
• If you have any question relevant your appli-
ance, call the local authorized distributor or the
nearest Service Centre. Every repairs should be
carried on by an authorized Service Centre and
also ask always for original spare parts.
• Before cleaning, be sure the appliance is
disconnected from the power supply and allowed
to cool. Never immerse the appliance in water or
any other liquid.

NETWORK CONNECTION:

• An overvoltage category III Combined Circuit
breaker and Residual Current Device (RCD) with
rated earth leakage operation not exceeding
30mA must be fitted upstream on
the supply line in order to have a contact separa-
tion in all poles that provide a full disconnection.
The circuit breaker must have a contact opening
distance of at least 3 mm.
• The product is in class I and IP55, which is
the protection rate for the units to be used even
outdoor. For keeping the protection rate of the
appliance, the connection of the appliance with
the power supply must be done by means of a
minimum IP55 system, as per the standards HD
384 CENELEC for Europe, or international IEC
60364-7 1988.
WARNING:
The radiator must never be installed in the upward
or inward position, the heating surface must always
be positioned so that the heat is directed down-
wards or outwards.
The heater must never be installed in the upward
or inward position, the heating surface must
always be positioned so that the heat is directed
downwards or outwards.
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