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Operating and Installation Instructions

KBE Wall Convectors 453321.66.85gb 07/04/A

1. Important Information

Please read with care all of the information provided in

these instructions in a safe place for future reference. Pass

them on to any subsequent purchaser of the unit.

−The unit is suitable solely for heating the air in a closed

room.

−Only a qualified electrician should install or repair this

unit.

−In the event of a fault, disconnect the unit from the

main power supply (switch off or unscrew fuse)

−Do not cover the unit -fire hazard!

−Caution! The unit is hot to the touch when in operation.

−Do not operate the unit unattended if there are small

children in the vicinity.

−Do not insert objects of any kind through the apertures

in the unit.

−The unit should be installed so that its controls are out

of reach of anyone in the bathtub or under the shower.

VDE 0100 Part 701 specifies that the unit may not be

installed in the protection zone. Keep the flap over the

controls closed.

−An isolating device must be provided in the electrical

wiring specified (for example, a miniature circuit-

breaker). It must have a contact gap of at least 3 mm

at each pole.

−Substances which could lead to ignition or thermal

decomposition inside the unit (for example, carpet or

floor tile adhesives) must not be used unless you are

certain the unit has cooled down to room temperature.

2. Installation, Wiring, Minimum Clearances

The convector may only be installed in a horizontal

position (the control panel must always be at the top).

The convector must be installed in such a way that

flammable objects cannot ignite.

It is permissible to mount the convector on a wooden wall.

The convector must not be mounted directly beneath a

wall power socket.

It is essential that you observe the minimum clearances A,

B and C specified in the installation diagram, particularly

as regards clearances from easily flammable objects.

Make sure that air can flow into or out of the convector

without being obstructed.

Minimum clearances ABC

mm 150 150 150

The convector is not mounted directly on the wall but

installed in a wall frame.

-Drill the mounting holes for the wall frame.

-Screw the wall frame to the wall.

-Fit the convector in the wall frame using the slots on

the back of the unit.

-Swing the unit up and against the wall, latching it into

the top part of the wall frame.

3. Electrical Connection

In addition to the leads for the electrical power supply (L1

= brown, N = blue, PE = green / yellow) a marked control

wire (black) is provided for external temperature reduction

via an external timer or pilot unit, for example.

See section 8 for circuit diagram.

4. Heating

Switch On/Off

A = Off, no function.

M= On. Thermostat regulates the room temperature to the

value specified at the thermostat knob.

Thermostat

The Heater is equipped with a thermostat which you can use

to set the room temperature you want. The ∗setting of the

thermostat is for frost protection. Here the thermostat keeps

the room temperature at around 7°C. A room temperature of

about 21 °C corresponds to a ‘6’ setting on the thermostat

knob.

500

Min.

Switch On/Off Thermostat

4a. Restricting the Temperature Range

With the aid of the two pins on the back of the unit you

can set the range of the thermostat wheel. One pin

determines the upper value and the other pin the lower

value.

Move the pins back and forth to loosen them.

5. Overheating Cut-out

For your protection the heater is equipped with an

overheating cut-out. If the outgoing flow of air is

obstructed (for example, the air grille is covered or is

closed), the heater will cut out automatically.

Do not put the heater back into operation until you have

corrected what caused the overheating cut-out to trip. You

should also switch off the power supply to the unit for a

few minutes (mode switch to OFF).

Once the unit has cooled down enough you can switch it

back on.

For you to enjoy the full power of the heater the air intakes

and outlets must be kept free of dust. Clean the heat with

your vacuum cleaner before the cold season of the year.

6. Faults

If no heat is coming out of the convector make sure that

the On/Off switch is set to position "M" (see Section 4) and

that the thermostat is set to the temperature you want.

Check that the circuit-breaker has not tripped or that the

fuse has not blown.

In the event of malfunctions in your heater, please contact

your local electrician or the nearest customer service point

for Dimplex appliances. The E number and the FD code

are required before servicing can be carried out. You will

find them on the rating plate.

Any examination of the heater or repair work may only be

carried out by a qualified electrician or after-sales service

technician.

7. Cleaning

Before attempting any cleaning operation, switch off the

heater and wait until it has fully cooled down. The heater

can be swung away from the wall to allow access for

cleaning: Undo the fastening and pull the top of the heater

forwards.

Use a soft damp cloth to wipe off the outside surfaces of

the heater. Do not use abrasives or furniture polishes for

cleaning as these can damage the surfaces of the heater.

8. Technical Data, Dimensions, Weights

Supply voltage 1/N/PE~ 230V, 50Hz

Thermostat 7-29°C

Protection class l With protective earth

terminal

Degree of protection IP 21 Drip proof

Rating Model Weight Dimensions in mm

W kg A B

500 KBE 50 3,4 360 400

750 KBE 75 3,7 360 400

1000 KBE 100 4,3 440 400

1250 KBE 125 4,9 520 400

1500 KBE 150 5,5 600 400

1750 KBE 175 6,0 760 400

2000 KBE 200 6,6 840 400

9. Warranty

Authorized dealers can provide information on the terms

and conditions of warranty. The warranty is not valid

without a sales receipt marked with the date of purchase.

KKW Kulmbacher Klimagerätewerk GmbH

Geschäftsbereich Dimplex Tel. +49 (0) 9221 / 709-564

Am Goldenen Feld 18 Fax +49 (0) 9221 / 709-565

D-95326 Kulmbach www.dimplex.de

[email protected]

Control wire

black

105

Restriction pins

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