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Heatsource HS2000E

Gas and Electric

Space Heater

Vehicle Installation &

Operation Instructions

From April 2018

INSTALLATION AND USER INSTRUCTIONS

Read the following carefully before installation

SPECIFICATION

Model: HS0011

Maximum dimensions: Height: 115 mm, Width: 200 mm, Length: 570 mm

Countries of Destination:

AT,BE,BG,CH,CY,CZ,DE,DK,EE,ES,FI,FR,GB,GR,HU,HR,IE,IS,IT,LT,LU,LV,MT,NL,NO,PT,SE,SI,SK

,TR

Weight: Inside vehicle installation 6.3 kg

Gas: Butane 28-30mbar - CAT I

(28-30/37)

, Butane/Propane 30mbar - CAT I

3B/P (30)

Propane 37mbar - CAT I

(37)

Gas Consumption (M) 148g/h

Classification of Heater: Type: C

(Fanned)

Nominal heat input: Gas 2.0kW

Nominal heat input Electric 2.0kW.

Mains Electric:

Nominal voltage: 230V a.c. 50Hz

Power options: 500/1000/2000W

Maximum current a.c.: 9 Amps

Battery Supply

Nominal voltage: 12V d.c.

Operating range: 10.0V d.c. min. to 15V d.c. max.

Maximum current d.c. gas operation: 1.8 Amps (0.01Amps on standby)

Maximum current d.c. electric operation: 2.4 Amps (0.01Amps on standby)

Dry Storage temperature: -20°C to 70°C

Hot air duct diameter: 60mm ID

Flue diameter: 22mm ID

Maximum exhaust flue length: 2m

Minimum exhaust flue length: 0.75m

Maximum air flue length: 2.00m

Minimum air flue length: 1.00m

Ensure the position allows access for servicing the Space Heater and that there is a minimum of

25mm distance around the heater to adjacent walls when mounted inside the vehicle.

Propex’s policy is one of continuous improvement and we reserve the right to change specifications

without prior notice.

4. WARNINGS

The Propex Space Heater has been designed for caravan, motor home and mobile applications, and

is more than adequate for typical recreational vehicle use. The Propex Space Heater is designed to

be installed in conjunction with a ducted hot air system.

Observe all warnings.

In the unlikely event of leaks in the gas system, or if there is a smell of gas:

- Extinguish all naked flames

- Do not operate any electrical switches

- Turn off all gas appliances

- Open windows and doors for ventilation

- Do not smoke

- Shut off gas connection

Get the system thoroughly checked by a registered gas engineer.

-The space heater shall not be operated in the following situations:

•When refuelling the vehicle, the vehicle towing the caravan, or other appliances

•When the vehicle in which the heater is installed is in motion.

•When the vehicle in which the heater is installed is in a confined space such as a garage

This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory

or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision

or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children

should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

Ensure that a minimum of one hot air outlet vent is permanently open at all times. This should ideally

be the first outlet and not more than approximately 1 metre from the heater.

Any alteration to the appliance, including flue components, use of non-Propex spare

parts/accessories and non-observation of the installation and operation instructions shall lead to

cancellation of the warranty and exclusion of liability claims and results in it becoming illegal to use

the appliance.

Please note that incorrect installation, misuse or use of non original Propex parts may invalidate the

warranty. It also becomes illegal to use the appliance if incorrectly installed, and in some countries

this even makes it illegal to use the vehicle.

When operating using gas, the combustion air flue and outlet opening for the products of combustion

(exhaust flue) shall never be obstructed. They should be checked regularly, and if necessary cleaned

by the user (e.g. in winter, snow shall be removed from the combustion outlet and air intake).

This symbol indicates that this appliance is suitable for use in Leisure Accommodation Vehicles.

This symbol indicates that this appliance is suitable for use in boats when the correct flue

terminal is used.

Where the open end of the exhaust flue terminates, three sides of the under-floor space are to be

kept open and not obstructed, and not contain through floor ventilation openings.

The heater, its gas supply, and flues for the products of combustion are to be inspected in accordance

with national regulations or if these do not exist, the manufacturer’s recommendations, however, it is

advised that this should be done at least annually.

Please Note: The heater and ducts will become hot. Please avoid anything directly touching the

heater or ducts.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION

To the Fitter:

Installation and servicing of this appliance must only be carried out by competent persons registered

with the Gas Safe Register (GB) or the relevant national organisation, in accordance with the relevant

regulatory and safety requirements.

Before installation ensure the appliance has been supplied in good condition and if damaged do not

install.

A competent person should install the appliance in accordance with the appliance installation

instructions. This appliance is for use with LPG (see appliance data plate) and mains electricity (230V

a.c.). Check that the product is suitable for the intended application in particular the installer must

check the compatibility of the data plate information with the LPG supply requirements of the vehicle.

Follow these installation instructions and ensure all relevant personnel read the points listed below.

Also ensure that these operating instructions are passed on to the end user.

Please note: The appliance should be installed in accordance with any relevant regulations in the

country where the appliance is installed. For this appliance in Europe the standard is BS EN

1949:2002 “Specification for the installation of LPG systems for habitation purposes in leisure

accommodation vehicles and in other road vehicles”.

Ventilation must comply with relevant national and/or local requirements.

DIMENSIONS

In vehicle installation

Step 1 Find suitable location for Space Heater Installation

Consider the following points:

i. For weight distribution in caravans aim to position the Space Heater as near to the axle

as possible. You should avoid (where possible) locating at the very rear and preferably

avoid the very front.

ii. Please note: The heater, ducts and flues will become hot. Please avoid anything directly

touching these.

iii. Ensure the position allows access for servicing the Space Heater and that there is a

minimum of 25mm distance around the heater to adjacent walls.

iv. The hot air outlet of the heater is to be fitted to the hot air ducting system. The heater

should be positioned to minimise the amount of ducting required and sharp bends in the

ducting should be avoided.

v. In selecting the position of the Space Heater, ensure that the exhaust flue and

combustion air flues can be installed avoiding all chassis members and gas pipes etc.

that are located underneath the floor. Remove the flue template from the back of the

instruction manual and use this to find a suitable location.

vi. The open end of the exhaust flue must not be fitted at the side of the caravan /

motorhome where an awning may be fitted. It is thus preferable to install the heater on

the opposite side of the caravan / motorhome to avoid routing the exhaust flue to the far

side of the caravan / motorhome.

vii. Only Propex supplied flue components are permitted to be used. The open end of either

flue must not be positioned within 500mm of a refuelling point or fuel tank breather outlet

or any ventilator from the fuel system(s). The exhaust flue must not be fitted within

300mm of a ventilator for the living space or an opening part of a window. The open end

of the exhaust flue must be positioned at least 500mm from the open end of the

combustion air flue and be pointing in the same direction. The exhaust flue should be

positioned at the side or end of the caravan / motorhome. The exhaust flue may be

positioned vertically below an opening part of a window if the appliance is fitted with an

automatic shut-off device to prevent operation when the window is open.

viii. The combustion air flue can be terminated underneath the vehicle. The open end of it

must be least 500mm away from the open end of the exhaust flue, and pointing in the

same direction. Take care to ensure that both flues have a slight downward slope from as

close to the heater as possible to prevent any possibility of water traps. Make sure neither

the exhaust nor the combustion air flues are terminated in an under-floor box section.

ix. The minimum length of the exhaust flue is 0.75m, and maximum length 2m. The

combustion air flue length must be 1.00m min and 2.00m max.

x. When operating using gas, the combustion air flue and outlet openings for the products of

combustion (exhaust flue) must never be obstructed. They should be checked regularly,

and if necessary cleaned by the user (e.g. in winter, snow shall be removed from the

combustion flue outlet and combustion air intake).

xi. Where the open end of the exhaust flue terminates, three sides of the under-floor space

are to be kept open and not obstructed, and not contain through floor ventilation

openings.

xii. The heater, its gas supply, ducting and flues are to be inspected in accordance with

national regulations or if these do not exist, the manufacturer’s recommendations,

however, it is advised that this should be done at least every year.

xiii. The heater must not be used when the vehicle is in motion.

Cut out holes for exhaust and combustion air flues

Position the template on the floor where the heater is to be mounted. Mark the position of the two

holes for the combustion air and exhaust flues then drill holes with a 51mm (2”) minimum diameter

hole saw.

Push on the ends of the flues with the blue adaptor to the pipes on the underside of the Space Heater

ensuring they are fully pushed on, and secure with supplied hose clips.

Step 3

From inside the vehicle feed the exhaust and combustion air flues through the holes drilled on the

floor. Locate the heater so that the flues are centralised in the holes and attach heater to floor with 4

screws supplied (No. 8 x ¾”)

Push on the ends of the flues to the pipes on the underside of the Space Heater ensuring they are

fully pushed on, and secure with supplied hose clips.

When mounting the combustion air and exhaust flues, they should ideally run downwards from the

heater to their open end to allow any condensation to drain out. The open ends should be angled

downwards to prevent rain from entering. Care should be taken to route exhaust flues around chassis

members and avoiding gas pipes and wires. The flues should otherwise be kept as straight as

possible.

Please Note:- The exhaust flue should be positioned at the side or the rear end of the vehicle. The

open end of the combustion air flue must be at least 500mm away from the open end of the exhaust

flue and pointing in the same direction.

The combustion air flue is attached to the underside of the floor with two of the brackets supplied. The

remaining brackets supplied with the flue kit are used to attach the exhaust flue. Clip the bracket

around the flue and use two screws (No.8 x ¾”) to attach each bracket to the floor.

Connect to gas supply

The appliance should be installed by a competent person in accordance with the installation

instructions and comply with any relevant regulations in the country where the appliance is installed.

The Space Heater is supplied with a compression nut and olive for 8mm (5/16”) pipe. The supply pipe

should be checked and be free from dirt or other particles before connection to the compression joint

on the space heater. The supply pipe should be routed so that the appliance can be removed for

servicing.

A gas shut off valve should be located in the vicinity of the space heater and all connections should

be kept to a minimum.

It is recommended that a gas pressure test point is be fitted to the inlet of the appliance.

When the gas line is complete all joints should be tested for leaks using leak detection solution –

Never with a naked flame.

The gas pressure should be verified at the pressure test point.

Note: The operating pressure for the gas supply should be either 28-30mBar Butane or

30mbar/37mbar Propane.

Fitting Hot Air Ducts

Place a hose clip over the hot air duct then push on to the hot air outlet nozzle and tighten the hose

clip.

Important:- Ensure that a minimum of one hot air outlet vent is permanently open at all times. This

should ideally be the first outlet and not more than approximately 1 metre from the heater.

Fitting Cold Air Supply

The Propex Space Heater must be adequately supplied with cold air. If the heater is installed in a bed

box or another confined space, either vents into the area must be fitted or ducting used to supply the

heater with cold air. If a vent is fitted, it must be no smaller than one designed for use with 60mm

ducting. If ducting is fitted it should supply air from the living space of the vehicle. To fit the ducting,

place a hose clip over the end, then push on to the cold air inlet nozzle then tighten the hose clip.

Mounting of the Propex Control Panel

When mounting the Propex control panel find a suitable convenient and accessible position. For good

temperature control select a position away from draughts and approximately 1.5m above the floor.

Ensure suitable access for wiring loom connection and cable. Note that the cable to connect the

control panel to the space heater is 3.5m long. The minimum depth behind panel for wiring must be

40mm.

When you have chosen the location, drill a pilot hole in the area you expect to retrieve the heater

cable. If the clearance is OK, open the pilot hole out to 20mm. Remove the two blanking plugs from

their transit posts on the rear of the thermostat. Push the connector on the rear of the thermostat

through the hole and fix the thermostat into position using the two screws provided. Once happy with

the installation cover the holes with the blanking plugs. Take the 6 and 3 core loom from the heater

and connect to the plug on the rear of the thermostat ensuring that the latches are mating correctly. If

access to the rear of your panel is limited then pull the cable end from the heater through your

previously drilled hole and make the connections before pushing it back through the hole, you may

find you need to drill a 25mm hole if using this method.

Electrical Connections 12V

Run the red (12v+) and white (12v-) cable to a convenient DC supply (usually at the battery) and

connect using the fuse holder supplied. Check battery is 12v. Refer to data label for heater voltage.

Insert the 5 amp fuse and test. Ensure ALL electrical connections are completed before connecting to

supply.

The space heater and control panel come complete with electrical connectors fitted.

Please note: We recommend that a 5 amp automotive fuse is fitted in the 12v supply.

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