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- Page 1 This heater may be installed up to a 35 degree angle. Installation above a 35 degree angle will voice warranty on the heater.
- Page 2 12288 Brawn Rd, Wainfleet, Ontario, Canada L0S 1V0 Phone 905-899-3473 e-mail erw@vaxxine.com Fax 905-899-2262 Installation/Operating Instructions for: “The Equator” Models HI-30-40N2 and HI-30-40P2 ETL LISTED COMFORMS TO ANSI STD Z83.19 CERTIFIED TO CSA STD 2.35 CGA/CSA STD 2.17 5003356 Liquid Propane or Natural Gas fired 30,000 / 40,000 BTUH 2-input “H.I.”...
- Page 3 If you do not fully understand these instructions, contact your sales representative or the manufacturer prior to the Easy Radiant Works commencement of installation, servicing or maintenance. accepts no responsibility for damages whatsoever resulting in improper installation of this heater.
- Page 4 Installations in Canada must conform to the National Standards of Canada CAN/CGA-B 149.1&2-M86, and all local codes. In the United States the installation of this appliance must conform with ANSI standard Z223.1 entitled “National Fuel Gas Code” and any applicable local codes.
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Page 5: Minimum Clearance To Combustibles
Clearance Guidlines “The Equator” must be installed with adequate space around each unit. When placed near wood or other flammable materials, appropriate clearances from combustible materials must be maintained. Even if “The Equator” materials surrounding are non-combustible, adequate “The Equator” space around is required to provide sufficient combustion “The... - Page 6 Ventilation It is MANDITORY that a minimum building ventilation rate of four (4) CFM per 1000 BTUH of installed heater input be provided. This rate of ventilation may be obtained through either gravity or mechanical ventilation of the building. In conjunction with building ventilation system, adequate fresh air into the building must be provided through fresh air inlets and/or building openings Local authorities must be contacted to assure the ventilating system...
- Page 7 Electrical Requirements 24 VAC / 1ph / 60 Hz. 3.0 A 120VAC/1-ph/ 60 Hz, 1A 6V or 9V battery pack “The A 120/ 24VAC 20 VA NEC Class 2 transformer is installed in Equator”. “The Equator” is supplied with a 3 wire plug in 120 volt connecting wire.
- Page 8 “The Equator” must be installed in a location so that it is readily accessible for servicing and have no restriction of airflow to the air inlet of the heater’s casing. WARNING: FOR ENCLOSED PATIOS Enclosed patios must be large enough to meet the clearance, “The Equator”.
- Page 9 Typical Patio Layouts “The Equator” At a mounting height of 10 ft.(3 meters), will heat an area of approximately 14 ft. x 14 ft. or196 sq. ft. (4.2 meters or 18.2 sq. meters) Conditions vary depending upon outdoor temperatures and wind conditions. SUPPORTING STRUCTURE RADIANT HEAT 10 ft...
- Page 10 Lighting Instructions: “The Equator”: To Start 1. Turn Manual gas valve to “ON” position. 2. Turn electrical supply “ON” To Shut Down: 1. Turn manual gas valve to “OFF” position. 2. Turn electrical supply “OFF”. CAUTION: If burner fails to ignite, shut down electrical power and wait five (5) minutes before turning power “ON”.
- Page 11 Removal of the Burner "A" Remove 6 Screws From Cover Plate and Grill "B" Remove Cover Plate and Grill Remove Pilot Screen (2 srews) "C" Disconnect Wiring From Valve (Two Stage) (Single Stage) WHITE BLUE WHITE 36G22 36G54 TYP 214 "D"...
- Page 12 Removal of the Burner (con’t) Turn Burner Face Down "E" Remove (8) Screws Remove Back Panel "F" Remove the screws (4) Lift Burner From Enclosure...
- Page 13 Trouble Shooting IF NO SPARK FROM ELECTRODE OR IF GAS VALVE DOES NOT WORK THEN Check your power supply. Should have 24 volts between power wires. Use a voltage meter between inlet 24 volts wire and ground terminal at electrode plate to measure 24 volts. Check continuity.
- Page 14 Trouble Shooting (continued) Problem Possible Causes No Spark Voltage under 24VAC Improper spark gap (7/64” or .109) Loose ground wire Broken electrode Faulty electronic module Burner Won’t Light Air in gas line Low gas pressure ...
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Page 15: Warranty
Warranty THIS WARRANTY IS APPLICABLE TO THE ORIGINAL OWNER ONLY In accordance with the warranty terms and conditions specified below EASY RADIANT “WORKS” (the manufacturer) will supply to the ORIGINAL OWNER. A replacement part or any component part which fails before three (3) years “NO IF’S AND’S OR BUTS”... - Page 16 HI-ER-100...
- Page 25 Programming Instructions for “EQUATOR” R24V Remote Control for models HI-30-40N2BR, HI-30-40P2BR HI-30-40N2SR, HI-30-40N2SR ERW-R (remote control receiver, factory installed in heater) ERW-S (hand held remote control sender) For individual control of multiple heaters (i.e. up to 4 heaters individually) OR groups of many heaters –...
- Page 26 2 Inputs “EQUATOR” with On / Off & High / Low hand held remote control. Your remote control (ERW-S & ERW-R) has been pre-programmed to work with your heater. Ensure that the “Manual / Remote” switch on the heater is in the “Remote” position. To turn the heater on depress and hold for 5 seconds the green “on”...
- Page 27 Multiple (2, 3 or 4) 2 Inputs “EQUATOR” heaters with On / Off & High / Low hand held remote control. Your remote control (ERW-S & ERW-R) has been pre-programmed to work with your heaters. Ensure that the “Manual / Remote” switch on all the heaters is in the “Remote” position. To turn on heater No.
- Page 28 APPLIANCE INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE While every possible step is taken to ensure that your enjoyment of your heater will be trouble fre e, it is impossible to ensure that any outdoor gas fired appliance will be impenetrable to local wildlife, debris, and buildups of dus t and dirt. The following visual inspections should be made periodically to ensure your safety and continued enjoyment of you r appliance.
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