About the Product

Alva - Infrared Radiant Gas & Electric Dual Indoor Heater

Energy-saving infrared convection heating. Instant heat without drying the air. Flame failure protection deviceFeatures:-

 Electronic ignition- Energy-saving infrared convection heating- 2 Translucent infrared silicon tubes, 3 heat settings- Instant heat without drying the air- 3 Ceramic panels, 3 heat settings- Flame failure protection device- Quick, efficient heating up to 50m- Swivel casters for easy movement-

Fits all industrial and bullnose cylinder valves- Electric heater complies with IEC. 60335 (SANS IEC 60335-1)- LPGSASA approved- Connects to 9 kg cylinderSpecifications:- Gas Type: LPGTROUBLE: OdourCAUSE: CombustionREMEDY: N/A The combustion process will always cause an odourTROUBLE: Strong odourCAUSE: Incorrect gas mixture, Unburned gas leakREMEDY: Obtain LPG only from reputable LPG dealers,

Perform a leak test, Always ensure there is proper ventilationTROUBLE: Burns then diesCAUSE: Over-filled cylinder, Ventilation, Empty cylinder REMEDY: Return to gas supplier, Make sure the room has adequate, ventilation, Replace with a full cylinder TROUBLE: Heater does not light upCAUSE: Empty cylinder, No gas flow REMEDY: Replace with a full cylinder, Open cylinder valveFrequently Asked QuestionsQ: Why must there be ventilation when using a gas heater?A: Whenever fuel (LP Gas in this case) is burned, ventilation is needed. Any fire needs oxygen to burn. Think of a fireplace, you require a chimney or flue for the smoke to exit the house. Even though a gas heater does not generate smoke, it still generates carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, which can be dangerous if not diluted by fresh air. Always ensure adequate ventilation by leaving a door or window open in the same room.Q: When I open a door or window for ventilation wont I get cold?A: The Alva GH312 is an infrared radiant gas heater. Infrared heaters heat objects as well as the air.

This means, that even though you have cooler air coming into your room, the infrared heater will warm the room and make sure that you do not feel the cold.Q: What do I do if I have an over-filled cylinder?A:

The best method to determine if your cylinder is over-filled is to weigh it. Subtract the ˜tare mass from the cylinder weight this gives you the weight of your gas. If this gas weight exceeds your cylinder design weight (9kg) then return the cylinder to your gas supplier.Q: Why is there an odour when I used a gas heater?A: All gas appliances give off an odour. This could be harmful if inhaled or extended periods of time.This œsmell is normal, and it does not mean that you have a gas leak.

The smell of raw gas(just before you ignite the appliance) differs from the smell coming from the heater when it is in use.The odour is added to allow easy gas detection.Q: How long will the gas in my cylinder last?A:

This depends on how you use your heater. It is easy to calculate your gas consumption. Take the capacity of the gas cylinder in grams (i.e. 9000g for a 9kg cylinder) and divide it by the gas consumption of the heater, on your desired setting (refer to the Specifications section in this manual (page 13). The answer to the calculation is the approximate number of hours that your heater will burn for.Q: I just took my heater from storage, but there seems to be a blue flame rolling on the panels. Is my heater faulty?A: It is normal for thedust to settle on the panel.

When this happens, the heater will not burn properly at first, giving the appearance of a blue flame running on the panel. This might happen when you first buy the unit after you have stored it. There is nothing wrong with the heater.

Simply burn the dust off the panels by letting the heater run on ˜Position 3 for between 5 and 15 minutes. The panels should eventually settle and burn red.What's in the boxx 1 Indoor Heaterx 1 Bullnose Regulatorx 1 Hose