HEATSTRIP THB-BA Intense Outdoor Electric Radiant Heater User Manual

HEATSTRIP THB-BA Intense Outdoor Electric Radiant Heater

Innovative, High Performance Electric Heating Technology

Features & Benefits

High Output radiant heat

• HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app control electric radiant heaters produce radiant heat that travels through the air directly to people and surfaces below – similar to the heat rays emitted by the Sun. Radiant heating is the only viable option for outdoor or tough indoor sites.

Maximum heat performance – multiple applications

• The high temperature output of the HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app control is perfect for exposed outdoor sites, high ceilings and hard-to-heat indoor and outdoor applications.
• Suitable for permanent outdoor mounting, no protection needed.
• For outdoor applications, the HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app control is suitable for both permanently exposed (eg. courtyards and patios) and undercover installations – does not need to be fully protected from the elements.

Corrosion protection

• Built from corrosion resistant alloy, it is suitable for use in most applications, including difficult corrosive environments such as coastal areas.

Multi-Purpose Mounting Options

• The HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app control is supplied with flexible mounting options. The standard bracket will allow both ceiling and wall mounting, at various angles, as well as suspension by chains/wires and metal rods.

DIY

• The THB2200BA is supplied with a lead and plug, and is therefore ideal for DIY installations with brackets included. The THB3200BA must be installed by a licensed electrician.

Element

• Carbon filament infra-red heating element provides high performance instant heat.

Warranty

• 2–year residential and 1-year commercial warranty.

Material & Design

• Anodized alloy casing and end caps with a powder coat hexagon grille.

Specifications – Australia

**MODEL| POWER (WATTS)| CURRENT (AMPS)| DIMENSIONS**

(mm)

| WEIGHT (Kg)| LEAD LENGTH

(mm)

| PLUG| **COLOUR
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
THB2200BA| 2200| 9.2| 900 x 122 x 90| 6| 1000| YES| Black
THB3200BA| 3200| 13.3| 1040 x 122 x 90| 7| 1000| NO| Black
MODEL**

HEATER TYPE| High-intensity electric radiant, infrared overheat heater with carbon filament element.
OUTPUT| 2200 watts or 3200 watts
POWER| 230-240 Volts Nominal at 50—60 Hertz, Single Phase
CONNECTION| 3 Core Cable 2.5mm2
APPROVALS| AUSTRALIA / NZ / EU
MOUNTING HEIGHT| MINIMUM RECOMMENDED MAXIMUM| 2.1 m

2.3 m – 2.5 m

2.8m Outdoors and 3m Indoors

(For higher ceiling heights, units can be

lowered using optional brackets kits)

MOUNTING OPTIONS| Suitable for ceiling, wall, and beam mounting as well as suspension by chains & wires using standard brackets. Optional mounting accessories include extension mount poles and a flush ceiling mount kit.
PROTECTION RATING| IPX5 Protection from water ingress from all directions
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION| Anodized alloy casing and end caps with powder coat grille (THB2200BA & THB3200BA)

Spot heating principle

• In most outdoor or difficult-to-heat indoor applications, there are 2 methods when looking at the size and quantity of heaters required.
• Option 1 is to comfort heat the entire area based on the total dimensions of the space, regardless of whether the entire area is being fully occupied or not.
• Option 2 is to spot heat the high use areas, such as over outdoor tables, BBQ’s, lounges, assembly lines or indoor workstations.
• Often it is more practical and efficient to spot heat these areas. Spot heating will help to reduce the initial capital cost, as well as the on-going running costs. Spot heating will allow the area to be “zoned”, meaning heating only the areas that are being used, such as tables in a restaurant or outdoor alfresco area.
• The top diagram shows how HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app control is recommended to be used directly over a table, while the bottom diagram indicates how to spot heat a large area.

Selection guide

General recommendations for HEATSTRIP® Intense:

• Ideal mounting height: 2.3m to 2.5m, and the maximum is 2.8m. Minimum is 2.1m.
• Ideal mounting location: ceiling mounted, directly above area to be heated (e.g. above a table)
• The below table outlines the coverage HEATSTRIP® Intense model (in m2), based on 3 different scenarios.
• For example, in an outdoor area that is protected from prevailing winds by walls, café blinds etc, (e.g. outdoor enclosed)
• This data is based on direct overhead ceiling mounting. If the heaters are wall mounted, the radiant footprint will be reduced. Above data is based on direct overhead ceiling mounting. If the heaters are wall mounted, the radiant footprint may be reduced.
• The below diagrams show the approximate heating area for each model, based on both an indoor protected, outdoor enclosed and outdoor exposed location.

MODEL| INDOOR PROTECTED (m 2)| OUTDOOR ENCLOSED (m 2)| OUTDOOR EXPOSED (m 2)
---|---|---|---
THB2200BA| 14| 9| 5
THB3200BA| 21| 13| 8

Table Layout

General recommendations for HEATSTRIP® Intense with Remote & App Control:

• Ideal mounting height: 2.3m to 2.5m, and the maximum is 2.8m. Minimum is 2.1m.
• Ideal mounting location: ceiling mounted, directly above area to be heated (e.g. above a table)
• For the majority of outdoor applications, the most effective method is to spot heat a table or similar area. The diagrams below provides an easy selection guide for the approximate model and quantity of heaters required to heat common residential table settings
• Selection are based on HEATSTRIP Intense being mounted at 2.4m from the floor in a fully enclosed undercover outdoor area.
• Above data is based on direct overhead ceiling mounting. If the heaters are wall mounted, the radiant footprint may be reduced.
• The below diagrams show the approximate heating area for each model, based on both an indoor protected, outdoor enclosed and outdoor exposed location.

Installation Requirements

• The ideal mounting position for the HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app control is on the ceiling, directly above the area to be heated. If this is not possible,
• HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app control can be mounted on a wall and angled downwards. In this situation, ensure the mounting height is in the range of 2.1m to 2.5m.
• For mounting heights more than 2.8m outdoors, we recommend the use of the optional accessories to reduce the height of the heater to 2.3m—2.5m. This will increase the effectiveness of your HEATSTRIP®. Refer to the Mounting Accessory section for more information.
• Electrical connections/GPO’s should not be located at the back of the heater. They should be located outside the physical footprint of the units to minimize heat build-up behind the units.

The HEATSTRIP® Intense is not suitable for mounting on an incline, along the length.

Installation location — the below diagrams confirm the minimum recommended clearances.

Mounting options

• The installation of HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app (THB-BA) is simple and easy with the standard mounting brackets supplied. For other more challenging locations there are a range of mounting options available – refer to below diagrams.
• The HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app control can be mounted directly to the ceiling, flush mounted into the ceiling, angled downwards on a wall, suspended on chains, poles or attached to beams and rafters. Refer to the following pages for more detailed information on each mounting option.

Standard mounting brackets

• The HEATSTRIP® Intense with remote & app control comes with a pair of standard mounting brackets. These adjustable brackets allow direct ceiling or wall mount, and come with pre-set angle options of parallel, 22.5° and 45°.
• The flexible standard mounting bracket can be turned 90 degrees to mount onto a beam, it can also be used to suspend with chains.
• The brackets need to be mounted onto a secure frame or wall with a minimum distance between the two brackets. The minimum distance (“B”) for each model is listed on the next page. All dimensions shown below are in (mm).
• When completing the installation, ensure all screws are tight and unit is secure.
• Note: When suspension mounting, chains are not included.

**PART No| ****PACKAGED| WEIGHT**

(kg)

| **MATERIALS| ****COLOUR**
---|---|---|---|---
ZBRAK-132B| 125 x 100 x 40| 0.2| ANODISED| BLACK

MOUNTING

Fix the two mounting brackets to the ceiling or wall in the desired location (refer minimum bracket centre chart). Make sure the method of fixing (bolts or screws) will be more than strong enough to support the weight of the heater, allowing for strong winds and other conditions.

• Slide the 2 locking brackets into the groove on the back of the heater. Make sure the pins on the locking bracket are facing the matching holes in the top mounting bracket.
• Lift heater into position and secure the 2 locking brackets to the mounting brackets using the screws provided. Make sure the 2 pins on the locking bracket engage with the matching holes in the mounting bracket. The pins will allow for both horizontal or angle mounting as required
• Tighten all screws and tighten the round nut at the top of the bracket, so it locks onto the top part of the mounting bracket.
• NOTE: The standard bracket allows for normal or angle mounting of the heater and is suitable for ceiling or wall mounting.

.

Extension Mount Bracket

• The Extension Mount bracket allows HEATSTRIP® Intense units to be lowered from high ceilings using rigid connections.
• The standard length options as part of the kit are 300mm, 600mm, 900mm and 1200mm.
• The extension mount bracket utilises components from the standard bracket kit which is supplied with each heater.

PART No. (BLACK)

Suitable for THB2200BA /THB3200BA

| PACKAGED

DIMENSIONS (mm)

| WEIGHT (kg)| MATERIALS| NOTES
---|---|---|---|---

THYAC – 047

|

300 x 150 x 50

|

0.21

|

Aluminium

|

Kit includes 2x300mm extension pole

THYAC – 048

|

600 x 150 x 50

|

0.38

|

Aluminium

|

Kit includes 2x600mm extension pole

THYAC – 049

|

900 x 150 x 50

|

0.55

|

Aluminium

|

Kit includes 2x900mm extension pole

THYAC – 050

|

1200 x 150 x 50

|

0.71

|

Aluminium

|

Kit includes 2x1200mm extension pole

Remote Control Operation

THB-BA Setup Instructions

1. Visit the Apple App Store or Google Play and download TuyaSmart App
2. Register and log in to TuyaSmart App. (Make sure Wi-Fi is enabled)
3. Connect the HEATSTRIP Heater to Power. (Either Plug-In or Hardwired)
4. Once the power is switched on, hold the + button on the remote until the LED screen is blinking CC.
5. Open the App and select “Add Device
6. Select Device Type “Small Appliances”.
7. Select “Heater”
8. Select “Next” (Wi-Fi must be connected).
9. Confirm the 3 indicators is blinking rapidly on the heater and select “Next” (If the LED lights are not blinking on the heater, you will need to hold down the 2H button on the remote until the 3 indicators are blinking).
10. Once the pairing cycle has been completed, the App and HEATSTRIP Heater should be paired together.

Pairing with Google Assistant

1. Download the Google Home app on the app store or Google Play
2. Pair the Google device to the Google Home App
3. Once paired, click on the Tuya Smart App
4. Select “Me”
5. Select “Google Assistant”
6. Select “Link with Google Assistant”
7. Select “Agree and link”
8. Choose device “Select HEATSTRIP Intense with Remote & App
9. Pairing completed

Battery Warnings and information requirements

• The Consumer Goods (Products Containing Button/Coin Batteries) Information Standard 2020 sets out the requirements for warnings that must be provided on consumer goods that contain a button/coin battery. In addition to mandatory requirements for warnings, this information standard also includes best practice recommendations for additional safety information to include when supplying consumer goods that contain a button/coin battery.

• Warnings are necessary when supplying consumer goods containing button/coin batteries to:

• alert consumers to the button/coin battery hazard

• provide relevant information so that appropriate action can be taken when it is suspected that a child has swallowed or inserted a button/coin battery.
  Size, durability and colour of warnings

• Warnings provided on products, packaging and instructions should be designed to comply with the design principles for warnings, including size, legibility and durability.

• The standard ISO 3864-2:2004 – Graphical Symbols – Safety Colours and Safety Signs – Part 2: Design Principles for Product Safety Labels contains infor-mation about product safety label design. This standard includes examples of alert words, examples of graphical alerts and warnings, and safety label develop-ment considerations, including with respect to colour, size, legibility and durability.

• Compliant warnings may take numerous forms, however, for reference, an example of an internationally recognised safety alert symbol, which is in a form which meets the requirements of the Standards, is:

• The safety alert symbol example aligns with the safety colour recommended for warning symbols in the voluntary industry standard ISO 3864-2:2016 Graphical symbols – Safety colours and safety signs – Part 2: Design principles for product safety labels.

• While not mandatory, the use of colour in safety signs is considered best practice as this helps to draw attention rapidly to objects and situations affecting safety and health and to gain swift understanding of a specific message.

Unpackaged goods

• Where consumer goods are unpackaged, all warnings and information listed in table 4 must be attached to the product, which may be by way of a sticker or a swing tag.

Lower risk products

• Some categories of consumer goods that contain button/coin batteries pose a lower risk in terms of battery accessibility and more flexible warning requirements apply.
• Consumer goods that are deemed to pose a lower risk include:
• hearing aids and associated hearing instruments/accessories
• where the button/coin battery is not intended to be removed or replaced by a consumer
• where a specialist is required to install or remove the button/coin battery
• where the button/coin battery is fully enclosed in the product and is not accessible to the consumer.
• Products, where the button/coin battery is fully enclosed, include personal computers. This category does not include products where the battery is intended to be replaced and is housed in a secure compartment.
• For lower-risk products, the warning content in Table 4 can be provided in the accompanying instructions.
• If a consumer good falls within a category that is deemed to pose a lower risk and is not accompanied by instructions, the warning must be attached to, or included with, the consumer good.

Exemptions from warning requirements

• The Consumer Goods (Products Containing Button/Coin Batteries) Information Standard 2020 includes exemptions from warning requirements for the following products:
• Second-hand consumer goods – that is, consumer goods that were first supplied before the requirements of the instrument become mandatory.
• Audio-visual and information and communications technology equipment containing button/coin batteries that are soldered in place such as personal computers, electronic musical instruments, smartphones, cash registers, calculators and copying machines.
• Professional equipment – that is, equipment to which all of the following applies:
• The equipment is intended to be used in trades, professions or industries.
• The equipment is not intended for sale to the general public.
• The equipment is not intended to be used where children are present.
• Note: Suppliers should be aware that the criteria for professional equipment’ listed above does not necessarily align with the definition of ‘professional equipment’ or ‘professional apparatus’ in existing industry standards. Suppliers will only be eligible for the professional equipment exemption where each of the above criteria is satisfied.

Warnings and information recommendations

• The Consumer Goods (Products Containing Button/Coin Batteries) Information Standard 2020 also contains the following best practice recommendations. While not mandatory, the ACCC encourages suppliers to comply with these best practice recommendations in the interests of making consumers as aware as possible of the button/coin battery hazard.

Warnings on products

• It is recommended that consumer goods that contain a button/coin battery also include a warning on the product itself located on or close to where the battery is accessible. A warning attached to the product is considered best practice as it provides ongoing awareness of the button/coin battery hazard over the lifetime of the product. This is recommended in addition to warnings on packaging and instructions as these are often disposed of once the product has been purchased

Safety

• HEATSTRIP® Intense with Remote & App control has an IP rating of X5. This means it is safe for water ingress from all directions. The HEATSTRIP® can be safely hosed down.

• HEATSTRIP® has undergone extensive testing both in laboratory conditions; in Thermofilm’s manufacturing facility in Melbourne and field trials in Australia and overseas. It has been this testing that gives the purchaser the confidence of a high quality product.
  Independent laboratory testing has confirmed Thermofilm’s full compliance with Australian and other International Standards. This includes CE, AS/ANZ, UL/CSE

• The heater comes in both plug (2400W) and hardwired (3200W) versions. In both cases the fixed wiring must be installed by a licensed electri-cian in accordance with the relevant wiring regulations.

HEATSTRIP® is Class 1 equipment and must be earthed.

• In operation, this heater is VERY HOT— do not touch any part of the heater while it is turned on. Do not touch any part until 30 minutes after it is turned off.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or intellectual capabilities, or lack of ex-perience 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 they do not play with the appliance.
• Do not allow any cables, furnishings, flammable materials or other items come in contact with any surface of the heater.
• If installed in wet areas, the heater switches or controls must be located so that they cannot be touched by persons in the bath or shower.
• The heater needs to be installed as per the installation instructions paying special attention to the minimum clearances.
• The heater needs to be mounted on a rigid bracket or fixing.
• The heater must not be mounted immediately below or in front of a socket outlet.
• In case of a heater fault or damaged supply lead, the appliance should be returned to the point of purchase for return to Thermofilm for repair.

Maintenance

• The HEATSTRIP® is made from durable materials, however regular care and maintenance of your heater will help prolong the life of the heater.
• It is recommended that you hose down the heater and with a soft cloth gently wipe the surfaces of the heater with a mild de-tergent to remove the built up contaminants from the environment. Then rinse all detergent off the heater.
• All chemicals in the atmosphere including cigarette smoke, pollution etc. will tarnish the surface of the heater. In this case, additional cleaning and maintenance may be required. The cleaning process at least every three months will reduce the amount of build up and keep it looking as best it can. If the heater is in a corrosive environment eg. salt spray, we recom-mend that you clean your heater with a light spray of fresh water every week. After cleaning, turn the heater on for 20 minutes to dry any water residue and prevent water staining.
• Before cleaning or inspection activity, the heater must be switched off and cooled down completely.
• Do not use any abrasive materials or products to clean the heater, this includes solvents, citrus based cleaners or other harsh cleaning products.
• When handling the heater, ensure that your hands are clean or that you use clean gloves as grease or dirt can mark the sur-face of the heater.
• Do not use high pressure water to clean heaters, light water spray only.

Warranty Terms & Conditions

• The below Warranty Terms and Conditions apply for New Zealand and Australia only. For international warranty please refer to international warranty terms and conditions.
• Thermofilm warrants to the original owner that HEATSTRIP® Enhance with Remote and App control products will be free from defects in materials and workman-ship for a period of 24 months for residential applications and 12 months for commercial applications, from the date of purchase in accordance with the following warranty terms and conditions.

Provision of this warranty is subject to:

• The HEATSTRIP® product must be installed in accordance with the Installation Instructions and relevant electrical standards and codes.
• The HEATSTRIP® product must be maintained and cleaned according to instructions detailed in the Installation Manual.
• There is no warranty expressed or implied with regard to capacity requirements. The selection of the unit or units depends entirely upon the system design and capacities as determined by the purchaser.
• The customer has not repaired, opened or altered the product in any unauthorised manner.
• This warranty excludes damage to the product or components arising from circumstances outside the control of Thermofilm, including, but not limited to, where the product is not used for intended purpose; where the product has been rectified in any way; incorrect installation; incorrect power supply; damaged caused during delivery; misapplication, misuse, abuse, vandalism, lack of maintenance or accident.
• Thermofilm’s obligations under this warranty are limited to repair or replacement at Thermofilm’s factory of any components of the product which Thermofilm identifies to its satisfaction to be defective.
• Transportation charges involved in return of the product to the Thermofilm factory (or any other location authorised in writing by Thermofilm) is the sole respon-sibility of the customer.
• All products are inspected and tested before despatch and are at the risk of the purchaser after the shipment from the Thermofilm factory, if not delivered by Thermofilm to destination.
• Discolouration of the surface may occur after a period of time, this does not constitute a warrantable event.
• wisting and bending of the heaters may occur, this does not constitute a warrantable event.
• No products or components will be supplied in advance of an examination of the faulty product or components.
• Thermofilm or an authorized representative of Thermofilm.
• Thermofilm does not participate in any site-related costs or labor expenses incidental to the replacement of parts, repairing, removing, installing, servicing, transportation or handling of parts to complete products, and assumes no liability on parts repaired or replaced without written authorisation. Thermofilm shall not be liable for any default or delay in the performance of its warranty obligations caused by any circumstances beyond its control, including, but not limited to, judicial or government restrictions, strikes, fires, floods, abnormal weather conditions, delayed supply of components.
  Should products be determined as damaged on arrival, immediately notify the transport company of the condition and have them noted on the freight documents. If damage is discovered after unpacking, demand immediate inspection by the transportation company and insist that a record of the damage is made on the freight documentation.

The customer warrants using the product in accordance with:

• Any instructions provided to it by Thermofilm from time to time.
• All government and local regulations, including but not limited to all relevant electrical, environmental laws and regulations governing the installation, storage, use, handling and maintenance of the goods.
• All necessary and appropriate precautions and safety measures relating to the installation, storage, use, handling and maintenance of goods.
• Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
• All warranty requests for repairs or replacements must be accompanied by a complete “Warranty Claim Form” available from Thermofilm, together with proof of purchase (and where possible, photos of the installation) and the heater returned to the place of purchase.
• In the event of a warranty claim, the goods need to be returned to the distributor/retailer for repair/replacement. Contact
• Thermofilm Australia Pty Ltd
• 8 Lakeview Dr. Scoresby, Victoria 3179, Australia
• Telephone: (03) 9562 3455
• Email:sales@heatstrip.com.au
• HEATSTRIP® Intense with Remote & App Control
• www.heatstrip.com.au
• Ph: 03 9562 3455
• E:sales@thermofilm.com.au

References

• Radiant Wall, Ceiling & Portable Outdoor Heaters - HEATSTRIP®

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