Riomor N3 Portable Space Heater User Manual
- October 30, 2023
- Riomor
Table of Contents
Riomor N3 Portable Space Heater
SPECIFICATIONS
- Brand: Riomor
- Special Feature: Space Heater
- Color: Dark Black
- Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
- Product Dimensions: 2″D x 2″W x 2″H
- Recommended Uses For Product: Office
- Mounting Type: Floor Mount, Tabletop Mount
- Room Type: Di, Bedroom, Home Office, Study Room
- Burner type: Radiant
- Heat Output: 1500 Watts
- Voltage: 120 Volts
- Item Weight: 4.01 pounds
- Item model number: N3
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- Portable Space Heater
- User Manual
DESCRIPTION
A portable space heater is a heating device that is both tiny and movable, and it is designed to offer localized warmth in spaces that are relatively small, such as rooms. It is often powered by electricity and provides convenience as well as flexibility in heating certain areas without necessitating heating the entire structure. During the cooler months or other times when additional warmth is sought, portable space heaters are frequently utilized in enclosed environments like houses, businesses, and other buildings. To ensure the heaters are used in a manner that is both safe and effective, the instructions provided by the manufacturer should be strictly adhered to, and appropriate safety measures should be taken before usage.
PRODUCT USAGE
Portable space heaters are frequently utilized as a means of supplying supplemental heat in confined spaces or rooms.
The use of portable space heaters should adhere to these general criteria, which are as follows:
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Choose an acceptable location to be in:
Put the heater on a solid, level surface and keep it at least three feet away from anything that could catch fire, such as drapes, furniture, bedding, or documents. Keep a safe distance of at least one meter (three feet) between yourself and anything that could catch fire. -
Connect to an electrical socket that is specifically for that purpose:
Connect the heater to an electrical socket that is specifically designated for it. If possible, stay away from utilizing extension cables or power strips because they both have the potential to overheat and present a fire hazard. Check to see if the electrical outlet and wiring can support the load that the heater places on them. -
Utilize a heater with the appropriate rating:
Check to see if the wattage and power needs of the heater are suitable for your home’s electrical infrastructure. If you use a heater with a higher wattage than your electrical system is able to manage, you run the risk of overloading the circuit, which poses a risk of fire. -
Follow the procedures outlined in the instructions:
Adjust the temperature on the heater in accordance with the directions provided by the manufacturer. Many heaters allow the thermostat and timer to be adjusted, allowing for more effective heating. Always make sure you stick to the temperature settings and heating times that are indicated. -
Never leave unattended:
When using a portable space heater, you should never leave it unattended while it is operating. When leaving the room or going to sleep, make sure to turn it off and unplug it from the outlet. -
Keep a safe distance:
Keep people, especially children and animals, as well as the heater at a safe distance from each other to avoid the risk of unintentional burns or contact with hot surfaces. -
Avoid using in wet areas:
To avoid the possibility of receiving an electric shock, portable space heaters should not be used in moist or humid environments, such as toilets, or in close proximity to water sources. -
Install smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors:
In your home, make sure to install smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors, particularly in the rooms where heating appliances are located. Maintaining and testing these detectors on a consistent basis will guarantee that they are in good working order. -
Regular maintenance:
Always follow the directions provided by the manufacturer while cleaning and maintaining your portable space heater. Inspect the heater on a regular basis for any signs of wear and tear, such as frayed cords or loose connections. If you discover any problems, you should immediately stop using the heater and have a trained and experienced professional inspect or repair it.
FEATURES
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Heater for the Space:
The portable heater can be set to one of three distinct modes. The letter “I” indicates low heat (750 watts), the letter “II” indicates high heat (1500 watts), and the word “fan” indicates the output of cold air. These electric heaters have a rotational range of roughly 60 degrees, allowing them to provide uniform heating. Help save money on power expenses by only heating the specific area that needs to be heated, rather than heating the entire house.
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A heater that is Portable:
The indoor heater’s PTC ceramic heating technology and high-speed fan allow it to heat up in a matter of seconds and provide you with a consistent flow of warm air once it has reached the desired temperature. Simply turn on the electric space heater, and you can immediately feel the warmth spread around the office, bedroom, or living room. -
Electric Heater:
Protection from being tipped over When knocked over, the safety switch turns off the space heater, making it an excellent choice for households with both children and animals. When the overheat protection detects that the heater has reached its maximum temperature, it will immediately turn off the heater. accreditation from ETL, as well as safety testing -
Heater:
generating less than 45 decibels of noise during work, low-noise electric space heaters are able to disperse heat without disrupting work or sleep. -
Heater for Bedroom:
Dimensions: 6.2 inches by 5.9 inches by 10.6 inches; the power wire is approximately 4.26 feet long and can be utilized freely without any obstructions. The portable electric heater has a handle already constructed into the back of it, making it simple to transport and carry. It is excellent for usage in the home, with the family, at the office, and in the bedroom.
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Handle for Convenient Portability:
Because it has a cutout in the rear, the space heater is quite portable and can be moved to any location that suits your needs. You will be Kept Warm No Matter Where You Are. -
Oscillating Heater at 60 Degrees:
Our space heater will rotate at an angle of sixty degrees in order to more effectively release heat in numerous directions and to avoid one-way heating, which can create dry skin. -
Protection from Overheating and Tipping over:
To ensure the safety of you and your loved ones, the space heater that we provide is fitted with an overheat prevention system as well as a switch that activates in the event that it is accidentally knocked over. This means that the heater will turn itself off if it reaches its maximum temperature or if it is accidentally knocked over. -
Straightforward control knob:
The “I” setting emits heat at 750 watts, the “II” setting emits heat at 1500 watts which is both faster and hotter, and the “fan” setting blows chilly air. Use Model “I” with 750W of warm air during the spring and warm winter; use Model “II” with 1200W of hot wind during the cold winter; and use a fan to cool off during the summer months. -
Quiet Oscillation:
characterized by oscillations that are less abrupt and noisier. When in operation, the noise level of the heater is less than 45 decibels, making it an acceptable environment for sleeping, reading, and working.
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A Heater That Is Both Quiet And Quick To Heat:
Next to the electric heater, you will begin to experience feelings of warmth and comfort in a very short amount of time. It is perfect for sleeping, reading, and working indoors as it is sufficiently quiet and has improved heat dissipation.
Note:
Products that are equipped with electrical plugs are suitable for use in the
United States. Because power outlets and voltage levels vary from country to
country, it is possible that you will need an adaptor or converter in order to
use this device in your destination. Before making a purchase, you should make
sure everything is compatible.
PRECAUTIONS
When utilizing a portable space heater, it is necessary to take some steps to ensure that the device is used in a manner that is both safe and effective.
Take into consideration the following general safety measures:
Positioning and Authorizations:
- To avoid the heater from toppling over, position it on a level, stable surface.
- Keep a safe distance of at least one meter (three feet) between yourself and combustible goods such as drapes, furniture, bedding, documents, or other ignitable items.
- Make sure there is enough space around the heater for optimum clearance to provide optimal airflow.
The Power Sources Are:
- Simply connect the heater’s power cord to a standard wall outlet that is grounded. If possible, stay away from utilizing extension cables or power strips because they both have the potential to overheat and present a fire hazard.
- Make that the electrical outlet and wiring are up to the task of handling the electrical load that the heater will put on them.
The Conditions of Operation:
- When running the heater, make sure to follow all of the instructions and guidelines provided by the manufacturer.
- Adjust the thermostat and heater controls so that they are in accordance with the guidelines provided by the manufacturer.
- Unless the heater is designed expressly for use in moist or humid spaces, such as restrooms, you should avoid using it in these kinds of environments.
Supervision, as well as Operation While Unattended:
- When using a portable space heater, you should never leave it unattended while it is operating.
- When you leave the room or go to sleep, make sure the heater is turned off and unplugged.
Features of Protection:
- Utilize heaters that come equipped with built-in safety features such as tip-over switches and protection against overheating.
- Check to see that these preventative measures are in excellent operating condition.
Ventilation:
- In order to avoid the accumulation of carbon monoxide and other gases, use the heater in a room that has adequate ventilation.
- If you are using a heater that is fueled by fuel, such as a propane heater, you need to ensure that there is adequate ventilation and follow the rules provided by the manufacturer for safe use.
Regular Maintenance:
- The directions provided by the manufacturer should be followed for cleaning and maintaining the heater.
- Inspect the heater on a regular basis for any signs of wear and tear, such as frayed cords or loose connections.
- Stop using the heater immediately and get it checked out by a trained and experienced specialist if you discover any problems or peculiarities in its operation.
Carbon Monoxide Detectors in Addition to Smoke Detectors
- In places of your home where heaters are utilized, smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors are essential safety devices that should be installed.
- Regular testing and upkeep are required to guarantee that these detectors remain in good operating condition.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How does a portable space heater work?
Portable space heaters work by converting electrical energy into heat energy. They use heating elements, such as ceramic, quartz, or electric coils, to generate heat. The heat is then released into the surrounding area, warming up the space.
Are portable space heaters safe to use?
When used properly and following safety guidelines, portable space heaters can be safe. However, it's crucial to adhere to safety precautions, such as maintaining proper clearance, using the heater in suitable environments, and keeping flammable materials away.
How much electricity does a portable space heater consume?
The electricity consumption of a portable space heater depends on its wattage. Higher wattage heaters consume more electricity. You can find the wattage information on the heater's label or in the product specifications.
Can a portable space heater heat a large room?
Portable space heaters are generally more effective in heating small to medium-sized rooms. For larger spaces, multiple heaters may be required or consider using other heating methods.
How far should I keep flammable materials away from a portable space heater?
It is recommended to maintain a safe distance of at least three feet (one meter) between the heater and flammable materials like curtains, furniture, or papers.
Can I use an extension cord with a portable space heater?
It is generally not recommended to use extension cords with portable space heaters. Extension cords can overheat and pose a fire hazard. Plug the heater directly into a grounded electrical outlet.
Can I control the temperature on a portable space heater?
Many portable space heaters come with adjustable thermostats that allow you to control the desired temperature.
How long does it take for a portable space heater to warm up a room?
The time it takes for a portable space heater to warm up a room depends on factors such as the size of the room, insulation, and the heater's power. It may take several minutes to several hours.
Can I use a portable space heater outdoors?
Portable space heaters are primarily designed for indoor use. Using them outdoors can be unsafe due to ventilation issues and exposure to weather conditions.
Do portable space heaters produce carbon monoxide?
Electric portable space heaters do not produce carbon monoxide. However, fuel- burning heaters like those using kerosene or propane can emit carbon monoxide and should be used in well-ventilated areas.
Can I place objects on top of a portable space heater?
It is not recommended to place objects on top of a portable space heater. Keep the heater's surface clear to prevent overheating or potential fire hazards.
Are there portable space heaters with remote controls?
Yes, some portable space heaters come with remote controls for convenient operation and temperature adjustments.
Can I use a portable space heater in a nursery or child's room?
It is important to exercise caution when using a portable space heater in a nursery or child's room. Ensure the heater is placed safely, out of reach of children, and follow all safety guidelines.
Can a portable space heater help reduce heating costs?
Portable space heaters can be used to supplement the central heating system in specific areas, allowing you to lower the overall temperature in the house and potentially reduce heating costs.
How should I store a portable space heater when not in use?
Before storing a portable space heater, ensure it is completely cool. Store it in a clean and dry place, away from moisture, dust, and direct sunlight.