Red Stone Heater Instructions (2024)

FAQs

How do I turn on the red stone heater? ›

Turn the heater on by pressing the ON/OFF button on the control panel or by pressing the Power button on the supplied remote control.

This applies to digital heaters only. To set a unit from F to C or C to F, hold the plus and minus (+ and -) buttons down at the same time for approximately 5-seconds.

Cause/Solution #1 – Double check that the heater is connected to a power source, and that there is no damage to the flex cable. Cause/Solution #2 – Try connecting a working electrical appliance to the same socket to determine that the circuit is working.

Basic: Plug heater into a standard 13amp socket or wire into fused 16amp outlet. Switch the heater On/Off at socket/switch or via rocker switch on heater.

If your thermometer has a removable battery, take out the battery to ensure it is completely powered down. Some thermometers have a dedicated reset button. This button is usually in the battery compartment or on the device itself. Press and hold the reset button for a few seconds.

The Cons of Infrared Heating Panels

Clear Space Requirement - To ensure effective heating, infrared heating panels require clear space and cannot be installed behind furniture. This allows the heat to travel directly to the objects and people in the room.

Instead of pushing hot air around a room, they rely on invisible infrared light waves like those of the sun to warm spaces, objects, and people. Because they come in many different sizes and styles, infrared heaters can be an inexpensive, environmentally friendly way to warm your spaces in winter.

They can have health benefits. Infrared heating can be healthier than gas heating for anyone who suffers from dust allergies or asthma. Whilst conventional radiators heat the room by moving the air about the room, infrared radiation only heats objects, meaning the air doesn't move around and dust isn't disturbed.

How do you turn on a fireplace heater? ›

The fireplace can be operated by a touch panel or switch, usually located on the top or side of the unit. One tab will turn it on/off and other buttons will turn the heat on/off and adjust the liveliness of the flames. Another way to start your electric fireplace is with a remote control.

Basic: Plug heater into a standard 13amp socket or wire into fused 16amp outlet. Switch the heater On/Off at socket/switch or via rocker switch on heater.