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The heater can be
turned vertically and horizontally in the wall rack.
In humid places or buildings where the heater will have to be set
high, it should be aimed to blow
the air down to a floor. This also helps to dry wet floor
conditions.
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When directed
downwards the air flow keeps the floors warm and prevents the
warm air from staying up on the ceiling.
Near opening doors the correctly pointed heater cuts the cold air
from coming in.
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The heater is easy
to to be placed on the rack fast. On the rack the heater is easy to turn
but automatically locking rack doesn't turn by itself.
Especially the PVT-heater in animal buildings should always be set
high enough so that animals can not reach it.
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In big and high buildings the directing of air flow is very
important for heating and drying the objects needed to work with.
For example drying
the car after driving in wet road conditions is fast with pointing the heater to a
floor of the garage.
The worst condition for car in the garage is a warm and steady
humid air. |
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