Connecting Regulator - L.B. White Premier 350 DF Guide Du Propriétaire

Connecting Regulator to
Gas Supply
WHEN USING PROPANE GAS:
1. Lift the tank's cover.
2. Assemble the gas componets as shown, depending
on heater type. Tighten connections securely. See
Fig. 2.
FIG. 2
3/4 X 1/4 Bushing
3. Form the pigtail connector to ensure the regulator
will be supported by the tank, and the tank valve
cover will protect the regulator from weather
conditions.
4. Thread connector's POL fitting counter-clockwise
into the tank valve. Tighten securely. See Fig. 2.
5. Open the tank valve.
6. Check all connections with an approved leak
detector. Close the tank's cover.
7. When storing or transporting the heater, ensure
the connector's fitting is protected from damage and
dirt entry.
WHEN USING NATURAL GAS:
--- The regulator only should be used if the gas
supply pressure to the heater is above the maximum
inlet pressure stated on the heater's dataplate.
--- Connect the regulator as supplied with the heater
to the natural gas supply line, using the appropriate
connections. (DO NOT USE THE POL/PIGTAIL FOR
Tank Valve
1/4 in.
POL
NPT
Pigtail Connector
Owner's Manual • Premier 350DF 2.0
Premier Ductable Heater
NATURAL GAS INSTALLATIONS).
--- Gas supply pressure to the regulator must
be a minimum of 2 PSI/13.7 kPa.
Thermostat
If a thermostat is not needed or required, select Manual setting
on thermostat switch. See Fig. 3
FIG. 3
If a thermostat is required, select the Thermostat
setting on the switch and remove the thermostat outlet
cover. Plug the thermostat cord into the thermostat
outlet receptacle. See Fig. 4. Use ONLY L.B. White
thermostat cord with plug. DO NOT use an inline
thermostat plug when plugging to thermostat outlet
receptacle.
FIG. 4
Thermostat
Receptacle
Thermostat
Cord
* ALWAYS cover the thermostat outlet when not in use.
* DO NOT plug an appliance into the thermostat outlet.
* DO NOT plug the thermostat cord into a power
receptacle.
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Thermostat Switch
Thermostat
Switch