Midea NTK15 Instruction Manual

PTC CERAMIC FAN HEATER

Model: NTK15

Instruction Manual

(Please read it carefully before use and save these

important instructions)

FEATURE

SPECIFICATION

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

When using any electrical appliance, basic safety precautions should
always be followed, including the following:

1. Safety

PTC heating element works with a
Temperature around 200 ℃ , no danger of
causing flames even if the unit falls on a
flammable surface, such as carpet, paper or
quilt. Automatic cut off the power when
raved about.

2. Energy saving

High efficiency, superior heat distribution
Achieved by heating 99% of air intake that
creates up to 5200 BTU of useable heat.
Instant heat, no need to wait and no need
to waste.
Substantially reduces your heating bills.

3. Portability

Compact size, light weight, convenient for
every locations where additional heat is
required.

4. Quality

Turbo fan motor ultra quiet in operation.
Power switch with inrush current protective
device guarantees 10,000 on/off cycles
without Malfunction.
Washable/replaceable air intake filter also
serves as air cleane r.

Model

NTK15

Voltage

230V~

Frequency

50Hz

Power consumption

1500W

1. To ensure familiarity with the controls, safety features, and
operation of your heate r. Read all instructions before using.

2. To reduce hazard of injury due to electric shock.

2.1 Danger of shock exists even when the appliance is switched off.
ALWAYS unplug when not in use.

2.2 A heater should never be used under conditions where it may

be immersed, or come in contact with water. Similarly do not
plug in your heater if its surfaces are damp.

2.3 Do not insert foreign objects through the intake or discharge
grilles.

2.4 Do not operate the heater if the cord was damaged in any

manne r. Return it to an Authorized Service facility for inspection,
repairing and testing.

2.5 Close supervision is required when any appliance is used by or
near children.

2.6 Shut the power off before cleaning.

2.7 Unplug by grasping plug and pulling it from the outlet. NEVER
YANK ON CORD.

2. 8 When storing your heate r, keep it in a cool, dry place.

2. 9 An electrical supply of 230 volts AC only, 50Hz is required.

Make sure that the plug is fitted in a suitable electrical supply
socket. Never use with an extension cord if the plug cannot be
fully inserted. Do not attempt to defeat this safety feature.

3. To reduce hazard of injury or property damage due to heat, fire,
or explosion:

3.1 Position your heater away from furniture or loose hanging

materials. Do not drape clothing or towels, etc. over the
heater to dr y.

3.2 Keep the rear grille out from walls or drapes so as not to block
the air intake.

3.3 Use of an extension cord is not recommended. However, if it is

absolutely necessary ensure the cord is short as possible (long
cords coiled up can overheat, as well as cause tripping accidents)
and NOT USED TO SUPPLY POWER TO MORE THAN ONE

APPLIANCE AT A TIME.

3.4 Do not use in the presence of explosive or flammable vapors.

3.5 Do not run in locations when the heater will be left unattended
for long periods of time. (for example gseveral weeks in an

unoccupied summer cottage).

3.6 Use the heater on flat, dry surfaces onl y.

3.7 LOOSE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE HEATER PLUG AND THE
ELECTRICAL OUTLET MAY CAUSE THE PLUG TO OVERHEAT.
REPLACE ANY WORN ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLES PROMPTLY.

3.8 Use on 230-volt 50Hz AC power supply.

3.9 ENSURE NO OTHER APPLIANCES ARE PLUGGED INTO THE SAME

CIRCUIT AS YOUR HEATER. A CIRCUIT OVERLOAD COULD
OCCUR, RESULTING IN DIMMED LIGHTS, BLOWN FUSES,
TRIPPED CIRCUIT BREAKERS, OR FIRE HAZARD.

3.10 Route the cord so that it will not be walked on, or pinched by

furniture.

3.11 This product is intended for normal household use only.

4. AIR FILTER MUST BE USED.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Plug into any 230V, 50HZ, and AC source. (See important
safeguards section 3.3 regarding use of extension cords).

2. Your heater is equipped with a 4-position control switch.

SYMBOL

FUNCTION

OFF

SHUT OFF POWER

LOW

APPROX—1000 WATTS

HIGH

APPROX—1500 WATTS

3. Set the control switch to maximum (HIGH) for fast warm up of a
room. Once the room is comfortable, select a lower setting to
reduce electrical consumption and to prevent the room from