• The Heatbomb is supplied with a male connector on the inlet side and female on the outlet (hot) side.
• Connect hoses. When using multiple hose lengths always site the Heatbomb nearest the wand end.
• Connect to 13A socket and switch 3 switches on. Allow thermal block to reach temperature for a few moments.
• NOTE: this is a high-powered item and extension leads must be suitable and all plugs in good condition. Aways try to connect into a different circuit than your machine if possible. If a plug gets hot then try a different socket or check the plug wiring.
• Keep children and pets away, stand the Heatbomb on a board if placing on heat sensitive materials.
• Use only switch 1 for lower temperature work. (the one nearest the outlet connector)
• Ensure all hoses and tools are suitable for high temperature. Plastic solution hose will not be.  The Heatbomb may also increase the pressure due to steam expansion.
• Steam may vent into the handle reservoir during operation. If vac hoses are not attached then remove a black endcap and empty the reservoir at the end of the job. Note – always keep black endcaps fitted with small breather hole to top when vac hoses are not attached.
• Always release the pressure before disconnecting hoses.
• Be aware that your hoses may get very hot so take precautions if working on heat sensitive items and materials.

Note: all in-line heaters have their limitations.  The temperature of the water going in and the amount of water flowing through will vary the performance.

There is NOT a more powerful heater available than the Heatbomb.

DO NOT DROP                                                                                              3000 w

DO NOT USE SOLVENTS THROUGH                                                             230v

DO NOT ALLOW TO FREEZE                                                                          50hz

RUN DESCALER THROUGH AT REGULAR INTERVALS

And of course, the Heat Bomb comes with a 1 year warranty