Ambro Controls is a North American division of the Bromic Group. Their products are available in the United States and Canada only. Many of the products are available in Australia & New Zealand under the Bromic Plumbing & Gas brand, which has been providing products to the gas and plumbing industry here for more than 40 years.
For disassembly, use normal tools and eventually heat pieces at 150/250°C (note: heating will likely produce carbon oxide and toxic fumes), remove any residue of cured product mechanically and clean parts with Acetone.
No, it needs metal ions to cure.
No, do not use thread tape with it, or any other sealant. The thread tape will inhibit Loxeal from curing as the sealant needs metal to metal contact.
Recommended to use Loxeal 58-11 instead of Loxeal 18-10, as it has a higher strength and it takes longer to cure on stainless steel than other metals and the final strength is less than 100% of its full curing strength.
The sealant between the threads will harden when oxygen is expelled. The sealant outside of the piping will remain liquid as oxygen cannot be expelled.
If your auto regulator is not switching over, we recommend looking at the indicator first.
The indicator at the top of the gas regulator indicates if the gas bottle in use contains gas or is empty.
When the indicator is green, the regulator is ON and the gas bottle in use contains gas. When the indicator is RED, the regulator is OFF as the gas bottle in use is empty.
Please note, the indicator only indicates the contents of the cylinder that it is “pointing to” or “in use”. This means that the indicator can show RED when reading the first empty cylinder, even when the second cylinder has gas.
To accurately check the regulator/indicator is working – only connect or turn on one cylinder at a time and check if it is green or red and if there is gas at the outlet.
To select the right heater, consider the volume of the room that you require heating. The larger the room, the higher KW output required to heat the room.
| Model | Minimum room volume (m3) | Heat Output (MJ/h) | Airflow (m3/H) |
|---|---|---|---|
| HF15 | 270 | 54 MJ/h (15kW) | 500 |
| HF20 | 360 | 72 MJ/h (72kW) | 500 |
| HF30 | 540 | 108 MJ/h (108kW) | 1000 |
| HF50 | 900 | 170 MJ/h (170kW) | 1000 |
The Oxyset uses a mixture of Map-Pro and oxygen gases. The ratio of the mixture affects the flame temperature, but when the ideal mixture occurs so that a blue flame is present the flame will have a temperature of up to 3000°C (5400°F).
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