Portable Heater Safety

Calor portable heaters will give you cosy warmth wherever you are in the house - but like any appliance, they are at their most efficient when used properly and safely. Below are some of the steps you can take to look after your portable heater - and yourself...

Appliances work more effciently and safely with regular checks and servicing. That's why Calor offers a FREE Heater Health Check for your existing portable heater.

A Calor trained engineer/representative will:

• Inspect your heater for wear and tear
• Check your heater has an approved regulator (the device connecting the hose to the cylinder should have a built-in on/off switch.

To arrange your FREE Portable Heater Health Check call free on 0800 662 663

The Heater Health Check is a visual inspection to identify any visual defects which may affect the safety and efficiency of your heater - it is not a full service and therefore cannot guarantee safe operation of the heater. We highly recommend that all gas appliances are serviced on a regular basis by a fully qualified and competent CORGI engineer.

Please download our Health and Safety guidelines below.

Download Butane cylinder safety guidelines here (approx 124Kb)
Download our guidelines for safe use of mobile heaters (approx 154Kb)

A portable heater is the ideal way to warm any space,lounge, kitchen or study for example, but if you are using your heater in a family environment, with small children and pets running around, it's important that they are protected.

Calor's new and exclusive portable heater fireguard means that all the family can now enjoy a cosy heat, without ever having to worry.

Suitable for heaters with a wire grill only, like the Superser Mini Radiant.

Features:

• BS approved
• Fits heaters up to 703mm (h) x 470mm (w)
• Available as brass effect
• Exclusive to Calor

Buy the Calor Portable Heater Fireguard

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Carbon Monoxide Safety www.carbonmonoxidekills.com A web site that you really must take a look at if you own any form of gas appliance. Gas may not have the safety problems associated with electricity but it must still be used safely.