Leegis 30

Safety Regulations for Using a Bio Burner

Your safety is our priority. Please carefully read and follow the safety regulations below to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience with your bio burner.

1. Preparation and Placement

• The burner must be placed on a level, stable, and non-flammable surface. Keep it away from curtains, furniture, papers, and other flammable materials.

• Ensure there is enough clear space around the burner. Maintain at least 1 meter of distance between the burner and any furniture or objects.

• Never place the burner on a rug or any other unstable surface.

2. Fuel Handling and Refilling

• Use only bioethanol fuel designed for bio burners. Do not use any other liquids or substitute the fuel with different substances.

• Never refill the burner with fuel when the flame is burning or when the burner is hot. Allow the burner to cool down completely for at least 15–20 minutes before refilling.

• Use a funnel for filling and avoid spilling fuel. If fuel spills onto the burner or the surrounding surface, clean it up immediately before lighting it.

• Never pour fuel directly onto a burning flame. This can cause a dangerous flashover.

• Keep the fuel out of the reach of children and pets. Always store it in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place, away from heat sources.

3. During Use

• Never leave a burning burner unattended.

• Do not touch or move a burning burner. With a flame height of 35 cm, the burner becomes very hot and is dangerous to touch.

• Ensure the room is adequately ventilated. Although a bio burner doesn't produce smoke, it consumes oxygen during combustion.

• Keep children and pets at a safe distance from the burner.

• Do not use the burner for cooking or boiling water.

4. Extinguishing the Flame

• Always use the special extinguishing tool included with the set to put out the flame.

• Never try to blow out the flame. This can scatter the flame and is extremely dangerous.