Thermal Intelligence BASECAMP Manuel utilisateur

Thermal Intelligence Inc.

#100, 15330 123 Avenue NW, Edmonton, Alberta T5V 1K8

1 (855) 554 4344

https://thermalintelligence.com/

 
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Table of Contents 
 
Introduction..............................................................................................................................................4 
1 BASECAMP Identification:...................................................................................................................4 
2 Contact Information:...........................................................................................................................5 
Exterior Component Locations: ...............................................................................................................6 
Interior Component Locations:................................................................................................................7 
1 Passenger Side (Right):........................................................................................................................7 
2 Drivers Side (Left):...............................................................................................................................8 
Safety........................................................................................................................................................9 
1 General Safety Information: ...............................................................................................................9 
2 Operator Safety:..................................................................................................................................9 
Transportation........................................................................................................................................10 
1 Transportation Safety: ......................................................................................................................10 
2 Towing with Vehicle:.........................................................................................................................10 
3 Transport On Flat Bed:......................................................................................................................11 
4 Vertical Lifting by Crane:...................................................................................................................11 
Pre-Operation.........................................................................................................................................12 
1 Daily Walk Around Inspection:..........................................................................................................12 
2 Refueling Safety: ...............................................................................................................................12 
Operating................................................................................................................................................13 
1 Unit Start Up: ....................................................................................................................................13 
2 Unit Start Up –Winter: .....................................................................................................................13 
3 Heat Function:...................................................................................................................................13 
4 Heater & Engine Shutdown: .............................................................................................................14 
5 Generator Usage:..............................................................................................................................14 
6 Light Tower: ......................................................................................................................................15 
7 Connect Ducting:...............................................................................................................................16 
8 Remote Probe: ..................................................................................................................................16 
9 Beacon Light:.....................................................................................................................................16 
Maintenance...........................................................................................................................................17 
1 Maintenance Overview:....................................................................................................................17 
2 Maintenance Safety:.........................................................................................................................17 

 
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3 Engine Service Intervals ....................................................................................................................17 
4 Maintenance Tasks: ..........................................................................................................................18 
4.1 Change Engine Oil:......................................................................................................................18 
4.2 Change Air Filters:.......................................................................................................................18 
4.3 Change Fuel Filter:......................................................................................................................18 
4.4 Fuel/Water Separator:................................................................................................................19 
4.5 Priming the BASECAMP: .............................................................................................................19 
4.6 Oil Filter: .....................................................................................................................................20 
4.7 Adding Coolant & Coolant Check:...............................................................................................20 
4.9 Engine Oil Check: ........................................................................................................................21 
4.10 Battery Check:...........................................................................................................................21 
4.11 Exhaust Heat Exchanger Check and Drain:...............................................................................22 
4.12 Blower Belt Replacement: ........................................................................................................23 
4.13 Blower Belt Tension:.................................................................................................................23 
4.14 Light Tower Maintenance:........................................................................................................23 
4.15 Light Tower Lens Adjustment:..................................................................................................23 
Seasonal..................................................................................................................................................24 
1 Off Season Maintenance: ..............................................................................................................24 
2 Seasonal Checklist:.........................................................................................................................24 
Recommended Filter & Fluids..............................................................................................................25 
1 Filters: .............................................................................................................................................25 
2 Fluids:..............................................................................................................................................25 
Technical Specifications .......................................................................................................................26 
Dimensions...........................................................................................................................................27 
1 Front View:......................................................................................................................................27 
2 Side View:........................................................................................................................................28 
Tire & Rim Specifications .....................................................................................................................29 
1 Rims:................................................................................................................................................29 
2 Tires:................................................................................................................................................29 
 
 
 

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1. Introduction

Welcome and thank you for being a customer of Thermal Intelligence! We are looking forward

to the success that BASECAMP will bring you and your worksite. Whatever you need we are

here to help –Thermal Intelligence prides itself on providing you with detailed technical

support for your BASECAMP.

Safe & efficient operation of BASECAMP requires that any individuals maintaining the unit read

and understand the information contained in this Operator's Manual.

The BASECAMP is intended to provide heat on outdoor worksites and in other outdoor

applications. Using the machine for any other purpose could permanently damage the machine

or seriously injure the operator or other persons on the work site. Machine damage caused by

misuse is not covered under warranty.

BASECAMP has been designed and built in accordance with the latest global safety standards

and its ultra efficient design been awarded the Green Seal Certification. BASECAMP has been

carefully engineered to eliminate hazards as best as possible, and to increase operator safety.

However, some risks may remain even after protective measures have been taken. On this

machine, they may include exposure to:

1. exhaust emissions

2. hot surfaces such as exhaust vents

3. fuel and fuel fumes when refueling

To protect yourself and others, thoroughly read and understand the safety information

presented in this manual before operating the machine.

1.1 BASECAMP Identification:

1. A decal listing the VIN & Serial Number is located on the electrical panel below the

breakers. For reference, record the serial number in the space provided below. You will

need the serial number when requesting parts or service.

Serial Number: ______________________________

Last Four Digits of VIN: ______________________________

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1.2 Contact Information:

1. By Phone: 1 (855) 554-4344

a. The main technical support phone line is staffed Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

MST excluding holidays.

2. After Hours Support:

a. Calls received outside of regular hours are directed to the On-Call Technician. After

hours support is reserved for issues that cannot wait until the next business day for

resolution. If no answer, please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon

as possible.

3. By Email: [email protected]

a. Feel free to email us at any time with technical questions or parts inquiries. Please

include the Serial Number of your BASECAMP if you have a specific question about

your machine so we can better help you.

b. If it is an emergency, please call 1 (855) 554-4344.

For additional troubleshooting, field support and maintenance videos visit our website:

https://thermalintelligence.com/support-content

Thermal Intelligence is committed to the continual development and improvement of new

products in industrial heating. We pride ourselves on providing you with the safest, most

efficient, and reliable source of Heat, Power, and Lights.

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2. Exterior Component Locations:

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3. Interior Component Locations:

3.1 Passenger Side (Right):

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3.2 Drivers Side (Left):

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4. Safety

4.1 General Safety Information:

1. It is required that anyone towing, operating, or maintaining this equipment read and

understand this manual.

2. This manual was written specifically for the safe operation and maintenance of this

equipment. Your safety and the safety of others depends on the proper and safe use of

this equipment.

3. Do not modify or alter this equipment or any of its components without the written

authorization from Thermal Intelligence.

4. Thermal Intelligence is constantly working to improve its products. We reserve the right

to make improvements or changes to subsequent models, with no obligation to make

these changes or addition to previous models.

5. Thermal Intelligence cannot anticipate every possible circumstance that might involve a

hazard. The warnings in this manual, and decals affixed to the unit are, therefore, not all

inclusive. If using a operating technique that the manufacturer does not specifically

recommend, verify that it is safe for others. Also make sure the procedure, work

method or operating technique utilized does not render the equipment unsafe.

4.2 Operator Safety:

1. The following safety items are for the safe operation of the unit. Failure to meet or

exceed any of the following safety procedures will result in damage to the heater and/or

property damage as well as serious injury or death.

a. Keep the area around the heater clear.

b. Never smoke when refueling.

c. The operator must wear approved personal

protective equipment (PPE) especially for the eyes,

ears, and hands.

d. Never remove safety guards, shields, or switches

when operating the heater.

e. During operations the unit can have extremely hot

surfaces. Be very careful not to touch heat transfer

surfaces, heat exchanger, engine, or

engine exhaust surfaces.

f. Always use caution around the rotating

shafts and engine. Loose clothing or hair

can be pulled into the shafts or engine

causing serious injury or death.

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5. Transportation

5.1 Transportation Safety:

1. Trailer Towing Can Be Hazardous:

a. BASECAMP is equipped with electronic trailer brakes. Allow for increased braking

distance due to weight.

b. Reduce speed under adverse weather, road, or terrain conditions.

c. Avoid sudden lane changes, U-turns etc.

d. Sudden maneuvers may cause tipping, rollover, jackknifing or sliding of the

trailer and without warning loss of control of the towing vehicle may result.

5.2 Towing with Vehicle:

1. Ensure that BASECAMP has been shut off, the breakers are all in the off position and the

Master Battery Connect Switch has been turned off (control panel should be off).

2. Open the engine compartment door on the same side as the input/output chutes and

make sure the fuel cap is properly secured.

3. Walk around the unit ensuring that side and rear jacks are all retracted and properly

secured as well as all doors are fully closed. Secure ducting on ducting posts.

4. Ensure that the light tower has been fully lowered.

5. Once the BASECAMP's hitch has been secured to the towing vehicle, remove all wheel

chocks, and place them back in the storage position.

6. Finally, attach the break away chains, emergency brake cable, and electrical cable, test

for brake and light function.

7. Inflate tires to 80 psi & check wheel lug nuts; Tighten to 80 ft-lb.

8. Towing Vehicle:

a. Check that the towing vehicle is rated to tow the load.

b. Check that the towing vehicle is in serviceable condition.

c. Do any necessary service/maintenance on the towing vehicle before towing.

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