Table of Contents IMPORTANT: WARNINGS 1.1 GENERAL SAFETY CONDITIONS 1.2 SPECIFIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS DEVICE INSTALLATION WALLMOUNTING DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT 4.1 Operation 4.2 Screen 4.3 Keypad 4.4 First use 4.4.1 Turning the radiator On / Off 4.4.2 Setting the Time and Date 4.5 Operation Modes 4.5.1 Timer Mode: 4.5.2 Manual Comfort Mode ...
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IMPORTANT: WARNINGS Thank you for purchasing this radiator. These appliances are extremely safe, easy to install and do not require specific maintenance.
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trades person. Failure to comply may danger your safety and voids your warranty. 8. Children under the age of three should not be allowed to touch or play with the radiator and should be ...
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16. Keep all the packaging elements out of the reach of children, as they can cause potentially dangerous situations. 17. Keep these instructions, as well as the guarantee, your ...
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● Always install the device so that it cannot enter into contact with any combustible material such as curtains or towels (take into account the gusts of wind). ● Do not insert any object through the grille or inside the ...
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• WARNING: If this appliance is installed in a bathroom, it must be installed only within zones 2 or 3, according to the ...
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● Make the holes and insert the plugs included in the fixing kit. Place the support and tighten the screws until the piece is ...
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Keypad Radiator Start / Stop key " " Minus key ( ) V alidation Key ( OK) Plus key ( +) Right Navigation Key ( ►) Rev.1_09-07-15 Page 12...
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First use This section will guide you when putting the device into operation for the first time. NOTE: To restore the factory settings, consult section 5 ...
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Operation Modes Press ► to move along the display and select the different operation modes “ ”, selecting the one required and press ...
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Automatic Mode 4.5.3 By selecting the Automatic operation mode “ ”, the device will work with the preset programme “P1”, as explained in the ...
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= Reduced Temperature spaces without bars = Comfort Temperature, spaces with bars ECO mode: 4.5.4 In E CO mode “ ” , the reduced temperature will be maintained throughout the day. You can set your own E CO temperature by ...
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In Programme mode “ ” , after programme “P9”, there are four programmes (U1 to U4). These are programmes that you can ...
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USER Programmes from U1 to U4: 4.5.7 You can modify the programme according to your needs. You can also store upto 4 of your own programmes (U1 to U4). To modify a user programme, press ( OK) . The following symbols will be shown when making your own ...
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The ( OK) key confirms the programme you have entered for that day. After confirming the seventh day, the system automatically ...
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The consumption control mode enables you to check and control the consumption of your radiator: Rev.1_09-07-15 Page 21...
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IMPORTANT: T he consumption control is only for checking the consumption of your radiator. Making alterations in this menu may inhibit the performance of your radiator . The ...
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Consumption: Indicated in kW/h. Hundredths are shown for one hour and one day durations. Rev.1_09-07-15 Page 23...
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Special Functions Keypad lock: “ ” Use this function to prevent any change in the thermostat setting. This is useful in areas such as childrens’ bedrooms or public ...
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If the system detects a temperature drop of around 3ºC, the heating will stop for approximately one hour. The icon will ...
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Preset Values and options : Types of Degrees on Screen 01 : Celsius Degrees : Fahrenheit Degrees Time selection 02 (24:00) (12:00 AM (Antemeridian) / PM (Post meridian) : Automatic summer⬄winter time change : The time will change automatically. 03 : The time must be changed manually. * You must correctly set the date for this to work. : Internal Probe Calibration The calibration cannot be completed until the radiator has ...
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Preset Values and options : S mart temperature control system This feature allows the radiator to calculate the time required to meet the comfort temperature set within your programme. ...
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Troubleshooting The d evice d oes not turn on. Supply Check the power supply The device's screen shows the text " Err" The symbol and the message “ E rr ” are flickering. There is an error in the ...
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THERMAL SAFETY In the case of overheating, a safety device automatically cuts the radiators operation. After cooling the radiator will automatically reset. If the failure persists, the safety cut off would permanently stop ...
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Preset Programmes (P1 to P9) Rev.1_09-07-15 Page 31...
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RECYCLING (Disposal of the product at the end of its useful life) According to European Directive 2 012/19/UE , on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), old electrical household appliances cannot be ...
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