Application Field; Description Of The Remote Control Functions And Buttons - Ferroli ASTER User Manual

APPLICATION FIELD

We recommend to use of the unit under the conditions described below.
Operating mode
Cooling
Heating
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DESCRIPTION OF THE REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS AND BUTTONS

The remote control (Fig. 1) includes a series of buttons and a display showing all the active functions and the different
parameters required by the user or installer to correctly use the unit.
1 . "MODE" button, allows selecting the operating mode:
AUTO - COOL- DRY – HEAT- FAN .
"AUTO": it automatically selects the most suitable operating mode de-
pending on the initial ambient temperature (automatic mode).
"COOL": the unit is activated when the set temperature
is lower than the ambient temperature.
"DRY": used for the dehumidification.
"HEAT": the unit is activated when the set temperature is higher than the
ambient temperature.
"FAN": the unit activates only the fan to allow air circulation.
2 . "FAN" button allows selecting the fan speed:
automatic - low - medium - high.
3 . Button " ", allows turning the air conditioner on and off.
4 . Button " ", is used to increase the temperature or time value.
5 . Button " ", is used to decrease the temperature or time value.
6 . Button " " is used to activate/deactivate the automatic movement
of the air deflector ( vertical )
7 . Button " " is used to activate/deactivate the automatic movement of
the air deflector ( horizontal ). (not available on these units).
8 . "SLEEP" button, is used to set/cancel the
Sleep mode, regardless of the air conditioner operating mode.
9 . Button "Timer" allows you to activate the timer function to turn on
or off delayed.
10 . Button"Light" toggles the unit's display.
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Parameter
Maximum inlet air temperature
Minimum inlet air temperature
Maximum inlet air temperature
Minimum inlet air temperature
Supply Voltage
Supply Frequency
Inner side
DB WB DB
32 23 45
16 15 18
27 \ 24
20 \ -10
230±10%
50±2
Outer side
U .M
WB
\ (°C)
\ (°C)
18 (°C)
-9 (°C)
(V)
(Hz)
Fig . 1
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