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IntelliHeat iSense ISEN-0750 Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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WIFI CONNECTION
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
SMART ELECTRIC RADIATOR CONNECTED WITH
THERMODYNAMIC FLUID
GAUGE AND ENERGY CONSUMPTION INDICATION - OPEN WINDOW DETECTION - 7 DAY AND DAILY
PROGRAMME BOOST - PROGRAMMABLE HOLIDAYS MODE - LIMIT OF THE TEMPERATURE SLOT -
PIN CODE LOCK
ECO-DESIGN SMART FEATURES
OCCUPANCY DETECTION - AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING WITH SELF-LEARNING
PROCESS AND DUAL OPTIMIZATION FEATURE

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  • Page 1 WIFI CONNECTION INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS SMART ELECTRIC RADIATOR CONNECTED WITH THERMODYNAMIC FLUID GAUGE AND ENERGY CONSUMPTION INDICATION - OPEN WINDOW DETECTION - 7 DAY AND DAILY PROGRAMME BOOST - PROGRAMMABLE HOLIDAYS MODE - LIMIT OF THE TEMPERATURE SLOT - PIN CODE LOCK ECO-DESIGN SMART FEATURES OCCUPANCY DETECTION - AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING WITH SELF-LEARNING...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS Installing the heating device ..............................4 Warnings and precautions ..................................4 Connecting, wall-mounting procedure ..............................5 wifi connection ....................................... 7 Overview ....................................8 Benefits ........................................8 Operating ....................................9 Overview ........................................ 9 Power on/heating standby mode ................................10 First power up......................................

  • Page 4: Installing The Heating Device

    INSTALLING THE HEATING DEVICE WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS Warnings All damage resulting from non-compliance have been given supervision or instruction with this advice gives rise to non-application concerning use of the appliance in a safe way of the terms of the manufacturer’s warranty. and understand the hazards involved.

  • Page 5: Connecting, Wall-Mounting Procedure

    Suggestion, positioning, location Locate the heater within minimum distances from obstacles. Before connecting up the radiator to the mains power supply, switch off mains power at the main circuit breaker. 15 cm 50 cm This electric radiator is a class II double insulated IP24 device, therefore it can be installed in all the rooms of a house including in safety zones 2 and 15 cm...
  • Page 6 - This radiator is a class II device (meaning that it Stage 1 has double electrical insulation). Connection to Open the tem- earth is prohibited. plate and position - The three wires must be connected in an elec- it against the wall, trical connection fuse spur box which complies at the desired lo- with applicable standards.

  • Page 7: Wifi Connection

    WIFI CONNECTION 2- Place the radiator on the wall-mounting brackets. Your radiator has been specially designed to be Top view Side view connected directly to your telephone operator’s box without any other accessories. To pair the device with your wireless network, proceed in the following order: •...

  • Page 8: Overview

    IntelliHeat radiator The goal: to make your life easier, to anticipate your comfort needs incorporates innovative techno- and to continuously maximum energy savings.

  • Page 9: Operating

    - Programmable holidays mode: Frost protection for a long-scheduled absence. - Automatic changeover summer / winter of the timer. - “Smart” electronic controller: This means stable and accurate temperatures in your room all year round. - Setting temperature can be viewed in all operating modes. - Active memory: Permanent backup of all settings and programming.

  • Page 10: Power On/Heating Standby Mode

    POWER ON/HEATING STANDBY MODE Step 5 Step 6 Set the time Set the comfort temperature °C Power on feature beep beep Press the button located on the side of the device to put it in opera- tion in Auto mode. Step 7 Step 8 Set the Eco temperature...

  • Page 11: Selection Of An Operating Mode

    Mode description Display SELECTION OF AN OPERATING MODE 11:00 03/06/15 • Boost Mode Boost cycle From the main screen, you can In Boost mode, the setting temper- 11:00 03/06/15 access the operating modes ature is up to the Comfort tempera- Auto Comfort by pressing ture + 2°C (for example if the Com-...

  • Page 12: Manual And Temporary Exemption Override To A Current Operating Mode

    Select the setting temperature to Temperatures settings MANUAL AND TEMPORARY EXEMPTION be modified: Comfort, Eco or frost protection. OVERRIDE TO A CURRENT OPERATING MODE Comfort Frost p. 19°C 15,5°C 15,5°C 7°C This feature allows you to modify temporarily the setting temperature until the next programmed temperature change (via integrated programming or pilot wire) or by switching to 00:00 clock.

  • Page 13: Child Anti-Tamper, Keypad Lock/Unlock

    View the device’s energy con- 7 DAY AND DAILY PROGRAM Energy consumption sumption in kWh over the year, current month and accumulated 2015 2000 INTEGRATED, ENERGY SAVINGS since the first power up or the counter reset. April • Access to the programming mode Since 09/25/2015 and select Programming.

  • Page 14: Day And Daily Program

    11:00 03/06/15 11:00 03/06/15 Program 3 device will operate °C °C Programme 3 Comfort mode from 6am to 8am, from 12pm to 2pm and Auto Auto from 6pm to 11pm. It works in Comfort Eco mode from 11pm to 6am, from 8am to 12pm and from 2pm to 6pm 12 am...

  • Page 15: Dual Optimization Feature

    • Changes in program allocation end of In this mode, a slight drop in the temperature level at the beginning and the comfort period is allowed to maximize energy savings. If you are not satisfied with the timetable of the chosen program, you can - In OPTI COMFORT mode (priority to comfort), the radiator intelligence modify it day-by-day or in a group of days.

  • Page 16: Occupancy Detection, Energy Savings

    • Overview • Overview Lowering temperature cycle to Frost protection during ventilation of I-sense fits your lifestyle while a room by opened window. You can access the opened window de- keeping your power consumption tection from the Comfort and Auto Modes. Two ways to enable the under control.

  • Page 17: Information About Remot Control By Pilot Wire

    In general, it is the lowest received order which prevails except when INFORMATION ABOUT REMOTE the pilot wire is connected to an energy management system, in this case the orders of the pilot wire take priority. CONTROL BY PILOT WIRE If an open window detection or an occupancy absence of more than 72 hours is detected, switching to frost protection takes precedence unless a load shedding order is present on the pilot wire.

  • Page 18: User Settings

    2- Press on the information you want to view. Press to exit and CHOICE OF LANGUAGE USE return to the main screen. 1- Press Language. Energy consumption 2- Press the desired language and confirm by pressing . The device Energy consumption automatically returns to the settings menu.

  • Page 19: Date Setting

    Note: The following 3 screens will appear when the connection is made. DISPLAY You have nothing to do on the product. Press Display. Wifi connection Wifi connection Wifi connection Select the setting to change. Application connected to the Connected to wifi Connection in progress...

  • Page 20: Regional Units

    REGIONAL UNITS ADVANCED SETTINGS In this setting level, you can change the temperature unit, the date and time format as well as the automatic changeover summer / winter of the timer. 1- Press Region. • Access 1- From the main screen, press and then Settings.

  • Page 21: Open Window Detection: Activation/Deactivation Of The Automatic Mode

    2.2- Low temperature limitation OPEN WINDOW DETECTION: Installation of a minimum stop preventing the setting temperature from falling below it. ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION OF THE The minimum stop is preset at 7°C. You can vary it from 7°C to 18°C in 1°C intervals. AUTOMATIC MODE 2.3- Energy consumption gauge (see page 12)

  • Page 22: Ambient Temperature Sensor

    4- The appliance informs you that Sensor adjustment Settings the temperature difference has been corrected and that it will be noticeable in a few hours. Press The corrective has been applied, it Experts settings Expert settings , the device automatically will be noticeable in a few hours.

  • Page 23: Reset Expert Settings

    Note: If you are mistaken in the code, press to delete. IN CASE OF POWER CUT, BACKUP The locked settings are then identi- Settings fied with a small padlock on the The device will start up again without any outside input being required access button.
  • Page 24 When the software update has en- the device will not enter in Frost protection mode : The software update has countered an abnormality, an error - Check that the automatic mode of the open window detection is enabled (see encountered an error page 21).

  • Page 25: Technical Informations

    TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS Hauteur Width MAINTENANCE Depth Profondeur Before any maintenance work, select the Heating standby mode by Largeur Height pressing and wait until the device is cold. The device can be cleaned with a damp cloth; never use abrasives or solvents.

  • Page 26: Information Requirements For Electric Local Space Heaters

    INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LOCAL SPACE HEATERS Item Symbol Unit Heat output 750W 1000W 1250W 1500W 2000W Nominal heat output 0.75 1.25 750W 1000W 1250W 1500W 2000W Minimum heat output (indicative) 0.75 1.25 750W 1000W 1250W 1500W 2000W Maximum continuous heat output max,c 0.75 1.25...
  • Page 27 NOTES...
  • Page 28 PLEASE TAKE NOTE THIS RADIATOR IS DOUBLE INSULATED Being double insulated, the cable from this radiator does not carry an Earth wire, it has a Live (brown), Neutral (grey) and a BLACK wire, which is a pilot wire. Never connect the black Pilot Wire to an Earth, Live or Neutral connection, if this occurs it will destroy the thermostat.

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