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In "Room" mode the thermostat adjusts the heating according to the room tem-
perature. In this case a room sensor is needed. Select the room setting tempera-
ture with the adjustment wheel C.
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In "Combination" mode the thermostat adjusts the heating according to the room
temperature as well as according to the minimum and maximum floor tempera-
tures. Define for the floor material appropiate minimum and maximum tempera-
tures from "Settings / Floor temperature limits".
If the floor temperature rises higher than the set temperature, the blue LED indi-
cator A blinks four times per minute as a warning and the load switches off until
the floor temperature has dropped sufficiently. This operation method is intended
to protect sensitive floor materials such as parquet. Most parquet manufacturers
recommend the maximum temperature of floor covering approximately 27°C.
Note! The floor sensor only measures the concrete temperature. The floor cov-
ering material temperatures are usually about 5°C lower than the concrete tem-
perature, in which case the maximum limitation temperature can be set at about
+32°C. It is recommended to set the limitation as low as possible and raise the
value afterwards if necessary. However, each flooring material is unique, so when
an accurate temperature limit is required, the floor temperature must be checked
with a separate thermometer.
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In "Power" mode the thermostat adjusts the heating without sensors according
to power. Select the length of the power cycle from "Settings / Power mode cycle
time". Select the desired heating power 0 - 100% with the adjustment wheel C.
The heating operates in cycles of the selected period of time. The heating power
(%) you select determines how long the heating is on and off during one cycle.
For example, if you select 60 minutes for the cycle time and 60% for the heating
power, the heating is on for 36 minutes and off for 24 minutes
Temperature Change with Calendar, Boost and Vacation Functions
5.5.
You can change the setting temperature adjusted with the adjustment wheel C on
the thermostat.
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The change may be either a rise or a drop in temperature.
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The blue LED indicator A is on when the temperature change is connected.
5.6.
You can carry out temperature changes in different ways depending on what kind
of a change is needed.
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"Calendar" is intended for weekly reoccuring events. For example, on weekdays
you can drop the temperature overnight and while you are away, during week-
ends you may want to drop the temperature overnight. Note! When making set-
tings for overnight, the night must be in two sections.
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"Boost" is intended for a temporary temperature change. For example, after a
shower you can raise the temperature in the bathroom, so that the floor will dry
faster.
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"Vacation" is intended for long-term changes in temperature, e.g for a weekend
break or an annual holiday.
5.7.
The "Calendar", "Boost" and "Vacation" buttons are on / off buttons. When the
temperature change is activated, the "Calendar" and "Vacation" buttons are green, the
"Boost" button is orange.
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