Anti-Freeze Mode "Anti-Freezing - PRITY PLW11 Installation And Operation Manual

"Timers" →"Adding timer".
- Set the time interval ( "Start", "End" and "Temperature" ).
- Set the days, when you want to use the interval of time, by touching "Mon", "Tue",
"Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat" , "Sun" and confirm
- If you need another timer, touch "Adding timer" and repeat the procedure.
- If you want to delete timer, select the timer you want to delete (by touching it) and
then touch . The display will ask you "Do you really want to delete this timer?", Confirm
with "Yes" or in case you change your decision, cancel with "No" or with
- Once all timers are set, the timer mode must be enabled, if you want the heating
device to work according to the settings of your timers. To enable the timer mode, slide
in the menu with the timers. When timer mode is selected, the following
indication is displayed in the top row of the display.
- To disable the timer mode, slide
IMPORTANT! Where the current temperature is already higher than the
pre-set temperature within a time interval, which should appear, the
heating device will not switch on automatically, until the actual
temperature falls below the current temperature of time intervals (if
that time interval is still active).

5.3.8. Anti-Freeze Mode "Anti-Freezing":

This mode allows you to set up the minimum ambient temperature, which is to be
maintained. For instance, if you are not going to be home for several days and the weather
becomes extremely cold, there is a risk that the temperature inside the house will drop
below the freezing point and damage the water supply pipes built in the walls of your
house.
Enter "Settings"
disable and confirm the setting with
Settings between 3÷20°C → "Anti-Freezing" mode is enabled (the pre-set temperature
will be maintained). "Switching off"→ The mode is disabled.
IMPORTANT! Freezing temperature option was factory pre-set to 4°C
and it functions when the timers are enabled!
48
→ → "Anti-Freezing" → Set the desired temperature or
.
in the menu with timers.
.
.