TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. A GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE THERMOSTAT 2. IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS 3. MEANING OF THE LED LIGHTS ON THE CENTRAL UNIT 9 4. LOCATION OF THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND THE CENTRAL UNIT 5. INSTALLATION OF THE THERMOSTAT 5.1.
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8. SETTINGS RELATED TO THE USAGE OF THE THERMOSTAT 9. USING ADDITIONAL TEMPERATURE SENSORS 10. OPERATING MODES AND PROGRAMING OF THE THERMOSTAT 11. PRACTICAL ADVICE, TACKLING ANY PROBLEMS THAT MAY OCCUR 12. PRODUCT INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL DATA - 3 -...
1. A GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE THERMOSTAT COMPUTHERM B300RF Wi-Fi Wi-Fi thermostat is a wireless switching de- vice that can be operated by a smartphone, tablet or computer via Internet, and we especially recommend it for controlling central heating systems but suitable for irrigation systems, garage doors, for remote control of doors and other electrical appliances and programmed also control.
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The portability of the thermostat offers the following advantages: • no need to lay a cable, which is especially advantageous when old build- ings are being modernized, • the optimal location of the device can be selected during operation, • it is also advantageous when you intend to locate the thermostat in different rooms in the course of the day (e.g.
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Multiple thermostats, even installed in different locations, can be registered and controlled by using the same user profile. A COMPUTHERM B300RF Wi-Fi thermostats can be used to control: • gas boilers • an existing heating/cooling system remotely • electric water heaters...
The simultaneous use of several COMPUTHERM room thermostats and one COMPUTHERM Q4Z zone controller provides the possibility for the thermo- stats to also control a pump or a zone valve in addition to starting the heater or cooler.
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• The thermostat was designed for business or household (not industrial) use, and can be used to control any electric device whose performance does not exceed 3.6 kW (loadability: max 30 V DC / 250 V AC; 16 A [4 A inductive]).
• Before actually starting to control the device connected to the ther- mostat, make sure that the device is perfectly functioning when it is controlled by the thermostat and it can be operated reliably. • The software of the thermostat and the telephone application is constantly upgraded and updated.
COMPUTHERM The central unit of the B300RF thermostat should be installed near the boiler, in a place protected from moisture, dust, chemicals and heat. When selecting the location of the central unit, also take into account that the propagation of radio waves is caused by large metal objects (eg boilers, buffer tanks, etc.) or metal building structures may be adversely affected.
DIN rail. Attention! Make sure that the thermostat and the COMPUTHERM B300RF apparatus to be controlled are de-energized while putting them into op- eration. The device should be installed and put into operation by a com- - 11 -...
petent person! If you do not possess the necessary skills and qualifica- tions, please get in touch with an authorized service. Caution! The modification of the device poses a risk of electric shock or breakdown! 5.2. Connecting the device to be controlled The central unit controls the boiler or air conditioner through a potential-free al- ternating relay with connection points: NO, COM and NC.
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For the connection and control of garage doors and other devices that require a impulse function, we recommend to check the information materials of the COMPUTHERM B220 Wi-Fi remote control information material available on our website at www.computherm.info. - 13 -...
5.3. Connecting the central unit to the mains supply The 230 V mains supply should be connected to terminal 2 (N-L) on the left side of the central unit with a two-wire cable (Figure 1). It is not necessary to pay attention to the phase correctness when connecting the power supply.
Attention! The charge level of the batteriesin the temperature sensor can be checked in the application or on the web interface! 5.5. Re-sychrotization of central unit and temperature sensor The temperature sensor and the central unit are synchronized in the factory. If the communication between the two units is lost and the temperature in the ap- plication is not visible or N/A value is shown, then it should bere-synchronized as according to the following steps:...
The thermostat can also be controlled from a smartphone, tablet (with a free app), a computer (via a web interface). For smartphones and tablets, the free B Series app can be downloaded for iOS and Android COMPUTHERM operating systems. The applications accessible throught the following link or using QR code: https://computherm.info/en/wi-fi_thermostats...
After registration, you must log in to the cre- ated user account. The thermostat in addition to manu- COMPUTHERM B300RF al on / off, it can only be controlled via the Internet by logging in to the user account associated with the device.
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If you use the B Series application, you can have a quick synchro- COMPUTHERM nization. To use this press and hold the button on side of product 3 seconds to activate “SMART CONFIG” mode (blue LED flashes every 0.25 seconds). Enable the Wi-Fi connection on your smartphone or tablet and connect your device to the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network to which you want to connect the thermostat.
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If you want to conect the product in the traditional way (eg. by using a web browser), you need to connect it to your Wi-Fi network starting with the word “Computherm” or “BBoil” created by the thermostat on your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Then, on the automatically opened page, select the local Wi- Fi network you want to use and enter the corresponding password.
7. OPERATION OF THE INSTALLED THERMOSTAT The thermostat controls the device connected to it (e.g. gas boiler or pump) based on the measured temperature and the currently (manually or programmed) set temperature, taking into account the switching sensitivity of the thermostat (factory default ±0.1 °C).
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The “Shared devices” menu item allows you to share the devices attached to the user account with other users. To do this, you need to select the device you want to share, set the share authorization level (limited authorization / full authorization), and enter the email address of the other user account.
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mostat under “Location”, with this, it is easy to distinguish 2 thermostats located in 2 separate properties. If more than one thermostat is assigned to a user account, switching between the thermostats is possible by clicking the down arrow locatedleft from the thermo- stat’s name.
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In case of the “Garage door / Impulse” function, the device can makes an impulse when pressing the ON button, which can be used to e.g. to control a garage door. The duration of the impulse can be set freely. •...
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Temperature groups and sensors By default, the thermostat has one temperature sensor. The name of this temperature sensor is “Relay” according to the factory settings. This can be changed by typing the text in the box under “Relay” in the “Temperature sen- sors”...
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Hysteresis (switching sensitivity) It is possible to set the lower and upper hysteresis (switching sensitivity). By select- ing these values, you can specify how much the appliance switches the connected appliance on/off below/above the set temperature. The lower these values, the more uniform the internal temperature of the room, the greater the comfort.
9. USING ADDITIONAL TEMPERATURE SENSORS The COMPUTHERM B300RF central unit is capable of receiving temperatures sent by a maximum of 4 wireless temperature sensors simultaneously. Additional wireless temperature sensor can be connected to the thermostat in 5 easy steps: 1. Unscrew the 4 screws on the back of the temperature sensor and remove the cover.
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If you also want to use wired temperature sensors simultaneously with the wireless temperature sensor, you can also connect wired thermal sensors to the thermo- stat’s central unit and wireless thermal sensors. You can connect wired thermal sensors to the central unit with the connector shown in Figure 5, and connect them to wireless thermal sensors with the connector shown in Figure 6.
Attention! Additional temperature sensors connected to the COMPUTHERM B300RF central unit cannot be used to control the thermostat, but the meas- ured temperatures are displayed in the user interface. Attention! Additional temperature sensors are not part of the basic package.
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• “Schedule” mode • “Boost” mode • “Manual mode by button” with the use of the button on the central unit Attention! The “Garage door/impulse” function is only available in Manual mode. You can switch between the operating modes by clicking on the button cor- responding to the names.
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Modifying a program using the B Series application: COMPUTHERM To change the thermostat’s program, click on the clock icon under the thermo- stat’s name. To change the program for a given day, click on the abbreviation of the day.
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particular period, click the right arrow next to the period. Here you can select the desired temperature on the circular slider. You can delete switchesby click- ing the “ ” icon next to the slider. You can go back by pressing the left arrow. By clicking the copy button below the abbreviations for the days, the set program of the given day can be copied to the previous/next day, so it is not necessary to program the other days separately if you want to set the same program.
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ing time in the day by moving the switching point. To change the temperature for a particular period, click on the temperature displayed on the axis. You can also delete switches in the window that appears by clicking on the “ ” icon. By clicking the copy button above or below the abbreviations for the days, the set program of the given day can be copied to the previous/next day, so it is not necessary to program the other days separately if you want to set the same...
available via internet for some reason. By pressing the button, the thermostat enters the “Manual” mode and the switches the output according to a preset temperature. You can set the temperature for manual control in the web inter- face after clicking on the far right “ ”...
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to update the application to the latest version because user experience is im- proved continuously and new functions are accessible in the updated versions Syncronization of the thermo sensor and the central unit The thermostat and the central unit are synchronized in the factory. If the communication between the two unvits is lost and in the application the tem- perature is not visible or N/A value is shown, then the can re-synchronization of the temperature unit and the central unit is described in Section 5.5.
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The vast majority of the problems encountered can be solved easily by using the hints available on our website, without seeking professional help. If you have not found a solution to you problem, please pay a visit to our qualified service.
12. PRODUCT INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL DATA Trademark: COMPUTHERM Model identifier: B300RF Temperature control class: I. class Contribution to the efficiency of seasonal space heating: 1 % Temperature measurement range: : -40 °C — +125 °C (in 0.1 °C increments) Temperature measurement accuracy: ±0.3 °C (in 25 °C) Adjustable temperature range: -55 °C —...
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Operating humidity: 5 % — 90 % without condencation Power supply of temperature sensor: 2 x 1.5 V AA (LR6 type) alkaline batteries Protection against environmental impacts: IP20 Power consumption: max. 1 W Weight: (central unit + temp. sensor): 160 g - 38 -...
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