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Remember to turn both switches back on in autumn when you're wanting to use your
heaters again.
Example
If you're a bit cold but your heater is set to 21°C your room, you can adjust the 'set point' on
the timer settings. You don't need to adjust the temperature on the heater during the day. If
you do adjust the temperature, this reduces the stored heat (charge). If you're on a 'time of
use' tariff it could mean your heater tops itself up using peak cost electricity (at your general
day time supply tariff and not the cheaper off-peak supply).
How does the heater control work?
The heater control lets you choose when you want the heating to be on, and at what
temperature. It gets heat into the room via a low-speed fan moving stored heat from the
heater into the room.
It can take up to a minute for the fan to turn on when the heater is on and a minute to turn
off after the heater has turned off.
Setting the time
The time and date are factory set so should not need changing, but it's worth checking
every couple of months.
To check the date and time:
1. Press Menu
2. Press the Selector Dial with Time / Date highlighted
3. Rotate the Selector Dial until the correct value is shown and press it down to confirm
and move on to the next value
4. Repeat until all details are correct and the main menu screen is showing again, then
press Back.
The time is automatically adjusted in Spring and Autumn when the clocks change.
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