Wireless Controller - Rinnai Neo Operation Manual

Wireless controller

Your wireless controller is designed to be wall mounted on a bracket, supplied with the
controller, within 10 m of the fire.
How it operates
The controller houses the
thermostat that senses the room
temperature and communicates
information back to the Neo via
radio frequency.
It needs to be positioned in the
same room as the Neo and the
area that requires heating—a
place not subject to temperature
fluctuation. For example; if placed
near a door subject to cold drafts,
the controller will sense the room
is much colder than it is and the
Neo will keep heating the room,
when in reality the set temperature
has been reached.
Controller position
The ideal position for the
controller is:
- away from possible drafts in
the room
- away from direct sunlight
- a suitable distance away from
the heater, approx. 2-10 m
- ideally 1.5 m from the floor
(approx. at chest height when
standing)
Controller dimensions
Height: 140 mm
Width: 80 mm
Depth: 20 mm
Battery
Type: 2 x AA batteries
Life: Approx. 12 months
When the batteries are changed
all settings will be lost and the
controller will revert back to the
initial setup screen.
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Handy tips
The most efficient way of
operating your Neo is with the
wireless controller. Once the unit
has been turned on at the wall for
the first time, and the ON button
pressed on the unit's control panel,
use the wireless controller to turn
the unit on and off (not the button
on the appliance).
If you turn the appliance on with
the button on the control panel,
make sure the wireless controller
is also turned on (otherwise the
appliance will turn itself off).
If you do turn the appliance off
with the button on the appliance
you will need to turn it on again
with the button on the appliance—
you won't be able to turn it on with
the remote.
If the appliance is not going and
the LED, on the control panel, is
permanently on, push the ON/OFF
button next to the LED twice to get
the appliance to re-ignite.
If the LED on the appliance is
off check the flame symbol on
the wireless controller; if it is
pulsing, the appliance is still on
and will relight when the room
temperature drops.