2) Setting the CONFORT temperature
It is the temperature desired when the room is occupied.
a) Set the switch to
to the ON position, the
indicator lights.
b) Align the toothed screw
with the marking : the indicator light
illuminates if the temperature is
less than desired.
Wait a few hours for the temperature to stabilise.
If the temperature setting does not suit you, adjust it using the adjusting screw
. Proceed step-by-step
using the notches (one notch at a time).
The thermostat’s cycle takes several minutes. It is possible that the heating indicator may not react
instantaneously, but instead only on the next thermostat cycle.
3) Standby (Hors Gel) Mode
It is the mode enabling to maintain a temperature of approximately 7°C in the room in case of prolonged
absence from the house.
a) Leave switch
on the Marche position.
b) Set the knob
to .
5) Programming
The device can be controlled remotely if its pilot wire is connected to a device fitted with a programmer,
a programming unit or an energy management unit.
Chart indicating the orders the device can receive over its pilot wire
(to be measured between the pilot wire and the neutral).
Orders received Current absent
Full alternance
230V
Negative half-
alternance
-115V
Positive half-
alternance
+115V
Ref/neutral
oscilloscope
Mode achieved
CONFORT
ECO
STANDBY
STOP LOAD
SHEDDING
Heating
temperature
CONFORT
setting
3°C to 4°C
below
CONFORT
setting
Standby
temperature,
about 7°C
Instant device
stop. Can also
be used for load
shedding.
U
SING THE DEVICE
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Temperature setting knob with Hors Gel posi-
tion.
Operating indicator light.
Forced operation indicator light (Turbo mode)
TURBO Switch: 2 hours of forced operation.
ON/OFF switch
Heating indicator
