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Programming mode
The device is fitted with a thermostat that can be controlled via the control wire. It reco
-
gnises the following commands:
- COMFORT : Temperature set using the thumb-wheel
B
- COMFORT -1°C : Temperature set using the thumb-wheel
B
-1°C
- COMFORT -2°C : Temperature set using the thumb-wheel
B
-2°C
- ECO :
Comfort temperature lowered approx. 3°C to 4°C.
- FROST FREE : Ambient temperature maintained at around 7°C.
- STOP : Stopping the heating immediately (used for power cutoff).
To activate Programming mode, set cursor
A
to .
The device will then respond to a programming device for selection of the Comfort and
Eco temperature periods by connecting the control wire to a programming unit or another
device fitted with a time clock to save on energy.
NB: If no commands are received via the control wire, the device operates in Comfort
mode.The frost-free and power interruption commands are prioritised over the Eco and
Comfort modes. When switching from Comfort to Eco mode, the switchover time is around
12 seconds.
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Frost warning
Your device is equipped with a function to alert you when your room temperature is below
3 ° C. In this case the red light flashes.
We recommend that you put your device in mode to avoid any risk of damage to your
room
- There is no point in setting the unit to its maximum, the room temperature will not rise
any faster.
- When you air the room, switch the unit off by putting cursor
A
to .
Remember to lower the temperature if you go out for several hours.
If go out for : less than 2 hours, do not touch the controls.
from 2 hours to 24 hours, set the cursor
A
to .
for more than 2 hours or during the summer, put the unit in Frost Free mode .
- If you have several units in the room, let them all operate at the same time, this will give a
more uniform temperature without in-creasing electricity consumption.
Recommandations for use
a) Detach the device from its wall bracket.
b) On the back of the thermostat box, detach pins
P
from their supports.
c) Choose position
N
to lock the thumb-wheels or
position
L
to limit the range of use of the thumb-
wheels.
Choose one of the positions
M
to lock the person in
the desired mode.
P
M
L
N
B
A