2. Press ‘MODE’ button on remote until the
remote screen displays 'LOW' and 'Auto'. The
‘Set’ temperature is displayed next to the room
temp. The 'Auto' light on the heater will illuminate.
The heater and ( ) light will cycle on and off as
the unit maintains the ‘Set’ temperature at low
wattage.
3. Press ‘MODE’ button on remote again. The
remote screen displays 'HIGH' and 'Auto'. The
‘Set’ temperature is displayed next to the room
temp. The ‘AUTO’ lights on heater stays
illuminated. The heater and ( ) light will cycle
on and off as the unit maintains the ‘Set’
temperature at high wattage.
4. To turn heater ‘Off’ unlock remote, then, press
the ‘MODE’ button and the remote screen
display will clear except for the room
temperature and the heater will shut off.
NOTE:
It is normal for the heater to cycle on
and off as it maintains the preset temperature.
To prevent the heater from cycling, you need
to raise the thermostat setting.
Adjusting set temperature
1. Press ‘MODE’ button for 2 seconds to unlock
the remote.
2.
Increase
- When in ‘AUTO’ mode, press the
(+) button on the remote. The ‘Set’ number
will increase with each press. Hold the button
down to scroll. The minimum temp is 13ºC
and the maximum is 29ºC. The remote scrolls
one digit at a time in a continuous loop. 13ºC,
14ºC...28ºC, 29ºC, 13ºC, 14ºC....
3.
Decrease
- When in ‘AUTO’ mode, press the
(-) button on the remote. The ‘Set’ number will
decrease with each press. The minimum temp is
13ºC and the maximum is 29ºC. The remote
scrolls one digit at a time in a continuous loop.
13ºC, 14ºC...28ºC, 29ºC, 13ºC, 14ºC....
HEATER OPERATION WITHOUT REMOTE
When the heater is plugged into the mains
supply, the power light (Red) will illuminate to
signal that the unit is in stand-by mode.
Remote and Heater are OFF:
1. Press the ‘MODE’ button on the heater the
first time. The ( ) light illuminates and the
heater runs in ‘Low’ mode.
2. Press the ‘MODE’ button a second time. The
( ) light illuminates and the heater runs in
‘High’ mode.
3. Press the ‘MODE’ button a third time and the
heater shuts off.
NOTE:
The ‘Auto’ light on the heater only
illuminates when the heater is set to ‘auto’ mode
by the remote.
Remote is ON and Heater is ON:
1. Press the ‘MODE’ button on the heater. The
heater will then switch modes. The heater’s
lights will reflect the change. The remote will
display a different mode - the mode in which it
was set to last. If 'MODE' button is pressed
on the remote (after unlocking), the remote’s
signal will override the modes on the heater
and the two will be back in sync.
TIMER FUNCTIONS
Using Timer to Turn Heater Off (Set
with Heater Operating)
1. On the remote, hold ‘MODE’ button for 2
seconds to unlock remote.
2. Push (+) and (-) together at once:
• ‘Timer’ and ‘1Hr.’ appears on the screen.
3. Push (+) and (-) to adjust the number of hours
the heater will run before it automatically
shuts itself off.
• You can choose from: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 hours.
• 1 through 8 will scroll in a continuous loop.
4. After you have made your selection, the
whole screen flashes for 5 seconds after last
button push of (+) or (-) then goes back to
previous mode. ‘Timer’ remains lit to show the
timer function has been set.
5. At any time if you unlock the remote and push
the ‘MODE’ button to turn the heater off the
timer setting will be erased and ‘Timer’ will
disappear from the remote.
6. To check how much time is remaining, press
and hold the (+) and (-) buttons simultaneously.
NOTE:
The remote does not have to be
unlocked to check the time remaining.
Using Timer to Turn Heater ON (Set
with Heater Off)
This function is used to preheat a room by
setting the timer.
For Example:
It’s 8 am, and you want to
come home to a warm room at 8 pm. To
accomplish this, place the heater in the desired
room and set the timer to turn the heater on in
12 hours. Once the timer is activated, the heater
will run for a preset time of 2 hours. The digital
thermostat will maintain the room temperature at
a default of 21ºC (72ºF).
1. Hold ‘MODE’ button for 2 seconds to unlock
remote.
2. DO NOT push ‘MODE’ again as this will turn
heater on.
3. Push (+) and (-) together at once:
• heater remains off.
• ‘Timer’, ‘Auto’, ‘High’ and ‘1Hr.’ appears on
the screen.
4. Push (+) or (-) to adjust the number of hours
that will pass before it turns itself on.
• you can choose from: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 hours.
• 1 through 16 will scroll in a continuous loop.
5. The whole screen flashes 5 times 5 seconds.
After last button push of (+) or (-) then goes back
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1. Remove feet from main unit, if installed.
2. Secure the mounting brackets (Fig. 3B and 3C) to
the wall using the dimensions provided in Fig. 3A.
3. Hang main body on wall brackets installing
first onto bracket ‘I’ , then onto bracket ‘II’.
(See Fig. 3D & Fig. 3E)
SETTING UP - FIRST USE ONLY
1. Put batteries into remote control by removing the
battery cover located on the reverse side. Use 3
AAA batteries (not included) only. DO NOT mix
alkaline and heavy duty batteries. Do not mix old
and new batteries.
WARNING:
Remove
batteries before discarding the remote control.
2. The room temperature will be displayed.
3. Plug heater into mains supply. The power light
(Red) will illuminate to signal that the unit is in
stand-by mode.
4. The first time the unit is plugged in, it will
beep every two seconds until it is
synchronised with the remote. To synchronise
the unit with the remote control follow the
steps below:
• Unlock remote by holding down the ‘MODE’
button for 2 seconds until the ‘LOCK’ symbol
disappears from the screen. (This must also
be done before each use of the remote).
• Once the remote is unlocked, press the
‘MODE’ button again and the unit will quickly
beep 5 times telling the user the signal was
received and the remote is now
synchronised with the heater.
5. In the event that your remote control does not
communicate- 'sync' with your main unit after
reading and following the operating
instructions, please follow the below set-up:
• Hold down both mode button on the remote
control and main unit for 5 seconds (the
power LED will blink once quickly).
• Release the mode buttons and the main unit
will begin to beep.
• Now please follow above instructions on how
to 'sync' your remote control with your unit.
• If you still encounter operational issues
please call: 0800 052 3615.
USE OF REMOTE CONTROL
• The display can show either Fahrenheit or
Celsius. To change the reading on the remote
control display, unlock the remote, then turn the
remote over and push the button located on the
right hand side, under the stand, with a ball point
pen tip. This switch will change the reading from
ºF to ºC and vice versa.
• Whilst using the remote, the backlight function will
automatically turn on when any button is pushed
and will turn off after 15 seconds of non-use.
• The maximum transmission distance for the
remote control is 30 ft. (9 m). Do not use or
position the remote more than 30 ft. (9 m)
from heater. For accurate temperature control
the remote control must be used in same
room as heater.
• When positioning the remote control, use the
flip up stand on the reverse side.
• Always position the remote control at least
3 ft. (1 m) from the heater in a convenient
position away from draughts or anything that
would influence the room temperature
reading. For example cold window-sill or
under warm lighting.
• Because heat rises and the remote control
senses temperature, the remote control
should not be positioned higher than 4 ft.
(1.2 m) from the floor.
• NEVER place the remote control on the
storage hook on the heater when it is in use.
This will upset the readings and prevent
proper and satisfactory operation. (See Fig. 4)
• The room temperature will always be
displayed on the remote screen if good
batteries are in the remote.
• If the batteries are running low on power, a
low battery indicator will appear on the
remote. Low batteries will effect transmission
distance and the screen contrast. We
recommend replacing batteries immediately.
Do not mix old and new batteries.
• Every minute while in ‘AUTO’ mode, the
remote control communicates with the heater
unit. If the remote control goes out of range
and/or has low batteries, the communication
will stop, and after 8 minutes of
non-communication the heater will shut off.
• Do not cover the remote control whilst in use
as this may affect the accuracy of the
temperature reading.
HEATER OPERATION WITH REMOTE
When the heater is plugged into the mains
supply, the power light (Red) ( ) will illuminate
to signal that the unit is in stand-by mode.
Manual Operation with Remote
1. Press ‘MODE’ button for 2 seconds to unlock
the remote.
2. Press ‘MODE’ button on the remote. ‘LOW’
illuminates on remote screen. The ( ) light on
the heater will illuminate. In this mode, the
heater will continuously run at its low wattage.
3. Press ‘MODE’ button on remote control a
second time. The remote screen will now
display ‘HIGH’. The ( ) light on the heater will
illuminate. In this mode the heater will
continuously run at its high wattage.
Auto Thermostat Operation with
Remote
1. Press ‘MODE’ button for 2 seconds to unlock
the remote.
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