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 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Wiring will depend on the type of equipment controlled 
by the programmable thermostat: refer, therefore, to the 
diagram in fig. 19, 20 or 21.

KEY

Mains power supply wires
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 neutral

L =

 phase

Relay contacts
C

 = common

NA 

= normally open contact

NC 

=normally closed contact

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Summary of Contents for TH 350

Page 1: ...THERMOPROGRAM DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT TH350 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE TH350 EN 05_08 indd 1 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 1 30 05 2008 8 20 44 30 05 2008 8 20 44...

Page 2: ...y time of day any day of the week The TH350 uses a new temperature control system and new functions Created to adapt to all types of systems with different thermal inertias fan unit heaters radiant fl...

Page 3: ...h heating and air conditioning systems and can be installed as a replacement for a previous on off program mable thermostat Temperature differential can be set between 0 C and 0 9 C Suitable for syste...

Page 4: ...3 level pro gramming With the TH350 you can programme the tem peratures for any time of any day of the week in a simple intuitive manner Just a few keys are used to set the temperature hour by hour w...

Page 5: ...ite 2 anthracite grey and 2 aluminium grey frame screws for fastening to the recessed box covers 1 white 1 anthracite grey and 1 aluminium grey TH350 EN 05_08 indd 5 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 5 30 05 2008 8...

Page 6: ...6 4 2 1 3 6 5 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 10 16 7 18 19 20 22 21 17 1 23 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 6 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 6 30 05 2008 8 20 46 30 05 2008 8 20 46...

Page 7: ...in operation the icon is animated 16 Digital thermometer 17 Button to increase temperature day time etc 18 Button for selecting MANUAL AUTOMATIC or SYSTEM BYPASS 19 Temperature measurement sensor ATT...

Page 8: ...8 1 L 1 2 L 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 2 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 8 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 8 30 05 2008 8 20 47 30 05 2008 8 20 47...

Page 9: ...OOLING or OFF 28 0 23 Decrease hour in graph of daily pro gramme 29 0 23 Increase hour in graph of daily pro gramme 30 1 7 Selection of day 31 C Copy programme TH350 EN 05_08 indd 9 TH350 EN 05_08 ind...

Page 10: ...on of the daily temperature programme 25 7 Customization of the temperature levels for the heating programme 27 8 Customization of the temperature levels for the cooling programme 28 9 All purpose pro...

Page 11: ...dule box depth 50 mm proceeding as follows Extract the tab L and then the body of the unit until it stops fig 3 Press on the two side tabs at the symbol fig 4 and extract it completely Insert three al...

Page 12: ...o remove the cover proceed as shown in figure 7 6 7 ATTENTION Inserting the batteries the wrong way can damage the unit Once these steps have been performed the display will appear as shown in figure...

Page 13: ...figure 19 or 20 Fasten the frame to the recessed box using the two screws provided fig 8 9 complying with the UP indica tion Insert the body of the unit all the way into the frame and place the plate...

Page 14: ...Counter frame A Adaptors Body Plate GEWISS Series Playbus Playbus Playbus Young The Playbus and Playbus Young brands are the property of GEWISS S p A TH350 EN 05_08 indd 14 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 14 30 0...

Page 15: ...es Eikon LEGRAND plate Series Vela Vela Square Vela Round Series Cross The brands Light Light Tech and Living International are the property of BTICINO S p A The brands Plana Idea Eikon are the proper...

Page 16: ...ox Frame Counter frame B Adaptors Body AVE plate Series Banquise SISTEMA 45 The brands Banquise and SISTEMA 45 are the property of AVE S p A TH350 EN 05_08 indd 16 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 16 30 05 2008 8...

Page 17: ...changed proceed as shown in figure 13 To install Idea and Rond series plates by VIMAR cut from the counter frame B the hooks 1 as shown in figure 14 To install Elos series plates by ABB System and Vi...

Page 18: ...ssed box Frame Counter frame B Adaptors Body Plate VIMAR Series Idea Idea Idea Rond The brand Idea Rond is the property of VIMAR S p A TH350 EN 05_08 indd 18 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 18 30 05 2008 8 20 49...

Page 19: ...module recessed box Frame Counter frame B Adaptors Body Plate ABB Series Elos The Elos brand is the property of ABB S p A TH350 EN 05_08 indd 19 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 19 30 05 2008 8 20 49 30 05 2008 8...

Page 20: ...GEWISS Series SYSTEM BTICINO plate Series Axolute Series Luna The System brand is the property of Gewiss S p A The brands Axolute Luna are the property of Bticino S p A 18 TH350 EN 05_08 indd 20 TH35...

Page 21: ...will depend on the type of equipment controlled by the programmable thermostat refer therefore to the diagram in fig 19 20 or 21 KEY Mains power supply wires N neutral L phase Relay contacts C common...

Page 22: ...l documenta tion of the device that is to be controlled 3 SETTING THE CLOCK 3 1 Extract the unit body 3 2 Press the button fig 22 The minutes digits flash 3 3 Press the button or until you reach the c...

Page 23: ...rs and minutes flashes to confirm the operation is complete In any case if no button is pressed for 10 seconds the unit automatically exits this procedure saving the last set data 3 9 Re insert the bo...

Page 24: ...dition pressing keys will not have any effect Press the button again to restore the heating pro gramme 5 PRE MEMORIZED PROGRAMMES 5 1 HEATING PROGRAMME For easier use in the TH350 a heating programme...

Page 25: ...MME 6 1 Extract the unit body 6 2 Use the button1 7 to place the day indicator in posi tion 1 Monday fig 34 The parentheses for the selected day flash 6 3 Use the buttons 0 23 to move the flashing ind...

Page 26: ...e programme will be copied automatically for the days as they are indicated by the corresponding segment 6 6 To programme subsequent days differently advance the day using the button 1 7 and repeat th...

Page 27: ...rature assigned to range T1 set in memory at16 C 7 4 Set the desired temperature for T1 using the button or fig 43 7 5 Press button P to confirm the temperature shown on the display and to move on the...

Page 28: ...from the last action the unit exits the procedure and accepts as valid the data inserted up to that moment 7 7 Re insert the unit body ATTENTION The temperature set for the lowest range T1 must be gr...

Page 29: ...amme and place the machine back in AUTOMATIC mode press the button 46 45 If you want to reserve the all purpose programme for a day other than the current one proceed as follows 9 5 Make sure that the...

Page 30: ...l be cancelled You will now see the value of the previously set tempera ture You can change it at will using the button or fig 50 The unit s default temperature is 20 C After about 5 seconds from the...

Page 31: ...d it will be maintained until further adjustments are made or until a different operating mode is selected In ANTIFREEZE mode control will be exclusively differential If you attempt to set a temperatu...

Page 32: ...s for example to maintain a comfortable tem perature for longer when you have unexpected guests or when you want a economic temperature while you are away for a long time you can activate either the T...

Page 33: ...s 13 4 Press the button or until you reach the desired number of hours or days from 1 to 99 fig 56 The count of hours and days includes those when pro gramming is performed Therefore the remaining par...

Page 34: ...within 10 seconds to set a delay time of 15 30 or 45 min utes and press it again to cancel the setting For example if you want to have a comfortable tempera ture at 7 00 you can start the system at 6...

Page 35: ...ent temperature set temperature system start up in an attempt to provide 20 C at 7 00 on the next day 61 62 15 CALIBRATION OF TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT If the TH is not properly installed e g near a hea...

Page 36: ...tem of adjustment is recommended for systems that are especially difficult to control with extreme varia tions in the outdoor temperature or with other possible sources of heating such as wood stoves...

Page 37: ...e set temperature thus substantially reducing consumption while maintaining excellent com fort It is possible to select from among three preset pro grammes depending on the type of system to control P...

Page 38: ...rogrammes P1 P2 and P3 are fixed programmes whereas programme P4 can be completely programmed by the user 18 6 If you select programme P1 P2 or P3 press the button P to exit programming If you have se...

Page 39: ...9 Press the button forward or back fig 74 to select the minimum start up and shutdown times between 1 and 5 minutes 18 10 Press button P fig 75 On the display in the place of the hour you will see an...

Page 40: ...the unit in MANUALmode with the button fig 77 extract the body of the unit and then press button C fig 78 The display will show for 5 seconds the operating time To reset the hour counter to zero and...

Page 41: ...is activated remotely the symbol will appear If no other operations are performed when the program reaches its conclusion the TH350 will go back to the sta tus it was in prior to activation To delete...

Page 42: ...80 twice to set the days fig 82 On the display instead of the current time the message will appear if you are setting the hours or if you are setting the days 20 4 Press button or until you reach the...

Page 43: ...mbol appear on the display the unit is no longer operative and has set the heating and air conditioning system to OFF fig 86 ATTENTION Failure to replace the batteries in time may cause damage to the...

Page 44: ...he wrong way can damage the unit You have approximately 2 minutes to replace the batteries Once the time for battery replacement has elapsed and you have pressed reset button R fig 90 all settings you...

Page 45: ...perature Automatic advance to reach set point at desired time Remote activation of fixed time manual programme Count of system operating hours from 1 to 9 999 Possibility to timer control manual opera...

Page 46: ...t be disposed of in compliance with the regulations in force recycling its component parts wherever possible Components that qualify as recyclable waste feature the relevant symbol and the material s...

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