Room thermostat MTC
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Table of contents
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1
C
LOCK THERMOSTAT
1
1
TABLE OF CONTENTS 2
2
DESIGNATED USE
2
2.1
S
AFETY
3
3
DESCRIPTION OF THE THERMOSTAT
3
3.1
C
ONCISE SPECIFICATIONS
3
3.2
T
ECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
3
4
MOUNTING AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
3
4.1
M
OUNTING
3
4.2
E
LECTRICAL CONNECTION
4
4.3
O
NE HEATER ON ONE CONTROLLER
4
4.4
S
EVERAL UNITS ON
1
THERMOSTAT
4
5
SETTINGS
5
5.1
L
ANGUAGE
5
5.2
T
IME
/
DATE
5
5.3
T
EMPERATURES
5
5.4
C
LOCK PROGRAM
5
5.5
H
EATING PROGRAM
6
6
VENTILATION
6
7
OVERTIME TIMER
6
8
OPTIMISER
7
9
KEYBOARD LOCKING
7
10
DISPLAY
7
11
CALIBRATING THE THERMOSTAT
7
12
DESTRATIFICATION (DELAT T REGULATION) 8
13
BACK TO FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS
8
14
REMOTE SENSOR
8
14.1
ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION:
8
14.2
S
ETTING THE CONTROLLER FOR THE REMOTE SENSOR
9
14.3
A
VERAGE TEMPERATURES
9
14.4
E
RRORS WITH THE REMOTE SENSOR
9
15
OPTIONAL EXTERNAL INPUT
9
16
SOLVING AND ANALYSING FAILURES
9
17
OBTAINING EXTRA INFORMATION FROM THE CONNECTED HEATERS
10
18
INSTALLER MENU
11
19
INTERNAL BATTERY
11
20
MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
12
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Designated use
The Multi Therm-C clock thermostat has been designed to control room heaters that work according
to the Argus bus system. This is a two-wire low voltage communication system. The thermostat is not
suitable to switch 24V, 230V or other signals. It may only be used in dry rooms with slight impurities
(degree of protection IP30).
