Cordivari Badge Elettrico, User Manual

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be positioned in hazardous zone 2 (see figure), provided that the power
supply line is protected with differential switch having Idn ≤ 30 mA in
accordance with standard CEI 64-8 .
In any case the power socket and the differential switch must be posi-
tioned in zone 3 and no electric control element must be accessible by a
person using the shower or the bath tub .
R 0.6 m
0.6 m 2.4 m
2.25 m
ZONE 0
ZONE 1
ZONE 2
ZONE 3
Position the radiator so that no obstacle is present at a minimum distance
of 100 mm from the equipment .
7 . Wall mounting
The electric radiators must be fastened to the wall according to the as-
sembly instructions contained in the fastening support package .
The fastening systems (screws + blocks) are suitable for com-
pact walls or hollow brick walls . For walls made of different mate-
rials, the installer is responsible for the use of suitable fastening
systems . Do not position the radiator in front of the power socket .
The radiator must not be installed immediately above a power socket .
8 . Connection
Before connection, make sure that the equipment rated voltage (230 V) is
equal to the mains voltage, and that the socket is able to provide the rat-
ed current corresponding to the maximum power of the model selected .
Moreover, such socket must be controlled through a double-pole switch
used to switch the radiator on and off . In case of damage, the power
cable of these radiators can be replaced . Such repair must be carried out
solely and exclusively by the manufacturer .
9 . Thermostat instructions
A. Display description and symbols
0
4
8
12
16
20
"Fil Pilote"
Mode
"Comfort"
Mode
"Night reduction"
Mode
“Antifreeze”
mode
Temperature
Chronothermostat
Program
Receiving
Data Stand-by
Daily program
viewer
“Function”
key
Clock
B. Stand-by
In Stand-by mode the heating function is disabled and the
display shows the current time only .
When the clock has not been programmed and is not syn-
chronised, the display flashes, see clock programming .
To switch from “Stand-by” mode to “Operational” mode, press and hold
the “Stand-by” key for two seconds until “On” is displayed .
C. “Chronothermostat” mode
In “Chronothermostat” mode it is possible to save a cus-
tomised hourly programming for every single day of the
week . When this mode is enabled, the daily programming
is displayed on the left side .
To change programming refer to chapter: “H . Weekly pro-
gramming” .
In this operation mode the thermostat follows the daily programming, al-
ternating comfort mode and night reduction mode .
Chronothermostat function is disabled if the clock has not been pro-
grammed; e .g . after a long blackout (time flashing), the comfort tempera-
ture is set until the clock is reset with the current time .
D. “Fil pilote” mode (where provided)
The thermostat can be controlled only in the areas that al-
low this option through the wired remote control according
to the 6-control “Fil pilote” standard . Fil pilote controls:
1) Comfort: Comfort temperature
2) Night reduction: Comfort temperature - 3 .5°C
3) ECO1: Comfort temperature -1°C
4) ECO2: Comfort temperature -2°C
5) Antifreeze: Minimum anti-icing temperature 7°C
6) Stop: Heating disabled
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