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Connect the cable to the sensor terminals and replace the 
cover. Place the sensor on the cylinder and clamp tightly to 
the cylinder using the strap provided.

 

Cable entry is from behind if fi tted to a single gang fl ush box, 
or from above, below or from the left if surface fi xed cable is 
used.   

Fast Recovery Cylinder Heater Systems

 

The sensor should be fi tted to the side of the domestic hot 
water cylinder just below the top seam.

 

Select the fi xing position and remove suffi

  cient  insulation  to 

ensure that the sensor element can make close contact with the 
surface of the cylinder wall (see opposite). 

 

Clean away all traces of insulation and ensure both cylinder 
wall and sensor are clean.

 

Before mounting the sensor, coat the copper foil on the 
contact surface of the sensor with the heat conducting paste 
supplied. 

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For insulation thicker than 25mm 
and up to 55mm thick, use the 
extra cover supplied as a spacer 
to ensure that the sensor is held 
in firm contact with the cylinder wall.

IMPORTANT

1. Ensure cylinder wall is clean
2. Use heat transfer paste 
provided

Summary of Contents for WP75-

Page 1: ...WP75 RF 7 day electronic programmable hot water controller Installation User Instructions Certification Mark ...

Page 2: ...mer 10 How to read the display 10 Preset programmes 11 Resetting the unit 11 Setting the Time and Day 12 Running your programme 12 Before changing the preset programmes 13 Programming the unit 7 day mode 14 Programming the unit 5 2 day mode 15 Running your programme 16 BOOST function 17 Hot Water Available function 17 18 Changing clocks forward back 18 Battery backup 19 Contact details 20 ...

Page 3: ...smitter and receiver as these will prevent communication between thermostat and receiver Thermostat features WP75 RF Power supply 2 x AA MN1500 LR alkaline cells Memory back up 1 min for battery change Transmission frequency RF model 433 92MHz Transmitter range RF model 30m max Max ambient temperature 45 C Temperature range 35 65 C Dimensions mm W x H x D Unit 110 x 88 x 28 Remote Sensor 48 x 48 x...

Page 4: ...at it can only enter the WP75 RF from the bottom through the positions shown below Fix the wallplate so that the control module can be easily attached or removed Make the sensor wiring connections as shown in the wiring diagram on page 7 Before attaching the control module to the wallplate set the DIL switch located in a recess on the rear of the module to select whether the WP75 RF will be a 7 da...

Page 5: ...on to ensure that the sensor element can make close contact with the surface of the cylinder wall Clean away all traces of insulation and ensure both cylinder wall and sensor are clean Before mounting the sensor coat the copper foil on the contact surface of the sensor with the heat conducting paste supplied The sensor must be connected to the WP75 RF using double insulated cable greater than 0 75...

Page 6: ...he fixing position and remove sufficient insulation to ensure that the sensor element can make close contact with the surface of the cylinder wall see opposite Clean away all traces of insulation and ensure both cylinder wall and sensor are clean Before mounting the sensor coat the copper foil on the contact surface of the sensor with the heat conducting paste supplied Sensor Installation For insu...

Page 7: ...E 1 OFF ZONE 2 ON ZONE 3 ON COM TERMINAL 6 RX3 ONLY RX Receiver Wiring Note 1 Formainsvoltageoperatedsystemslinkterminal2tomainslivesupply 2 Powersupplytounitmustnotbeswitchedbytimeswitch The sensor must be connected to the WP75 RF using double insulated cable greater than 0 75mm2 Connect the cable to the sensor terminals and replace the cover Place the sensor on the cylinder and clamp tightly to ...

Page 8: ...ess hold the recessed LEARN button for 3 seconds using a non metallic object NOTE Thermostat now transmits continuously for 5 minutes 3 RX1 Press and hold buttons PROG and CH1 for 3 seconds until green light flashes once 4 RX2 if applicable Stat 1 perform steps 1 3 Stat 2 wait 5 mins perform steps 1 2 then press PROG CH2 on RX2 RX3 if applicable Stat 1 repeat step 2 3 for CH1 Stat 2 wait 5 mins pe...

Page 9: ...needs to heat the radiators Cylinder thermostats are usually fitted between one quarter and one third of the way up the cylinder The cylinder thermostat will have a temperature scale marked on it and it should be set at between 60 C and 65 C then left to do its job This temperature is high enough to kill off harmful bacteria in the water but raising the temperature of the stored hot water any high...

Page 10: ...energy The WP75 RF lets you heat your water to a temperature you require just at the times you need it You can programme up to three ON times and temperatures per day It also features a BOOST function to provide an instant tank of hot water as well as a Hot Water Available function which tells you how much hot water you have available in your cylinder How to read the display Overview reading the d...

Page 11: ...ionella infection it is recommended that water temperature be set to not less than 60 C for at least one event each day If you want to change any of these settings you can do so by following the instructions on pages 13 15 First followthestepsonpage11 12tosetthecorrecttimeanddate Before you start Open the flap on the front of your programmer Using a non metallic object presstherecessedRESETbutton ...

Page 12: ...etc TIME Press and to change time press and hold to change in 10 min increments Press PROG again to accept the settings If you are happy to use the preset programmes on page 11 you don t need to do anything else Press PROG until colon flashes in display Your unit is in RUN mode and your hot water will be heated according to the preset programmes Running your programme To change DAY To change TIME ...

Page 13: ...button using a non metallic object see page 11 Before you change the preset programme Your installer will have set your unit to operate in either 7 day mode or 5 2 day mode To tell which mode your unit is set press PROG until Event 1 flashes in the display If your display looks like this your unit is in 7 day mode and you can programme different settings for each day of the week seepage14 If your ...

Page 14: ...vent2 Day1 iv Repeat steps i ii iii above for Events 2 3 4 5 6 c When all 6 events are correct press DAY to programme events for Day 2 If you wish to repeat the previous day s programme simply press COPY d Repeat steps i iii above to programme or COPY events for Days 3 4 5 6 7 Press PROG until the colon in the LCD display starts to flash The unit is now in RUN mode and your hot water will come on ...

Page 15: ...5 e Repeat steps b c d for programming Events 3 4 5 6 For Days 6 7 weekends Press PROG until Event 1 flashes in display Event 1 Days 6 7 Repeat steps b c and d above to programme time and temperature events for the weekend Press PROG until the colon in the LCD display starts to flash The unit is now in RUN mode and your hot water will come on and go off at the programmed times Proceed to page 16 P...

Page 16: ... year etc BOOST ON OFF AUTO ALLDAY ON the water will be heated continuously to the highest temperature set for the day shown on the display OFF the water will not be heated at all unless the BOOST button is pressed then the water will be heated to the highest temperature set for the day When this temperature is achieved the thermostat with revert to OFF AUTO the water will come on and go off at th...

Page 17: ...he system is ON when you press BOOST the water will heat up to the highest setting of the day but only if the current programmed temperature is lower Hot Water Available function Sometimes you may need to know how much hot water there is in your tank With the WP75 RF a simple hot water available function is included To see an approximate indication of how much hot water is currently stored press t...

Page 18: ...back press and hold button To change from Winter to Summer clocks forward press and hold button Changing clocks forward back Take care when making this change for the first time If it is made in the wrong direction the unit will have to be reset and any user settings re entered See pages 11 12 on how to Reset the unit and how to set the Time Day NOTE After the first time this change has been made ...

Page 19: ...tch off When changing batteries remove old batteries and insert new ones within one minute and programming will not be lost IMPORTANT use 2 x AA size LR6 high quality alkaline dry cell batteries NB If the display ever goes blank during normal operation the batteries will need to be renewed the unit reset and the time and programmes reset Battery replacement ...

Page 20: ... engineer Name Tel For problems relating to your heating controls Visit our website www danfoss randall co uk Email our technical department drl_technical danfoss com Call our technical department 0845 121 7505 8 45 5 15 Mon Thurs 8 45 4 45 Fri For a large print version of these instructions please contact the Marketing Services Department on 0845 121 7400 ...

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