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INSTALLATION
Attention:
Before changing the thermostat, disconnect the heating/air-conditioning
system from the mains power in your flat. This will prevent potential injury
by electric current.
Thermostat Placement
Thermostat placement significantly affects its functioning. Choose a location
where members of the family spend most of their time, preferably on the
inside wall where air circulates freely, with no direct sunlight. Do not place
the thermostat in the vicinity of heat sources (such as TV sets, radiators,
fridges), or close to a door (due to frequent shocks or vibrations). If you do
not follow these recommendations, the thermostat will not maintain room
temperature correctly.
Thermostat Installation (See Fig. 4)
1. Slide a screwdriver into the bottom of the thermostat and remove
the front cover.
2. Use the screwdriver to loosen the metal frame of the mounting plate.
3. Mount the mounting plate onto a suitable junction box, e.g. KU 68.
4. Connect the wires leading out of the junction box to the marked ter-
minals on the thermostat in accordance with the wiring diagram. Fit
the thermostat back onto the mounting plate, secure it with the metal
frame and replace the front cover.
Wiring Diagram (See Fig. 3)
L 230 V AC power connection
N neutral wire
N1, L1 connected device (e.g. heating mat)
Sensor floor sensor
Putting the Device into Operation
Press the button.
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