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Thank you for choosing Yali from LVI. We are certain you will be very pleased with
your new radiator and find it extremely useful.
1. InstallatIon
Diagram 1.
The wall brackets supplied are securely fixed in position on the wall using the
enclosed screws.The brackets should be positioned approx. 10-15 cm from each
end of the radiator. Note that the brackets can be used to measure the height.
Diagram 2.
It is important to mount the radiator horizontally in order for it to function cor-
rectly.The connector housing should be placed as per diagram 2 and the mini-
mum distance specified there should be carefully observed. The radiator must
not be placed directly underneath a fixed wall socket or in a position where a
person using a bathtub, shower or swimming pool can come into contact with
live parts, e.g. the switch.
Diagram 3.
When the radiator is delivered with a terminal box and a 5-pole plug, it should
be connected by a suitably qualified electrician. The terminal box is best posi-
tioned behind the radiator. The terminal box has break-off openings for a con-
duit box, wiring tubes and an external cable. Please refer to the wiring diagram
on the terminal box lid for the connection of the radiator.
slave connectIon
Every radiator can be used as a master or slave radiator. For slave operation, the
radiator is to be connected on terminal blocks 2 and 4 in the terminal box. Thus,
the thermostat is by-passed and the slave radiator’s heat output is regulated
by the thermostate of the master radiator or a central control system. The total
output one master radiator can regulate, including itself, is 2300 W. When a
radiator with thermostat is connected as a slave radiator, the green light will
not indicate when the radiator is working.
temperature reductIon
The temperature set by the thermostat knob can be reduced either manually or
automatically with the Yali-radiator. Set the thermostate knob at or to
choose the manual or automatic option. For the manual option , no special
connection is re quired in the terminal box. For the automatic option , a con-
trol con duc tor has to be connected on terminal block 3 in the terminal box.
It is also possible to have the temperature reduction of several/all radiators
in a building regulated by a central timer. The control conductor must be con-
nected so that it receives N potential when a temperature reduction is required
(controlled N conductor). If you do not want to use a timer control, a perma-
nently connected N conductor can be used instead of the control conductor.
Temperature reduction is then connected/disconnected by turning the dial from
0 to the re quired reduction temperature for the times when you want a lower
temperature and when it should return to normal again. It is important that the
phase and N conductor are correctly connected.
control system
When using a control system, which controls the room temperature, the radia-
tor’s thermostat should be by-passed. Do this by connecting the radiator as a
slave radiator (i.e. the power supply should be connected to the terminal strip
2 and 4).
Note!
If the model designation ends with a P, the radiator is delivered with an earthen
plug and is to be connected to an existing wall socket. Centrally controlled tem-
perature reduction and slave connections cannot be used in this version.
Diagram 4.
The enclosed plastic hook can be fitted to the wall to coil up any surplus cable.
(4A). It is very important that the plug is pushed fully into position in the termi-
nal box. (4B) The top of the wall bracket can be pulled up and locked in its top
position to make it easier to mount the radiator. (4C) Make sure that the top of
the bracket is securely fitted into the slots in the frame.
If the supplied connection box is used, installation is classified as IP32. If the
installation is to be IP44, you can buy the KDNIP splashing water protection
accessory separately.
2. operatIon
Diagram 5.
At the top of the control section, inside the transparent cover, there is a switch
for turning the radiator on and off. The radiator it turned on by setting the
switch into position I. (5A) The radiator should only be on when it is suspended
on its mounts. The thermostat knob below the switch is used to select a room
temperature between 10°C to 30°C. At the lowest setting (*), you achieve a frost
protection temperature of about 7°C. The green light indicates that the radiator
is working with full output. Thus, it flashes according to the required heating.
(5B) With the knob below the thermostat knob, you select between the follow-
ing temperature reduction options:
= No temperature reduction. The temperature is the one selected by
the thermostat knob, even if control equipment is set for reduction.
=
Temperature is constantly reduced by -3,5°C in relation to the
temperature selected by the thermostat knob, but can never drop
below the frost protection temperature.
= Temperature reduction is automatically switched on and off by
external control equipment. The reduction temperature can be
selected between 0°C and -15°C. The frost protection temperature
(7°C) is always the lowest possible room temperature. (5C)
yalI
With the lowest knob, the radiator’s maximum surface temperature can be
selected.
(Fig. 5D)
(or N) The radiator’s surface temperature reaches a maximum of 80°C.
(or L) The radiator’s surface temperature reaches a maximum of 60°C. In
this setting, you obtain about 50% of the thermal energy as
compared to setting
. This should be taken into consideration
when rating the power dimensioning.
yalI l
Same as YALI, but with low surface temperature: max. 60°C. For bathrooms,
day-care centres, etc.
(Fig. 5D)
(or N) The radiator’s surface temperature reaches a maximum of 60°C.
(or L) Not intended for use.
Diagram 6.
The transparent cover over the regulations can be locked to prevent the radiator
controls being tampered with.
3. maIntenance
Use only mild detergents for cleaning and wiping of the radiator.
4. mIscellaneous
The radiator’s overheating protection disconnects the current if the radiator
becomes too hot. The radiator is reset by switching off for about 15 minutes.
If the radiator repeatedly disconnects, check that no parts of the radiator are
covered. Otherwise contact a suitably qualified electrician or the manufacturer.
The radiator is also fitted with overheat protection that cannot be reset and
trips if the radiator overturns. If the radiator is removed from the wall brackets
even briefly, it has to be unconditionally turned off, see Fig 7. The non-resettable
overheating protection may also trip if, due to unfortunate circumstances, it is
covered. In some unfortunate circumstances this can also trip when the radiator
is covered. If it does trip, the heating element must be replaced, please contact
your supplier.
WARNING - In order to avoid overheating, do not cover the heater.
“Do not cover” means that the radiator must not be used for drying
clothes, for example, by placing them directly on the radiator.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its
service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be
supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
This radiator is filled with an exact amount of environmentally friendly
vegetable oil. Any repairs that require the radiator to be opened shall therefore
only be carried out by the manufacturer or its approved agent. Please contact
the manufacturer or its approved agent in the event of a leakage.
When scrapping the heater, follow the regulations concerning the disposal of oil.
There is a selection of accessories including different control systems and a
securing plate for the wall bracket. For double Yali radiators, there are top grids
and side plates as accessories. (See picture 4).
Extra connection cable can be wrapped around the enclosed wall-mounted
plastic hook, in order to avoid the cable lying directly on the radiator body (4A).
For the correct installation of radiators it is essential that the fixing of the
radiator is carried out in such a way that it is suitable for intended use and
predictable misuse. A number of elements need to be taken into consideration
including the fixing method used to secure the radiator to the wall, the type
and condition of the wall itself, and any additional potential forces or weights,
prior to finalising installation.
Warranty
The warranty is valid for 10 years except for electrical components which
is valid for 2 years. In the event of any problems or repairs, please contact your
supplier.
ENGLiSH
