Sabiana CB-Touch, Operating Instructions Manual

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CB-Touch electronic control
The CB-Touch control allows to control and adjust the
room temperature in a simple and intuitive way by
means of a probe positioned in the lower part of the
device.
CB-Touch allows you to select the desired operation
mode, heat, cool or just ventilate the room, set a de-
sired temperature set and adjust the fan operating
speed according to your needs.
You will choose the maximum operating speed when
you want to quickly reach the comfort temperature
or the minimum speed when you want to privilege
silent operation.
By connecting the minimum probe (T3 accessory
probe, located between the fins of the heat exchange
coil), during the winter cycle, the fan will only start
operating if the water temperature is above 30°C,
thus preventing cold air from flowing out from the
device.
To improve comfort, it is also possible to select the
night mode which minimises the fan speed and
smartly changes the set temperature independently.
The control has a memory, so all settings will not be
lost either in the event of switching off or power fail-
ure.
The control is designed to be operated remotely
through the smart features of your mobile phone us-
ing the wireless Bluetooth® or Wi-Fi connection via an
APP downloadable from the web.
After a period of 2 minutes since the last action the
brightness of the panel is reduced (
SLEEPING
mode);
only the symbol is shown on the display.
When the same button is pressed, maximum bright-
ness is restored.
M
ON/Stand-by - enables you to
activate the device or put it in
stand-by mode
Indicates the selected tempera-
ture set or the set fan speed
M
Menu - allows you to switch the
operation mode between:
Cooling - Heating - Ventilation
Summer Cooling Mode
Winter Heating Mode
Ventilation mode
Low fan speed
Medium fan speed
Maximum fan speed
Fan speed
Automatic
M
Selection of temperature Set:
The set temperature can be
changed with the +/- buttons
M
Selection of fan speed:
The fan speed can be adjusted
using the +/- buttons
Night-time operation
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