Installation
E
D
B
A
F
C
Load
1 2
4
3
N L
5
6
N
TC
L1
N1
Load
1. To remove the front panel, slide the front part with the display upwards (A). The two parts
are connected by a ribbon cable (B).
The ribbon cable can be disconnected if needed. Be careful not to damage it.
2. On the back of the wall thermostat (C) there are 6 terminals for connecting the:
- The main power supply
- Electrical load
- External NTC temperature sensor
• Connect the mains power supply to the corresponding inputs 3 and 4.
• Connect the load (e.g., an electric radiator or electric floor heating) to corresponding outputs
1 and 2.
If the load requires a protective earth connection it must be connected separately.
The thermostat complies with protection class II and does not by itself require a
protective earth connection.
3. If using an external temperature sensor (probe), it should be connected to terminals 5 and 6
(C). There is no polarity so it does not matter which way you connect the wires.
When laying out the connection cable, make sure it is protected from sharp edges.
Never fasten the connection cable with nails, screws or similar.
4. Insert the wall thermostat into the flush-mounted/ surface-mounted box and fasten it using
the included screws (D).
Make sure that the cables are not damaged when inserting the wall thermostat into
the flush-mounted/surface-mounted box.
5. Reconnect the ribbon cable if needed. It can only be connected on way, do not use force
when plugging in!
6. Align the front panel (E) and push it down (F). It should lock into place.
7. Switch on the voltage supply.
8. The wall thermostat is now operational.
Operating elements
a) Display
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
11
12
9
1 Six period program
2 External sensor active
3 Automatic mode
4 Manual mode
5 Holiday mode
6 Time
7 Weekday (1 = Monday, 7 = Sunday)
8 Target temperature setting
9 Open window (activated)
10 Measured temperature
(internal or external probe)
11 Keypad lock
12 Heating
b) Icons
Icon
Description
Icon
Description
Visible when the keypad is locked.
Disappears when keypad is unlocked.
Auto mode: Weekly schedule program
is running.
Visible when heating is ON.
Disappears when heating is OFF.
Manual mode.
The open window icon shows if it has
been activated.
Auto mode temporary manual
override.
External NTC sensor (probe)
temperature shown.
Advanced setting "N2” should be set:
"Advanced settings" → "BN" → "N2".
Holiday mode: Set the number of days
you will be away and a temperature.
c) Button functions
Button
Function
Power ON / OFF.
• Press to switch between “auto” and “manual” mode.
• Advanced options setting: Turn power off, then press and hold 3 - 5 sec.
• Programmable setting: Turn power on, then press and hold 3 - 5 sec.
• With the power off, press and hold for approx. 3 - 5 secs to enter general settings.
• Confirms a setting.
• During normal operation press to set the time and day of week.
• During normal operation, press and hold 3 - 5 sec to enter “holiday mode” settings..
• With the power off, press and hold for approx. 3 - 5 secs to enter advanced settings.
• Press to increase a value.
• Press and hold to display the temperature measured by the external temperature sensor.
- External sensor should be connected.
- Advanced setting “N3” should be enabled. Refer to "Advanced settings" → "BN" →
"N3".
• Press to temporarily override “auto” mode and increase the temperature (auto settings
will be retained when exiting manual override).
• Press to decrease value.
• Press and hold to activate/deactivate the keypad lock.
• Press to temporarily override “auto” mode and increase the temperature (auto settings
will be retained when exiting manual override).
