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WITH MULTIPLE REMOTE CONTROLLERS INSTALLED
Priority
button
ON/OFF
Set temperature
display
Set temperature
adjust button
Burner on
lamp
lamp
Priority
button
FC100-AU3-TP
Priority
button
ON/OFF
Set temperature
display
Set temperature
adjust button
Burner on
lamp
lamp
Priority
button
SC100-AU3-TP
1.
Press the ON/OFF button. Then ensure the priority lamp is lit
on the remote controller and the set temperature is displayed
on each remote controller.
2.
Set desired temperature. (THE TEMPERATURE SETTING CAN
ONLY BE CHANGED BY THE PRIORITY UNIT. If you desire to
transfer the priority setting, you can transfer it by pressing PRI
-
ORITY button only if no water flow.)
When adjusting the set temperature with
MC100-AU3-TP
, it
allows the output temperature from the water heater to be ad
-
justed within the range of 37 °C to 55 °C. And when adjusting
the set temperature with
SC100-AU3-TP
and
FC100-AU3-TP
,
it allows the output temperature from the water heater to be
adjusted within the range of 37 °C to 50 °C.
NOTE:
Each remote controller can individually store the tem
-
perature setting. However –
MC100-AU3-TP
WHEN THE PRIORITY SETTING IS TRANSFERRED TO
MC100-AU3-TP
WHICH HAS A PREVIOUS TEMPERATURE SET-
TING OF 55 °C STORED, THE SETTING WILL BECOME 50°C.
FC100-AU3-TP
,
SC100-AU3-TP
When the priority setting is transferred to
FC100-AU3-TP
(or
SC100-AU3-TP
) WITH A PREVIOUS TEMPERATURE SETTING
STORED OF 43 °C AND ABOVE, THE SETTING WILL BECOME 42
°C.
3.
Open a hot water tap, and ensure the BURNER ON lamp is lit.
Mix cold water with the hot if you need.
4.
Close the hot water tap, and ensure the BURNER ON lamp is
OFF.
WARNING
Water temperatures above 50 °C can cause severe burns or death from scalding. Children, the
disabled and the elderly are at a high risk of being injured. Feel the water temperature before
bathing or showering. Do not leave children, disabled persons, or the elderly unsupervised. The
Australian Standards AS 3498 gives full details of the requirements for supply of controlled
temperature to ablution outlets (bathrooms) and is required to be conformed to under all
plumbing codes within Australia.
