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www.timberk.com • electric convector heater

www.timberk.com • electric convector heater

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Dear customer!

Thank you for your good choice and purchase of Timberk 

domestic electric convector. It will serve you for a long time.

Timberk domestic electric convector is designed to heat and 

create a comfortable environment indoors dеgle-phase power 

supply wiring. This heating unit is easy-to-use and easy-to-

install, and it is efficient and features operating economy due 

to minimum electric power losses, improved heat transfer and 

maximum comfort heat flow distribution.

Please, read this operation manual carefully prior to use of the convector.
This operation manual contains important information regarding your 

safety, as well as recommendations on the proper operation of the unit and 

its maintenance.
Save this operation manual together with the guarantee card, cash register 

receipt, if possible, cardboard box and packing material.
The purchased convector can slightly differ from the one, described in the 

manual, but that doesn’t affect the methods of its use and operation.

A number of precautions is to be observed upon operation of the fan 

heater. Improper operation as a result of ignoring precautions may harm 

health of the user and other people, as well as damage their property.
1.  Read all instructions prior to operation of the convector.
2.  When the convector is operating it heats up to a very high temperature. 

To prevent burns, do not touch hot surfaces of the unit by hands or 

other parts of the body.

3.  The unit must be placed away from flammable and easily deformable 

objects.

4.  Make sure that the unit’s case and the heating element cooled down 

prior to the unit is dismantled and packed for long-term storage.

5.  When the unit is not operated for a long time, store it factory-packaged 

in a dry and cool place.

6.  DO NOT COVER THE UNIT when it is operated. Do not dry clothes 

and any other fabrics and materials on the unit. It may cause its 

overheating, failure or inflict significant damage to you and/or your 

property.

7.  The unit must always be kept watched after, especially with children 

nearby. Carefully watch children not to touch the unit by hand.

8.  Always disconnect the convector from the mains when it is not used.
9.  The unit is equipped with a European-standard plug with a ground 

pin. The plug must match the European-standard outlet and enter it 

without any effort. If the plug doesn’t enter the outlet or enters it too 

tightly, turn the plug vertically 180° and try again. If you still cannot plug 

it then you need to call for an electrician to replace the electric outlet. 

Never use the unit if the plug is not fully connected to the outlet.

10.  Do not connect the unit to the mains if its surface is damp (wet).
11.  Never use the unit in a situation when it may contact water.

IMPORTANT! 

Important precautions and instructions, contained in 

this manual, do not account for all possible modes and 

situations to be encountered. It is vital to understand 

that common sense, caution and thoroughness are the 

factors that are impossible to be built-in in any product.
These factors must be taken into consideration by man 

who is interested in the proper operation of the unit. 

The manufacturer does not bear any responsibility in 

case when the unit or its parts are damaged during 

transportation, as a result of improper installation, 

voltage fluctuations, as well as if some part of the unit 

was altered or modified.

IMPORTANT! 

The manufacturer considers this type of failure a non-

guaranteed event.

1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION

2. PRECAUTIONS

3. PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS

12.  When the unit is switched on and operating, do not touch its surface 

and the surface of the control block by wet hands and any parts of the 

body.

13. Do not switch on the convector if its power cord or plug is damaged. 

To prevent electric shock, the damaged power cord must be repaired 

only in authorized service centers of the manufacturer and by skilled 

specialists.

14. Never try to repair it on your own. This may harm your health and affect 

the unit’s guarantee maintenance.

15. Do not use the convector in open spaces outside.
16. It is forbidden to install and use the unit in bathrooms, shower rooms 

or swimming pools, in the very places, where water jets or drops may 

contact its surface directly when it is switched on.

17. Do not lay the convector’s power cord under carpets and do not 

press it by furniture. Lay the power cord in such a manner so that it is 

impossible to trip over it.

18. To switch off the unit, set the heating power mode selector into position 

“OFF”  for  TEC.PS1 M...IN series units you also need to press and 

hold button on the control panel. Never pull the power cord and do 

not unplug it abruptly.

19. Do not thrust fingers and prevent entering of foreign objects into any 

ventilation, air intakes or air outlets, since it may cause electric shock 

or damage of the convector.

20. The convector contains internal hot and sparkling components. Do 

not use the convector in places, where petroleum, paint or any other 

flammable liquids are used or stored.

21. Use this convector only in the manner, set forth in this manual. Any 

other use, not recommended by the manufacturer, can result in a fire, 

electric shock or injuring of people.

22. By no means clean the convector when it is connected to the mains. 

Do not submerge the convector into water. Never pull the power cord.

23. To prevent overheating and fire, as well as damage of internal electric 

mains, do not change the length of the power cord and do not connect 

the unit through an electric extender, if its parameters comply with the 

unit’s power and if it is do not used by other power energy consumers.

24. For normal operation of the unit the mains voltage must be sufficient 

and its technical parameters must be in strict compliance with technical 

parameters indicated on the unit. If necessary, verify characteristics of 

your mains at the power energy supplier.

25. Install and operate the unit vertically only. It is forbidden to use the unit 

in a horizontal or inclined position.

26. The unit must be installed in such a way so that the control panel would 

be unavailable for a person, situated directly in a bathroom (in contact 

with water) or a person taking a shower.

27. It is forbidden to install the unit directly under an outlet or under a laid 

electric cable when outgoing heat flows come in contact with it. It may 

cause their overheating and create an emergency.

28. The unit is not intended to be used by people (including children) with 

limited physical, sensory or intellectual capabilities, having insufficient 

experience and knowledge, unless they are supervised or received 

instructions on how to use the unit from a person, responsible for their 

safety. It is necessary to be careful that children do not play with the 

convector.

Operation principle

Cold air in the lower part of a room at the level of feet goes through the 

convector’s heating element. Expanding at the moment of heating, heat 

flow runs upwards through the outlet grill louver and smoothly spreads 

along the room. At that the flow’s direction, set by louver’s inclination, 

creates a favorable, accelerated circulation of warm air inside a room, not 

concentrating it on walls and windows.

Key features

1.  Combination of a convection effect (hence the name “convector”) with 

mild thermal radiation makes the heater an economical thermal energy 

source, significantly increasing the number of its followers year by year.

2.  Simple and efficient ways to control a temperature mode.
3.  A high-precision controlled thermostat.
4.  Fast self-repayment due to a high performance factor and speed of 

reaching the set temperature.

5.  Ease of installation, operating reliability and ease of maintenance.
6.  Two-mode heating for power energy saving.
7.  A built-in air ionizer.
8.  Support legs for the convector to be installed in any convenient place.
9.  A built-in carrying handle.

Summary of Contents for TEC.PS1 LE 2000 IN

Page 1: ...PGE 1500 IN TEC PS1 PGE 2000 IN TEC PS1 PGE 2500 IN TEC PS1 RCE 500 IN TEC PS1 RCE 1000 IN TEC PS1 RCE 1500 IN TEC PS1 RCE 2000 IN TEC PS1 RCE 2500 IN TEC PS1 M 500 IN TEC PS1 M 1000 IN TEC PS1 M 150...

Page 2: ...ower cord must be repaired only in authorized service centers of the manufacturer and by skilled specialists 14 Never try to repair it on your own This may harm your health and affect the unit s guara...

Page 3: ...57 8 7 TEC PS1 LE 500 IN 220 240 50 2 3 500 250 500 IP24 class I 476 400 57 4 0 TEC PS1 LE 1000 IN 220 240 50 4 5 1000 500 1000 IP24 class I 656 400 57 5 1 TEC PS1 LE 1500 IN 220 240 50 6 8 1500 750...

Page 4: ...modes TEC PS1 RCE IN series convector heaters are equipped with a high precision electronic thermostat with LED display and a remote controller The unit is ready to use Connection to electric mains 1...

Page 5: ...The convector is equipped with an air ionizer 6 1 You can switch on and off the air ionizer by means of the ionizer switch Ionizer located on the control panel 6 2 Ionizer switch illumination lights...

Page 6: ...and will operate with the last user settings except for timer settings after power supply is restored 11 Convector switching off To switch off the convector press and hold button on the control panel...

Page 7: ...n the comfort and economy operation modes 10 Button It is used to increase the selected value 11 Button It is used to decrease the selected value 12 programming button It is used to select preset prog...

Page 8: ...mode enter or find a program of a day from where you want to copy your settings and select it with the use of the button When you have selected a required day press the button After that a symbol COP...

Page 9: ...cleaned from dust and dirt For this purpose it is necessary to dismount the unit from the bracket and after cleaning it is necessary to return it to the initial position Preventive cleaning should be...

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Page 11: ...00 IN 220 240 50 6 8 1500 750 1500 IP24 class I 930 400 57 6 7 TEC PS1 LE 2000 IN 220 240 50 9 1 2000 1000 2000 IP24 class I 1267 400 57 8 6 TEC PS1 LE 2500 IN 220 240 50 11 4 2500 1250 2500 IP24 clas...

Page 12: ...3 4 5 7 1 1 2 3 2 4 2 4 5 6 5 4 7 50 60 6 8 9 7 1 2 5 6 7 3 2 TL H A L B H23 TEC PS1 2500 1250 1267 400 458 350 458 188 TEC PS1 2000 1000 1267 400 458 350 458 188 TEC PS1 1500 750 930 400 290 350 290...

Page 13: ...g 5 TEC PS1 M IN 1 POWER 2 Economy Normal 3 3 1 5 30 3 2 Heating Heating 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 220 240 2 3 4 10 2000 12 2500 50 TEC PS1 M IN TEC PS1 LE IN c LED TEC PS1 RCE IN c LED TEC PS1 PGE IN L D TEC PS1...

Page 14: ...Timer 0 5 2 1 0 24 5 3 3 Timer TEC PS1 LE IN TEC PS1 RCE IN 1 ON Power 2 LO HI 3 3 1 5 30 1 3 2 24 17 3 3 Economy 1 2 Power 3 Normal 4 LED 5 Ionizer 6 7 LO HI 8 Economy 9 TEC PS1 LE IN TEC PS1 RCE IN...

Page 15: ...imer 6 3 7 8 8 1 3 3 8 2 3 9 9 1 9 2 Ionizer 9 3 10 RESTART 11 3 OFF TEC PS1 RCE IN 1 ON Power POWER 24 2 MODE 3 3 1 5 30 1 3 2 24 17 3 3 SET 3 4 SET 3 5 4 4 1 SET 4 2 SET 4 3 SET 5 7 5 5 1 SET OFF 5...

Page 16: ...7 Normal 8 L D TEC PS1 PGE IN 9 3 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 TEC PS1 PGE IN 1 ON Power 2 2 1 1 0 24 2 2 1 59 2 3 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 3 3 1 4 4 1 5 30 1 4 2 24 17 4 3 Normal 4 4 Economy 5 5 1 Normal...

Page 17: ...P 05 P 06 P 07 P 08 P 09 10 5 7 11 12 DIY 7 7 1 P1 P12 DIY 01 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 09 10 11 12 DIY 7 2 5 8 8 1 DIY 8 2 0 24 0 00 8 3 0 24 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 8 4 COPY COPY 8 5 DIY 9 9 1 1 0 24...

Page 18: ...0 IN TEC PS1 M 2000 IN TEC PS1 M 2500 IN 10 TEC PS1 LE 500 IN TEC PS1 LE 1000 IN TEC PS1 LE 1500 IN TEC Ps1 LE 2000 IN TEC PS1 LE 2500 IN TEC PS1 RCE 500 IN TEC PS1 RCE 1000 IN TEC PS1 RCE 1500 IN TEC...

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