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2H Boost Mode

Forced heating boost for two hours. Entering into Standby automatically after the heating up
process is completed.

2H

Standby

Heat On

Heat Off

Heating Up Mechanism

When the room temperature is 0.5°C lower than the setting temperature, the device starts to
heat up. And symbol “    “ appears on Display. When the room temperature is 0.5°C higher than
the setting temperature, the device stops heating up. And symbol “    “ disappears.

Set Time and Day

Push the (clock symbol) to enter the Clock mode. Quickly push the “+” or “-“ key to the select a
week day.  Push the mode key to enter the selection of the current hour, use the “+” or “-“ key to
the select the hour. Push the mode key again to select the current minutes use the “+” or “-“ key
to the select the minutes.

If you press the mode key again you will enter the 

Timer Mode

. The Timer mode allows you to

programme the heater to come on at the comfort setting at selected hours and drop down to
the night setting at all other times. The switch from comfort to night temperature is made in one
hour blocks. After you entered the minutes press the mode key  to enter the Timer mode, use
the “+” key to programme the heater as on for an hour at the comfort setting and the “-“ key to
programme the heater as on for an hour at the night setting. You can programme it to switch
between the comfort and night setting as many times as you wish. Push the mode key to start
programming the next day and so on until you have completed the full week. 

Then push "+" or "-" key to  select current week day. 

                     

 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for TUS1500

Page 1: ...TUS1500 Tuscany...

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Page 3: ...COMPLIANCE DECLARATIONS 3 RANGE AND SIZES 3 ELECTRICITY SUPPLY 3 INSTALLATION 4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR UNINSTALLING THE RADIATOR 5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 6 MAINTENANCE 11 WARRANTY 12 DISPOSAL 13 POSSIBLE PRO...

Page 4: ...lar switch which assures complete interruption of current in conditions of overvoltage category III For the connections without the plug assembled by the manufacturer please address to a qualified pro...

Page 5: ...sed double pole switched hav ing a contact separation of at least 3mm in each pole flexible cable outlet and fitted with a 3 Amp fuse The radiator must be connected in accordance with the latest IEE R...

Page 6: ...rill the 8 holes fig 1 with a diameter of 6 mm and minimum depth of 5 cm Insert the plastic screw anchors into the holes 2 Fix the upper and lower brackets at the wall using the given screws In this p...

Page 7: ...screws from the lower brackets and take out the radiator from the brackets 3 Position the radiator and rest it on the upper brackets verifying the stability and correspondence to the floor fig 2 4 Lif...

Page 8: ...rature 7 C Timer Mode Heater is controlled by the time program set by the user 2 Hours Boost Heater is ON for 2 hours at full power INSTRUCTION THROUGH REMOTE CONTROL The radiator can be connected thr...

Page 9: ...ange Push Mode key to change Mode setting Clock Pilot Comfort Night Frost Protection 2H Standby Pilot Wire Mode can be selected with 6 controllers modes Note The Pilot Wire mode only works if the blac...

Page 10: ...e or key to adjust the temperature Push on either or key for 5 seconds the temperature will change quickly Note this is the temperature the heater will operate at when the timer mode is on Push or key...

Page 11: ...e mode key again to select the current minutes use the or key to the select the minutes If you press the mode key again you will enter the Timer Mode The Timer mode allows you to programme the heater...

Page 12: ...ed whole week programming Button lock Push Mode and key at same time for 3 seconds symbol appears on display and the function of all buttons will be locked Push Mode and key at same time for 3 seconds...

Page 13: ...oning and performance as guaranteed by the manufacturer it is advised to regularly check the airflows around the radiator they have to be free from any kind of object or material not part of the radia...

Page 14: ...aused by uses of the product other than those specified in the Warnings and Recommendations contained in the instruction manual There are evident defects caused by accidental breakage or negligence Th...

Page 15: ...eat Verify that the temperature set up is higher than the room temperature and that the radiator has not been positioned next to other sources of heat Make sure that the radiator has power The radiato...

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