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5iE

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications

Dimensions

86 x 86 x 26.5mm

Power Supply

230V AC, 50Hz

 IP Rating

IP40

Maximum Relay Load

3A, 250V

Operational Temperature Range

0°C - 50°C

Operational Humidity Range

<95% RH

Fuse

T1.6A, 250V

Dimensions (Assembled with Thermostat)

120 x 121.4 x 72.5mm

Power Supply

5V DC, 300mA

IP Rating

IP30

Operational Temperature Range

0°C - 50°C

Operational Humidity Range

<95% RH

Dimensions (Assembled with 4iE face)

90 x 120 x 18mm

Screen size

3.5in

IP Rating

IP33

Operational Temperature Range

0°C - 50°C

Operational Humidity Range

<95% RH

Boiler Receiver

RF Range (Open Air)

Max. 500m

Communication Band

868 MHz

Radio Frequency Standards

EN 301 489-1 v1.9.2 / EN 300 220-2 

v2.4.1 / EN 62479:2010 / 

EN60950-1:2006/A2:2013

Wireless

Thermostat

21

Power Base

Summary of Contents for 5iE

Page 1: ...5iE The Smartest Smart Thermostat Installation Manual Technical Helpline 0345 345 2288 ...

Page 2: ...p 2 Assembling the 5iE 10 Step 3 Paring and testing 12 Step 4 Review Installation 14 Step 5 Getting Started 16 Step 6 Download MyHeating app 17 Step 7 Registration 18 Step 8 General information 19 Step 9 Troubleshooting 20 Technical Specifications 21 User Guide Installation Guide ...

Page 3: ...5iE Components Power Base Thermostat Face Stand Boiler Receiver Power Adapter with 1m USB Cable Pack Contents 3 ...

Page 4: ...nected devices Isolate the central heating system from the mains supply throughout the installation process Ensure that multi stranded wires are fully inserted into the terminals and secured tightly Any loose strands should be trimmed as they could cause a short circuit Safety Information 5iE Safety Information 4 This product uses mains voltage electricity and work should only be carried out by a ...

Page 5: ...cinity Large metal objects such as the boiler hot water cylinder or radiators should be at least 300mm away from the Boiler Receiver and not directly between it and the Power Base Loosen both screws at the bottom of the Boiler Receiver and remove the backplate Fix the backplate to the wall using fixing screws provided Make sure to avoid cables or pipes which may be concealed in the wall Mounting p...

Page 6: ...Wiring Connections 5iE Step 1 Install Boiler Receiver 6 NOTE For alternative installation configurations see online at www warmupsmart com installation 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 7: ...en both screws to secure Restore power to the boiler The LED on the Boiler Receiver will flash RED slowly to indicate it has power and is not paired Test the manual control function Page 8 to ensure the boiler is being switched by the Boiler Receiver Re assemble 5iE Step 1 Install Boiler Receiver 7 1 2 ...

Page 8: ...us Meaning N A Not lit Paired Green Lit constantly Relay on Red Flashing slowly Not paired Red Flashing quickly Relay off Red Lit constantly Communication Lost Relay on LED Status 5iE Step 1 Install Boiler Receiver LED 8 ...

Page 9: ...he Boiler Receiver will indicate a communications fault by displaying a red LED flashing quickly To activate the Boiler Receiver manually switch heating on or whilst communication has been lost press the power button on the Boiler Receiver once The LED indicator with change from flashing quickly red to constant red To de activate the Boiler Receiver manually switch heating off or whilst communicat...

Page 10: ...aptor to a wall socket For optimal performance the Thermostat should be located in an area with good ventilation It should not be beside a drafty window door in direct sunlight or above another heat generating device e g radiator or TV Stand Mounted 5iE Step 2 Assembling the 5iE 10 1 2 NOTE For alternative installation configurations see online at www warmupsmart com installation Components requir...

Page 11: ... Power Base and attach it to the wall using the fixing screws provided For optimal performance the Thermostat should be located in an area with good ventilation It should not be beside a drafty window door in direct sunlight or above another heat generating device e g radiator or TV Wall Mounted 11 1 2 NOTE For detailed instructions see online at www warmupsmart com installation Components require...

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Page 13: ... and Testing 13 The LED on the Boiler Receiver will stop flashing RED indicating a successful connection Following the on screen instructions join a WiFi network record device number on page 17 of this manual Test operation Press the Pairing Button on the Power Base as shown above using a short length or wire or similar to begin pairing Power button LED Pairing Button Attach the Thermostat Face to...

Page 14: ...rect sunlight or direct heat 5iE Thermostat The Thermostat Face should be mounted to the Power Base connected to a WiFi network and able to activate the Boiler Receiver Registering Ensure the MyHeating app has been downloaded and installed Search MyHeating by Warmup Device Number When you first connect the Thermostat Face to a WiFi network the device number will be displayed please recorded it on ...

Page 15: ...eiver Test Thermostat So the hard work is nearly over All that remains is to register and setup your device by logging onto your MyHeating app or my warmup com to complete your installation It is useful if you have a recent energy bill nearby for this MyHeating Features include SmartGeo EasySwitch Smartphone control Natural Language Programming 5iE Step 4 Review Installation 15 Checklist ...

Page 16: ...at Face Getting Started Language If you have this screen present the Thermostat has not been connected to a WiFi network Please follow the on screen instructions to connect it to WiFi No WiFi If you have this screen present the Thermostat should be connected to a WiFi network settings network No Server If you have this screen present the Thermostat is connected to a WiFi network 5iE Step 5 Getting...

Page 17: ...yHeating by Warmup Device Number When first registering and setting up your location on MyHeating you will need the device number of the Thermostat Your installer should have recorded it below if not it can be found in the Thermostat menu settings advanced settings about info Registration 5iE Step 6 Download MyHeating App 17 Go to my warmup com or MyHeating to complete setup Your device number is ...

Page 18: ...om When creating a new room the following options are available to select Location Select the newly setup location Room name Description e g Upstairs Bedroom Room type Select the room type e g General Floor type Select the floor type e g Tile stone Device number See page 17 System type Select Central heating for 5iE setup System power Size of heat source e g 32kw 32000 Power source Energy source e...

Page 19: ...g control yet The 5iE will take approximately two weeks of learning your routines before it can set a customer schedule just for you So at the moment adjust the temperature as required once the 5iE knows your routine it ll take over and keep you cosy 5iE Step 8 Overview Overview 19 ...

Page 20: ... by pressing menu settings heating preference control air amb and switch to air Thermostat displays er1 amb If the connection drops the LED on the Boiler Receiver will flash RED Remove the Thermostat from the Power Base and using a device such as a paper clip press the pairing button as shown on page 13 The light on the Boiler Receiver will turn off to indicate a successful connection Note You can...

Page 21: ... 4 x 72 5mm Power Supply 5V DC 300mA IP Rating IP30 Operational Temperature Range 0 C 50 C Operational Humidity Range 95 RH Dimensions Assembled with 4iE face 90 x 120 x 18mm Screen size 3 5in IP Rating IP33 Operational Temperature Range 0 C 50 C Operational Humidity Range 95 RH Boiler Receiver RF Range Open Air Max 500m Communication Band 868 MHz Radio Frequency Standards EN 301 489 1 v1 9 2 EN 3...

Page 22: ...own by Warmup that the defect or malfunction was caused by failure to follow the instruction manuals incorrect installation or damage which occurred while the product was in the possession of a consumer Warmup s sole responsibility shall be to repair or replace the product within the terms stated above WARMUP SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY KIND INCLUDING ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQ...

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