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[ON / Stand-by] button[-]
Button [Prog]
Button [+]
External sensor:
In order to ensure the required
stability of the room temperature and
provide a quick response in the event
of a strong change in temperature.
Internal buzzer :
operation is
compliant with EN 60335-1.
Protection against water:
The IP44 rating is ensured by
a special design of the
connection areas of the entire
thermostat.
Backlit display:
Allows the display of all the information
relating to the thermostat.
Infra-red receiver: All
functions can be controlled
remotely via the remote
control.
Plastic cover:
The connection area of the heating
element is concealed by this special
part, in order to make the thermostat
fit the towel warmer perfectly.
Insulation
Electronic connection via 2 x 6.3x0.8mm faston
connectors
Positioning area
INSTALLATION
M1 / M2 is compatible with the heating elements shown in the following drawings. IMPORTANT:
Pay attention to the maximum length of the connectors (19 mm in the photo opposite).
In the case of longer connectors, the plastic sleeves could touch the plastic part inside the control during assembly in the production line could
damage the wires inside.
Class II Resistance
Class I Resistance
Heating element O.Ring
Faston earth connector
(Class I only)
Connectors
1.
Carefully fill the rail, ensuring that there are no leaks and/or air pockets.
2.
The device must not be placed directly underneath a power socket.
3.
The appliance must be installed so that the controls cannot be touched in the shower or bath.
4.
Only connect the temperature controller to electric heating elements that are suitable for connection to it.
5.
Ensure that the mains voltage is the same as indicated on the technical plate of the thermostat.
6.
Ensure that the power of the heating element is approved for the size of the radiator available. (see manufacturer's documentation) The use of a heating
element with a higher wattage:
- does not increase the effective power of the radiator.
- may cause premature destruction of the heating element.
- could damage the radiator.
7.
Ensure that the power of the heating element does not exceed the power of the controller (see technical plate).
8.
When installed in rooms with a bath or shower, observe the protection zone (in the UK according to IEE wiring regulations). Also, observe
all local regulations.
9.
It must be protected with a 30mA residual current device (RCD).
10.
Use the device only with the approved voltage (see marking on the element).
11.
If a device is connected directly to fixed electrical installations, implement a selector that is compliant with local regulations for disconnection from
the mains.
12.
Place the O-ring supplied in position on the threaded end.
13.
After ensuring that the O-ring is in place, screw the heater into the threaded hole in the radiator or towel heater and tighten it securely using the
spanner provided.
(N.B. Under no circumstances must the heater be inserted in the guide facing downwards)
14.
Pull the connecting cables out of the electronic control housing: - 2 Faston connectors and
- Earth (green/yellow, present only on Class I versions)
15.
Insert the Faston connector into the resistance housing.
16.
Insert the female faston of the earth connection onto the male tab on the element heater (for Class I version only) and Put Collar on the electronic
controller housing.
17.
Push the jointed connection cable back into the controller housing and push it onto the base of the heating element.
18.
Align the electronic control and CAUTION: do not turn the electronic control more than 30° in either direction.
19.
Press the housing against the base of the heating element to squeeze the o-ring and tighten the set screw by hand (tightening torque approx. 0.5Nm).
20.
Connect the power cord to the electricity mains.
CLEANING
Disconnect the device from the power supply before cleaning or maintenance. Use mild, non-
abrasive detergents only.
NO
YE
S
Electronic connection via 2 x 6.3x0.8mm faston
connectors
Positioning area
Fastening area
Fastening area
Disconnect the mains power supply before any installation operation.
Installation must be carried out by authorised and certified operators.
