Claudgen ScreenZone RAC0603, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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6.1 Models for wireless controls
The wireless controlled models RAC0603RX,
RAC0604RX and RAC1006RX can be controlled
by CONSORT wireless controller CRXSL The
heaters will not work without a controller. Each
controller has a unique identification code, it can
control an unlimited number of heaters in the
same room and will not interfere with other con-
trollers within the building. For more details please
follow the instructions supplied with the controller.
6.2 Standard models
All standard RAC heaters are supplied with a re-
mote switch that gives the following functions; On/
off, fan only and heat.
For thermostatic control, a room thermostat of ap-
propriate switch rating maybe connected to the
circuit. The thermostat should be wired between
the isolator switch and the heater remote switch.
For RAC0604 and RAC1006, or to control more
than one RAC0603 heaters by a thermostat, a
contactor or a relay in conjunction with the ther-
mostat should be used.
6. Operation
5. Electrical Connections
5.3 Electrical connections for wireless control models
To switch on the appliance and operate the blower,
depress the left - hand switch (marked “ FAN ”).
When the centre switch only (marked with a single
bar) is depressed the heat output is ⅓ of full heat.
RAC0603 - 1kW,RAC0604 - 1.5kW,RAC1006 - 2kW
When the right hand switch only (marked with a dou-
ble bar) is depressed the heat output is ⅔ of full
heat.
RAC0603 - 2kW, RAC0604 - 3kW, RAC1006 - 4kW
When both the centre switch and the right - hand
switch are depressed the full heat output is available.
RAC0603 - 3kW, RAC0604 - 4.5kW,RAC1006 - 6kW
The RAC0604 has an additional operating feature
protecting the heater from overheating. In the event
of the temperature around the heater reaching ex-
cessive levels the heater will automatically reduce its
heat output until the temperature in the heater reduc-
es.
Fig.13 ‘ L ’ and ‘ N ’ connections Fig.14 Earth connection
WARNING
The heaters rely up on a circulation of relatively cool air to operate efficiently. If the heater is
being used in a small space or where there isn ’ t constant traffic through doors it is advised that
an independent temperature control is fitted close to the heater to disable or reduce the heat
output if the room temperature is too high.