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3. Electrical Connection
In addition to the wires for the mains connection (L:
brown, N: blue, PE: green/yellow) a control wire (black)
for external temperature setback, e. g. via a timer or a
pilot device of the "ecocomfort” range with programming
cassette RMT 1 is provided.
The control wire need not be in phase with the mains
connection.
If the supply cord of this appliance is damaged it must be
replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a
similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
4. Automatic Temperature Setback
The black control wire serves for automatic temperature
setback, e.g. via an external timer or a pilot unit of the
"ecocomfort" model range.
More detailed information is contained in the operating
manuals of the “ecocomfort” model range or the pro-
gramming cassette RMT 1.
Three time intervals can be set:
PE
N
L1
control wire, black
Example: Temperature setback via timer.
5. Rails for Towels/Garments
The heater is supplied with several rails which may be
mounted at any height desired.
Towels and garments can be placed on these rails for
drying.
The rails can be inserted into the left or right guide rail
(A) depending on the installation situation, and subse-
quently be secured by means of the two lateral fixing
screws (B) at the desired height, which is infinitely ad-
justable.
Attention:
Only damp – not wet – garments should be
placed over the rails for drying.
6. Heating Operation
The heater has 2 separate heating modes:
a. Radiant heating via the heated surface,
b. Hot air fan heater. The heat is given off by a fan
with a separate heating element, via the air outlet
slots provided on the left side of the appliance.
1h
2h
1/2h
2
1
3
4
6
9
2
7
10
A1
B1
A
C
D
B
6.1 On/Off Button
Button A is used to switch the heater on and off.
Power-on indicator light A1 is illuminated while the
heater is switched on.
The radiant heating system is controlled via ther-
mostat B.
Fan operation is activated via separate buttons (C
or D), see Section "6.3 Fan Operation".
6.2 Thermostat
The desired room temperature can be set by
turning thermostat dial B.
The thermostat switches the radiant heater on and
off as a function of the room temperature and the
value preset on the thermostat dial.
The lowest setting on the thermostat is a freeze
protection function (dial at symbol
∗
). In the freeze
protection mode, the thermostat turns on the radi-
ant heater at an ambient temperature of approxi-
mately 7°C.
Higher temperature values can be preset on a
scale from "1” to max. "10” (approx. 29 °C).
The fan operation is not regulated by the thermo-
stat.
6.3 Fan Operation
6.3.1 Hot-air fan
For rapid heating, button C can be used for
switching on an integrated hot-air fan for a preset
period of time. Three time settings are possible:
Press button once (½h) –30 minutes ,
Press button twice (1h) – 60 minutes,
Press button three times (2h) – 120 minutes.
Press the button once again to switch off the hot-
air fan.
During the preset time period, the room will be
heated at maximum heat output, irrespective of
the thermostat setting.
A
B
