GDC Group 230 VAC, Инструкция пользователя

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INSTALLATION
The thermostat has two temperature sensors. The first one, installed under the cover in the device,
reads the ambient (air) temperature. The second one, installed in the floor, limits the floor temperature.
The installation of the thermostat should be carried out by an electrician (a person qualified in IEE
wiring regulations or standards specific to your geographical area).
The thermostat needs to be connected on a circuit equipped with a fuse or a circuit breaker in a
standard electrical box.
For the placement of the thermostat, choose an inside wall, approximately 1.5 m above the floor in a
place with free air circulation. Do not place the thermostat in a place where there is direct sunshine or
in places where its function could be directly affected by heat created by the operation of certain
appliances (television, fridge etc.).
Do not install the thermostat in locations where there are air drafts (the top of a staircase, an air outlet),
dead air spots (behind a door), in direct sunlight or on walls where there are chimneys or stove pipes.
BEFORE INSTALLATION, TURN OFF THE POWER TO THE HEATING SYSTEM
USING THE PROTECTIVE ELEMENTS IN THE POWER PANEL TO AVOID
INJURY FROM ELECTRIC CURRENT.
Keep the air vents of the thermostat clean and free from obstructions.
PARTS INCLUDED
- one (1) (230 VAC) thermostat
- one (1) temperature sensor with a 3 meter lead (can be shortened)
- one (1) wall plate
1. Installation of the thermostat
Before installation, turn off the power to the heating system on the main power panel in
order to avoid injury from electric current.
Unscrew and remove the front part of the thermostat from the base plate. The screw
cannot be unscrewed completely.
Thermostat with a wall plate
Before making the connections, make sure that the base plate of the thermostat covers
the electrical box completely. If not, insert the wall plate between the thermostat and
the box.*
*
The wall plate can also be used for aesthetic reasons
.
Connect the wires.
(see section 1.1)
Connect the sensor.
(see section 1.2)