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5.
SET UP AND MANAGE ZONES
WH1 has up to 6 zones and 6 R1’s within each zone.
Use zones to group heaters by the way you wish to control
them. For example, you may wish to put several or all bedrooms onto one zone, hallways / bathrooms into
another and living areas in another zone. Correctly set up zones will maximise efficiency and improve comfort
levels. For example, if you were having a party and wished to keep the heating on for longer than normal or
increase the temperature, the use of a “living areas” zone would allow y
ou to do this easily without affecting
the heaters in the other zones.
If the number of R1’s within a zone exceed 6, a new zone will nee
d to be set up.
5.1 TO SET UP ZONES
From the Quick Actions screen, click
to access the Manage
Zones page.
Click the Zone you want to manage (long press).
From this screen you will see overall zone status. Each R1 will show its own
status which could be one of the following:
R1 is greyed-
out. This means the R1 hasn’t been paired.
R1 shows a white icon but no status information. This means the R1 is paired but has lost
communication.
See “
Where should I locate my R1?
” and “What if an R1 i
s off-
line?” in the
Frequently
Asked Questions section for possible causes.
The heater is operating normally on the chosen mode (schedule mode shown here) and is reporting
the actual temperature. In their respective modes, the Comfort and Away symbol will appear.
The red alert triangle signifies a “Window open” even
t has occurred with this R1. The Window Open
function is described in Frequently Asked Questions.
The R1 is Off. Note it is still receiving temperature information.