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2) Connecting the device
- The device must be supplied with 230V, 50Hz.
- Mains connection must be ensured using the 3-wire cable factory fitte to the heater , through a
connecting box.In damp premises,such as bathrooms and kitchens,install the connecting box at least
25cm from the ground..
- The installation must comply with local national regulation. If in doubt, ask the national Atlantic dis-
tributor.
- Ground connection is forbidden.
Do not connect the pilot wire (
black
) to ground.
- If power cable is damaged or too short, to avoid any danger it must be replaced by a qualified elec-
trician using special tools.
- If a heater pilots or is piloted by a 30mA differential (
e.g. bathroom
), the pilot wire supply must be
protected on this differential.
Panel heater cable
Live=brown
Neutral=blue
LIVE
NEUTRAL
Electricity
grid
Two possible cases
Pilot wire=Black
1st case: only one heater
2nd case: multiple heaters
The pilot wire end is insulated
and not further connected
The pilot wire of all heaters in a
control group, up to a maximum
of 20 units with any one them used
as the Master, are connected
by a 1.0mm
2
220-240V insulated cable
3) Programming
The device can be controlled remotely if its pilot wire is connected to a device fitted with a program-
mer, a programming unit or an energy management unit.
Chart indicating the orders the device can receive over its pilot wire
(
to be measured between the pilot wire and the neutral
).
Orders received Current absent Full wave 230V
Negative half
wave -115V
Positive half wave
+115V
Ref/neutral
oscilloscope
Mode achieved
COMFORT
ECO
STANDBY
STOP HEATING
LOAD SHEDDING
With a separate programmer:
The device can also be programmed independently by inserting a programmer in the housing at the
rear of the control box.This programmer will create the ECO and COMFORT modes just as you
have defined them for your device.
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