Comfort Mode
The comfort temperature corresponds to the temperature desired by the user.
This operating mode is intended for the normal use of the appliance, in order to heat the ambient.
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Press the [Prog] button (fig.1) until comfort mode icon appears on the display (fig.3)
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Modify the desired temperature, if needed, using [+] and [-] buttons (fig.1)
Night Mode
In the night mode the temperature is usually lower than the set comfort temperature.
We recommend to use this mode during the night or when the room is empty for 2h ore more in order to save energy.
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Press the [Prog] button (fig.1) until night icon appears on the display (fig .3)
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Modify the desired temperature, if needed, using [+] and [-] buttons (fig.1).
Anti-frost mode
On the anti-frost mode the temperature is fixed at 7° C. The appliance comes on automatically when the room temperature drops
below 7° C. We recommend to use this mode when the room is not used for one day or more.
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Press the [Prog] button (fig.1) until Anti-freeze icon appears on the display (fig.3).
Timer mode (2h)
The timer mode can be used to heat quickly the room or speed up the drying of the towels.
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Press the [Prog] button (fig.1) until ‘2h’ is shown on the display.
The appliance is on at the maximum power for 2 hours, independently from the temperature setting (but in any case, for safety
reason, ambient temperatures above 35° C are not allowed by the system, so in that case the thermostat switch off the load).
The timer mode is set to stop automatically after 2h period and come back to the previous functioning mode.
If necessary the user can switch back to other modes at any time, simply pressing the [Prog] button (fig.1).
Chrono mode
This operating mode allows the user to set different temperatures during the day.
The Comfort/Night temperature and the time intervals can be programmed.
a)Setting the current day and time
Press [Prog] and [ON/OFF] buttons (fig.1) simultaneously to enter the configuration mode.
The arrow indicating the current day (see fig.3) flashes: press [+] and [-] buttons (fig.1) to set the current day. Then press the
[Prog] button (Fig.1) again to confirm.
Now the display shows the current time.
‘Hours’ is now fleshing: use the [+] and [-] buttons to set and then confirm with [Prog] button (fig.1).
‘Minutes’ is now fleshing : repeat the same procedure and then confirm by [Prog] button (fig.1).
b)Setting the program
Now an hourly sequence can be set for each day of the week (fig.3). Start with the first day, select the sequence required by
means of the [+] and [-] button (fig.1) to choose, for each hour, between the ‘comfort temperature’ (full bar) and the ‘night
temperature’ (empty bar). See picture below as reference.
Press [Prog] button (fig.1) to confirm and repeat the
same procedure for every day of the week.
The weekly program is now set.
When the ‘Heating symbol’ (see fig. 3) is displayed,
the appliance is heating.
Pilot wire mode
• The appliance is programmable. For this function, you
must have a centralized programmer which will be
connected to the pilot wire of the appliance (black wire).
This programmer must give commands corresponding to the GIFAM standard (= Interprofessional group of manufacturers of
French electric household appliances).
• The programming unit must be able to give the following information:
- Comfort: no signal
- ECO = lowering by 3,5° ± 0,5 K, signal: complete wave
