Warmos Walo, Warma & Wahva Installation and User Guide 2
Note safety distances when mounting the heater on a wall. The safety distance is 50mm on each side and
100mm upwards. The recommended minimum height is 50mm off the floor. The thermostat adds 50mm to the
width. The distance from the wall to the front surface of Walo heaters is 110mm and 75mm to the front surface
of Warma and Wahva heaters, but 100mm to the thermostat’s front surface.
1)
Place the heater on the floor against the wall with wall brackets in place.
2)
Check the correct mounting location. Mark the locations of the top ends of the wall brackets on the wall.
3)
Remove the brackets off the heater and place them upright on the floor to the points you marked.
4)
Tighten the screw in the upper big fastening hole of the left bracket standing on the floor against the wall.
5)
Remove the bracket and set it to rest on the screw by the lower keyhole of the bracket. Tighten the upper
screws.
6)
Repeat the same for the right-hand bracket. The heater is now placed a minimum of 50mm off the floor, as
recommended.
Install the junction box on the wall behind the heater. The recommended height of the junction box’s center is
approximately 120mm off the floor. The input tube should be positioned at approximately 100mm off the floor.
The electrical wiring diagram contains wiring instructions.
If a heater is parallelly mounted, the master heater’s junction box connector no. 3 is connected to the parallel
heater’s connector no. 1.
Walo, Warma ja Wahva heaters can be made into parallel heaters by turning the control knob into its extreme
position, by taking off the knob and then replacing it with the empty knob cover that is supplied with the
junction box. The combined power of the master and parallel heaters must not exceed 2300 Watts.
The thermostat has an eco-temperature of 5-35 °C, but ecoControl application must be downloaded to use this.
With the app, you can control the temperature on a 24-hour 7-day timer or with a Home/Away switch which is
activated when you connect a line-to-neutral voltage to the connector no. 2. Any line to neutral voltage (L1, L2
or L3) is suitable. The temperature change for the Home/Away switch is controlled by the ecoControl
application.
The heaters have an ingress protection rating IP34 which makes them splash-proof, but their junction box IP21
is drip-proof. When placing these in a washroom or sauna, you should consult an electrician. If a higher IP
rating is required for the junction box, the plug can be removed and connected in an IP44 rated junction box
with membrane cable glands.