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Temperature Compensation
Due to the characteristics of the appliance, the temperature is measured on the lower part of the
radiator, being perfectly adjusted in relation to the Comfort temperature selected by the user.
However, it is also possible to set the "Temperature Compensation" manually.
Room temperature recorded - Comfort temperature indicated = Value...
1. Turn the thermostat to the Off position by pressing the ON/OFF button.
2. By pressing menu (press and hold), we will enter this menu where the display shows 0.0
3. Press buttons +/- to adjust fractions of 0.1ºC
4. Press button menu (press briefly) to return to the Off position.
5. Switch the radiator on again.
E.g.
22ºC in a room temperature measured with the thermometer when the Comfort temperature
required on the thermostat (indicated) is 20ºC.
The temperature compensation value is 22 – 20 = +2ºC
The user must enter +2ºC on the temperature compensation menu.
Key lock
The user can make sure that nobody changes the set programming, by locking the control panel.
This function is very useful for public buildings or for preventing children from tampering with the
controls. It is done by pressing buttons + and – simultaneously for a few seconds. Unlocking is done in
the same way.
Possible thermostat problems
■ If the thermostat is below -15℃, the screen will display OC.
■ If the thermostat is above 50℃, the screen will display SC.
Open Window Detection:
This function makes it possible to detect an open window and automatically activate the anti-freeze
operating mode. It is done by pressing button "
symbol " " appears. If a temperature drop is observed in the room during the normal function, the
anti-frost mode is automatically activated to save energy consumption and the symbol "
flash continuously. If you press "M", the radiator will go back to normal function and the symbol "
will stop flashing. Cancelling this function is done by the same way.
Disposal of old electrical appliances.
The European directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE),
requires that old household electrical appliances must not be disposed of in the normal
unsorted municipal waste stream. Old appliances must be collected separately in order to
" and "M" simultaneously for a few seconds, until the
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