AEL Slim Star 1500 Manual de usuario

HEATING SOLUTIONS

ELECTRIC RADIATORS

Slim Star

1500 &1800

The most efficient Electric

radiators in the UK

Installation &

Operation

Manual

HEATING SOLUTIONS

CONTENTS

Warnings and R comm ndations .......................................................................... 3

Complianc D clarations .......................................................................................4

Rang and Siz s .........................................................................................................4

El ctricity Supply .........................................................................................................4

Installation .................................................................................................................4

Instructions for Uninstalling th Radiator .....................................................................5

Instructions for us ............................................................................................ 6-10

Maint nanc ......................................................................................................... 11

Guarant ............................................................................................................. 12

Disposal ................................................................................................................ 13

Possibl Probl ms .................................................................................................. 13

T chnical Charact ristics ....................................................................................... 13

HEATING SOLUTIONS

WARNINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

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UNINSTALLING THE RADIATOR

HEATING SOLUTIONS

POWER ON THE RADIATOR

To start the radiator, plug the radiator in.

WORKING MODES

Pilot Wire Mode: Heater is controlled by pilot wire

Stand-by Mode: Heater is o.

Comfort Mode:

Heater is maintaining room temperature set by the user, range 7-32 °C.

Night Mode: Heater is maintaining room temperature 3.5

C lower than comfort tem-

perature.

Frost Protection Mode: Heater is maintaining room temperature 7

Timer Mode: Heater is controlled by time program set by the user.

2 Hours Boost: Heater is ON for 2 hours.

INSTRUCTION THROUGH REMOTE CONTROL

The radiator and the control unit can be connected through the remote control (black cable). In

this conguration the control unit can activate controller modes.

The radiator functioning by means of the remote control is possible only on the Auto mode ( ).

In other modes (I.e. Comfort, Night, etc) the signals from the remote control are not received.

The commands by remote control always have the priority over the manual setting used on

each single radiator.

CBA

A -- IR Window B -- Top Cover

C -- Bottom Cover D -- Mode Key

E-- Clock Key F --Standby Key

G-- Decrease Key H -- Increase Key

I -- Display J -- Operation Door

K --Assembly Door

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

HEATING SOLUTIONS

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Standby Mode - Push on Power Switch, the 1st mode showing on Display is Standby with a“ . “

in the central of Display.

Initial Standby

Mode Change - Push Mode key to change Mode setting (Timer- Pilot Wire - Comfort- Night- Frost

Protection- 2H- Standby).

Pilot Wire mode can be selected with 6 controllers modes:

Clock Pilot Wire Comfort

Frost Protection 2H

Night

Comfort

Eco-1 Eco-2 Standby

Night Frost Protection

HEATING SOLUTIONS

1. Standby Mode

Heater is o.

2. Comfort Mode

Heater is maintaining room temperature set by the user, range 7-32

3. Night Mode

Heater is maintaining room temperature 3.5

C lower than comfort temperature.

4. Frost Protection Mode

Heater Maintains room temperature at 7 °C.

5. Eco-1

Heater is maintaining room temperature 1°C lower than comfort temperature.

6. Eco-2

Heater is maintaining room temperature 2°C lower than comfort temperature.

Comfort Temperature Setting

Push Mode key to enter into Comfort mode, then press the”+”or “-” key to adjust the temperatu-

re. Push on either“+” or “-”key for 5 seconds, the temperature could be changed fast and conti-

nuous.

Night Temperature Setting

Temperature setting on Night mode could be adjusted as the way of Comfort mode. Default

temperature is less than 3.5°C of Comfort.

Frost Protection: Heater is maintaining room temp 7°C

Push "+"or "-" key Push on "-" key for 5 seconds.

Push eiher "+"or "-" key. Push on "+" key for 5 seconds.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

HEATING SOLUTIONS

2H Boost

Forced heating boost for two hours. Entering into Stanby automatically after the

heating up process is completed.

Heating Up Mechanism

When the room temperature is 0.5° C” lower than setting temperature, the device starts

to heat up. And symbol “ “ appeared on Display. When the room temperature is 0.5°C higher

than the setting temperature, the device stops heating up. And symbol “ “ disappears.

DAILY TEMPERATURE PROGRAMMING

Time & Date Setting

Timer mode can be used to program the working mode based on daily/hourly setting. You could

select either Comfort or Night mode to be the working mode for a dedicated hour.

First set Date and Time. Entering into Clock mode, then push either“+” or “-“ key to select a

week day. Push Mode key to enter the selection of Hour, Use“+” and “-”key to change Hour

setting. Push “mode” key again to set the current minutes. Pushing “+” and “-”key to set the

current minutes. If you push Mode key whiling entering into Timer mode, the temperature

programming can be started by pushing either “+” or “-” key for selecting working

mode(Comfort/Night). Pushing Mode key again to jump into next Hourly working mode setting

until you completed all the week. Push on “ “ key to enter into Clock mode.

2H Standby

Then push "+" or "-" key to select current week day.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

HEATING SOLUTIONS

Temperature Programming

Push Mode key in Clock mode to program working mode for each Hour. Use “+”or “-” key for

selecting working mode(Comfort or Night). Use Mode key to jump into next Hourly setting until

you. Completed whole week programming.

Button lock

Push Mode and “+” key at same time for 3 seconds, symbol “ “ appears on display and the

function of all buttons will be locked. Push Mode and “+” key at same time for 3 seconds again,

this will unlock all functional keys and symbol “ “ disappears.

Then push Mode key to set current hour. Using “+” or “-“ key to change figure.

Then push Mode key to set current minute. Using "+" or"-" key to change figure.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

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