EHC Eco SAVE 750 Manual de usuario

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the electric heating company

Electric Radiator

Operating and Installation Instructions

Models:

eco SAVE: 750 - 1000 - 1250 - 1500

NOTE:

A qualied electrician must carry out the electrical installation of this radiator. The Electrical

installation must comply with the current UK regulations to BS.7671. Any claim on the warranty

could be invalid if these requirements have not been met.

GENERAL INFORMATION

The EHC eco SAVE heater has a special aluminium cast body designed to maximize the rate of

convected and radiated heat through the circulation channels providing an efcient comfortable

heating experience. The heaters are lled with a high performance heating oil in a unique way that

provides a bubble free process to ensure that the heaters entire surface area is covered.

The eco SAVE heater has an inbuilt programmer that allows you to set the heater times and

temperatures locally or when connected with the eco SAVE Smart Gateway allows you to set your

heaters remotely via the internet.

Designed and fabricated in accordance with EN 60335-1, EN 60335-2 and EN 55014 (regulations

for domestic appliances).

Standard colour White (RAL 9016).

Class I.

Wall mounted (by quick xing system).

Capillary over temperature safety limiter.

Overheat protection.

On-off main switch.

Key-pad locking (anti-tamper).

NTC electronic sensor.

Fitted with mains power cable 1300mm long.

Important Information - Safety notes regarding the appliance.

Due to the surface of the heater becoming hot, it must not be positioned directly against or below

ammable surfaces.

Do not dry clothes or towels on the heater nor leave fabrics, magazines, spray cans, volatile

substances or similar objects within 250mm of the heater.

In case of breakdown or damage turn off the appliance at the main On / Off switch and notify the

supplier.

If the electricity cable gets damaged it must only be replaced by a technician appointed by the

supplier. This will avoid possible risks and ensure that special tools are available if needed.

This appliance is not intended to be used by persons (incl. children) with limited physical, sensory

or mental capabilities, or who lack experience, except for those under supervision or have received

instruction in the use of the appliance from a person responsible for their security.

Children must be supervised in order to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

WARNING: In order to prevent overheating, do not cover this appliance. There has to be free

movement of air around all surfaces of the appliance.

Main components

Heating Elements. A high quality mono-tube heating element is used with all eco SAVE Heaters. It is

connected to the radiators electronic control system that allows the heater to either be set manually or

remotely via the Internet when using the eco SAVE Smart Home system.

The radiator also has an ON - OFF power switch on the side of the heater for easy isolation.

This symbol “DO NOT COVER”, is placed on the heater as a reminder to

the user.

Location

An ideal location of where to site a radiator would be as close as possible to the coolest wall within

a room. It is not recommended to mount the radiator on an un-insulated exterior wall. If this is the

only wall available, we would recommend insulating behind the radiator in this instance.

When installing a radiator in bathrooms the heater must be sited inside the protected zone. The

radiators must be installed within zone 2 making sure that the control unit & ON/OFF switch on the

heater are not reachable directly or indirectly by a person in a bath / shower or using the wash basin.

(Refer to the zone table Fig.B)

Under no circumstances should the radiator be installed below an electric power point.

Choose the location of the radiator in respect of the minimum distances that are indicated in Figure A.

window sill

150mm.

150mm. min.

unobstructed space each side

135mm.

Fig. A

Note: If the window sill protrudes less than 20mm the gap above the heater can be disregarded.

Fig. B

Zone

600mm

2250mm

600mm radius

Sit the radiator on the oor and place the

supports between the ns as shown in Figure

2a, Mark the points on the wall through the xing

holes as shown in Figure 2b.

Lift the radiator and hang it on the supports, as

shown in Figure 4a and 4b.

As soon as the radiator is mounted on the

supports, press on the locking plate until a click is

heard. as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 4a Figure 4b

Fix the supports to the wall using the screws and

plugs provided.

Be sure that the supports are level and mounted

in the correct positions as shown in Figure 3.

For radiators with 12 ns (1.5Kw) the supports

should be mounted between Fins 2&3, For all

other radiators the supports should be mounted

between ns 1&2.

Figure 2a

Figure 2b

Mounting The Radiator

Figure 3

unlocked locked

Figure 5

1 3

Technical Data

MODEL Number Of

Fins

Power

Rating (W) Size (mm) Net Weight

(Kg.)

Fuse

Rating

ehc eco SAVE 750 - RA1S1531S2 6 750 580 x 580 x 100 12 5 Amp.

ehc eco SAVE 1000 - RA1S1131S2 8 1000 740 x 580 x 100 16 10 Amp.

ehc eco SAVE 1250 - RA1S1631S2 10 1250 900 x 580 x 100 20 10 Amp.

ehc eco SAVE 1500 - RA1S1331S2 12 1500 1060 x 580 x 100 24 10 Amp.

ehc eco SAVE 1800 12 1800 1060 x 580 x 100 24 10 Amp.

ehc eco SAVE 350 3 350 340 x 580 x 100 6.9 5 Amp.

ehc eco SAVE 500 4 500 420 x 580 x 100 85 Amp.

WARNING – THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED

The installation of this appliance should be carried out by a competent electrician in

accordance with I.E.E.Regulations BS 7671.

The radiators are supplied with a standard UK 3 pin plug that can be directly

connected to a electrical outlet socket. Care must be taken when multiple radiators

are connected in this way to avoid overloading the ring main circuit of the property.

If you are unsure contact a qualied electrician before connecting multiple radiators.

Alternatively the heaters main power cable can be cut to length and connected to a suitable

20 amp double-pole fused switched spur. The spur must be supplied using a cable with a

minimum size of 2.5mm Sq. Cable sizing must be carried out by a qualied electrician.

Note: Ensure that the heaters are protected using the correct fuse size as listed in the table

below.

Connecting wires:

Brown: Live

Blue: Neutral

Yellow-green: Earth

Electrical Connection

The control is based on four buttons and an LCD display.

Switching ON (Master):

Once the radiator has been mounted on the wall

and correctly connected to the mains power supply,

press the main On-Off switch on the right hand side

of the radiator.

After approx 3 seconds the screen will illuminate

and the radiator is ready to operate.

Switching OFF (Master):

To switch the radiator Off press the main On-Off

switch on the right hand side of the radiator. The LCD

screen will go blank. If the radiator is connected to an

EHC eco Save Smart Gateway, the radiator will now

lose connection with the gateway.

Stand-by function “ OFF“:

Press the Mode/OK button until the symbol is

present as shown in the following screen.

When the radiator is in Stand-by Mode it will retain

its program settings. If the radiator is connected

to an eco SAVE Smart Gateway it will continue to

communicate with the gateway.

To switch the radiator ON again, press the MODE

button to choose program mode or manual

mode you will see the following screens:

Programmed hours

Desired

temperature

Days of the week

Radio paired icon

Current Mode

(AUTO,

MANUAL,

OFF)

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Heating indicator

main switch

Increase Decrease Mode/OK CONFIG

AUTO / MANUAL

/OFF PROG

When the temperature setup icon starts

ashing, press OK to scroll through each

temperature mode.

COMFORT ECONOMY FROST

Press the +/- button to select the temperature

of your chosen mode, press CONFIRM to exit the

temperature setting screen.

To start programming press and hold CONFIG/

PROG button for 3 seconds and the following

screen will appear:

The programming starts on (1) Monday at 00:00,

Choose your temperature mode.

COMFORT ECONOMY or FROST by

pressing the OK button, then press +/- buttons to

select your programme times.

(Press the OK button to choose between Comfort,

Economy or Frost Protection modes)

Program hours will show; Two blocks for Comfort,

One block for Economy and No blocks for frost

protection.

When a full day has been programmed, the

screen moves onto the following day (2). When

you reach the 7th day the display will automatically

move to real time clock settings. To select your

day of the week press +/- buttons and conrm with

the OK button.

Next, the hour of the day will be displayed.

Select your hour by pressing the +/- buttons.

Conrm with OK.

Next, the minutes will be displayed. Select your

minutes by pressing the +/- buttons. Conrm with

OK.

Your heater is now fully programmed and clock

set.

Manual Programming

Setting Programs and Real time Clock

To assist with programming the LCD screen

has a backlit display and will stay illuminated for

approximately 10 seconds after the last button is

pressed.

When the radiator is working in the manual

mode and the ambient temperature is below the

set temperature, the heater will be operating. The

heating symbol on the right side of the screen will

be shown .

When the ambient temperature has reached the

set point the heating symbol will disappear.

The screens below show:

OFF, AUTO and MANUAL modes.

To chose different modes press MODE/OK

button.

AUTO Mode:

When the radiator is in the AUTO mode the

temperature can be adjusted by pressing the +/-

buttons. This change will remain active until the

next program change or until midnight when the

temperature will revert to the preset value.

Adjust Programmed Temperatures

You can adjust your Comfort,Economy & Frost

temperatures in the following way;

Press the CONFIG button and the following

screen will appear :

Note: If your radiators are used in conjunction

with an eco SAVE Smart System, the real time will

automatically be set from the internet, and you will

be able to program your heaters directly from your

computer,tablet or smart phone.

Programming with EHC Smart kit

To program your eco SAVE heater with the eco

SAVE Smart Wi Kit, you must pair the radiator to

the gateway. First you must activate the pairing-

discovery mode of the eco SAVE Smart gateway.

Details of this can be found in the Smart gateway

instruction manual.

Once this is done press the CONFIG button on

the radiator and use the + or - key until the RF icon

ashes. Press OK and ‘Link’ together. An antenna

icon will appear in the top right of the screen when

connected.

Another way to pair the radiator is to press the

OK button for 3 seconds while the radiator is in

one of the main modes (OFF, AUTO, MANUAL).

Your Eco SAVE heater is now ready to accept

program instructions from the eco SAVE Smart

Gateway.

If the radiator has been linked to the gateway

and for some reason communication is lost, the

Link icon disappears and the antenna starts

ashing.

Keypad Locking (Anti-Tamper)

The keypad can be locked to prevent any

unauthorised person (children, people in public

places, nurseries, ofces, hotels etc.) altering the

settings of the radiator. To lock the keypad depress

and hold the + and – buttons at the same time for

3 seconds until “bloc” appears on the screen. Any

button presses will be ignored and “bloc” will be

display on the screen.

To unlock keyboard, once again press and

hold + and - for 3 seconds until the word ‘bloc’

disappears.

When the keypad is locked the radiator will

still receive communications from the eco SAVE

Smart Gateway.

Advanced Engineer settings

To enter the advanced settings mode, press

CONFIG while the radiator is in one of the main

modes (OFF, AUTO, MANUAL). The following

window will appear:

Now press the CONFIG button for 5 seconds

and C1 appears on the screen.

To select one of the three advanced settings (C1

to C3) use the +/- keys and choose the required

mode by pressing OK. The advanced settings are:

1. C1-> Choose ºF or ºC

2. C2-> Choose type of control

3. C3-> Temperature Compensation

Degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius (C1)

Select ºC or ºF with the +/- keys and conrm

with OK button.

Type of Control (C2)

You access the setting mode control, showing the

type of control currently used. There are 4 types

of control PID, hysteresis of 0.25ºC, hysteresis

of 0.35ºC, hysteresis of 0.50ºC and hysteresis of

0.75ºC.

To change type of control press +/-. Conrm with

OK.

The screens shown are:

Temperature Compensation (C3)

When in this mode the display will show offset

adjustments. The measured temperature is

displayed once taken into account the offset. With

the +/- keys offset can be changed and conrmed

with OK. Temperature compensation can be

adjusted up to +/- 3°C.

Radiator Factory Reset

The device RESET returns all settings to their

default values. It will also delete its RF network

(delete pairing) if paired with an eco SAVE Smart

Home gateway.

To activate the RESET feature press the OK

button and the CONFIG button together for 10

seconds.

The following screen will appear:

To conrm the reset, press OK again, to cancel

the RESET press any other key.

Default Values

• Working mode: OFF

• Comfort Temp : 19ºC

• Economy Temp : 17ºC

• Frost Protection Temp : 5ºC

• Manual mode Temp: 19ºC

• Temperature Compensation: 0ºC

• No RF paired network

• Temperature units ºC

• Control type: PID

• Default Programme: All Economy

The eco SAVE heaters are lled with a precise amount of high performance heating uid that requires no

further maintenance. In the event of a warranty repair being carried out during the heaters warranty period,

EHC should be notied of the fault. The heater should be returned to EHC for the repair to be carried out

or if agreed, an accredited engineer will visit site to repair the heater. If it is found that the heater has failed

due to incorrect installation or misuse then the engineers call-out will be chargeable including any parts used.

Regulations regarding the disposal of heating uids should be adhered to protect the environment.

The surfaces of the radiator must not be cleaned with an abrasive product or those containing granular

substances. We recommend regular cleaning with PH neutral products when cleaning the radiator, It is

recommended that the electric power is switched off.

USEFUL TIPS; Sometimes stains can be seen above radiators, on the wall or ceiling. This is caused by

dust particles in the air and it is not attributable to the heater. Frequent cleaning of the heater and surrounding

areas will help prevent this from happening.

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