Ecostrad ECO6+ User manual

USER MANUAL
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Thank you for choosing ecostrad radiators
When installed and programmed in accordance with these instructions the new generation
of ecostrad electric radiators will provide exceptional comfort and energy savings.
Index
1. Safety Notes ......................................................................................
2. Introduction for installation ...................................................
2.1 Important .......................................................................................
2.2 Safety measures ............................................................................
2.3 Installation on the wall ...................................................................
2.4 Installation of the feet ....................................................................
3. Operation .............................................................................................
Control panel ........................................................................................
LCD Screen ..........................................................................................
Operating modes .................................................................................
3.1 Standby ..........................................................................................
3.2 Manual mode .................................................................................
3.2.1 Comfort mode .............................................................
3.2.2 Economy mode ...........................................................
3.2.3 Anti-frost mode ...........................................................
3.3 Programming mode ......................................................................
3.3.1 Time schedules ...........................................................
3.3.2 To set the time .............................................................
4. “Open Windows” Function .....................................................
5. “Lock” Function ..............................................................................
6. Power cuts ..........................................................................................
7. Maintenance .......................................................................................
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Safety Notes
• Please read these instructions carefully.
• To disconnect mains power from the radiator remove the plug from the
wall socket, but never pull on the cable.
• Do not leave the mains cable in contact with the radiator when it is
switched on.
• During operation, the radiator must be kept well away from combustible
materials, such as curtains, carpets and furniture etc.
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• WARNING: If the mains power cable is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, its after-sales service or similarly qualied
persons, in order to prevent any danger.
• WARNING: Do not use this radiator in the immediate surroundings
of a bath, a shower or a swimming pool.
• The radiator must not be installed below or in front of a mains socket.
• This product must not be used in bathrooms.
• When the radiator is disposed of, the requirements established by
current legislation on waste processing and recycling must be taken
into account.
• The installation should be carried out with consideration to the
manufacturer’s instructions and in accordance to the relevant National
Wiring Regulations BS7671.
• It is very important that the radiator has a good Electric Earth
connection.
• The radiator should be installed so that its mains plug is always
accessible.
• This radiator cannot be ush-mounted with a wall. Safety distances
should always be respected.
• The radiator is tted with a block so that children cannot change the
programming.
• This unit is not designed to be handled by persons (including children)
with physical, sensory or mental handicaps, with little experience or
knowledge, unless they are under the supervision of an adult responsible
for their safety with the instructions on its use. Children must always be
supervised to ensure they do not play with the unit.
• Children under three should be kept well away from the heater unless
they are continually supervised.
• Children between three and eight should only switch the unit o or on,
providing it is positioned or installed in its nal operating location, and
be supervised or have received instructions on how to use the unit in a
safe manner and understand the risks involved.
• Children between three and eight must not plug in, adjust or clean the
heater or carry out any maintenance operations.
• This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above
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WARNING: In order to avoid overheating, do not
cover the radiator.

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and by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or
lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand
the hazards involved.
• Children shall not play with the appliance.
• Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without
supervision.
• WARNING: Certain parts of this product can become very hot
and cause burns. Special attention should be paid when children and
other vulnerable persons are present.
• CAUTION: Keep bags and other accessories well away from
children.
• Do not touch the external parts of the radiator when it is operating.
• It is quite normal that, with the rst switch-on, the unit produces a ‘new’
smell. Allow your heater to operate in a well-ventilated place for two or
three hours.
• Before the rst switch-on for the winter or when the heater has not been
used for several days, the unit should be cleaned (follow the steps given
in the ‘maintenance section’). This cleaning operation will avoid burning
accumulated dust and other debris.
• This radiator can not be operated with external programmable controllers
or any other external control device.
• The convection eect, together with other ambient factors, can cause
discolouration to metal surfaces and plastics.
• Do not use your radiator without rst tting the base plinths directly on
the oor.
• Temperature dierences can cause crackling and other noises in the
unit. This does not indicate any failure in the radiator.
• The warranty for the radiator does not cover any damage caused by
failing to read these instructions.
Instructions for installation
2.1 Important
• The radiator must never be installed just below a mains socket.
• This radiator can be installed on feet (provided) or on a wall.
• The radiator must never be installed in a position where the switches and other controls
can be reached by someone in the bath or shower.
2.2 Safety measures
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• The radiator works through natural
air convection. In order to achieve
correct performance and uniform heat
distribution, when it is installed on a wall
the lower part of the radiator must be at a
minimum distance of twenty centimetres
from the oor and a minimum distance
of twenty centimetres from the sides
and fty centimetres from an upper shelf
and also a minimum distance of twenty
centimetres from any wall or object
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Fig. 2
1Select a suitable location on the wall, which should be rm and level. Check that
there is a mains socket close by.
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Open the package box and check that all accessories are present.
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A
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B
1 or 2 parts, according to model
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C D
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E
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F
Feet
2.3 Installation on the wall
It is vital that the radiator is axed rmly to a solidly constructed and levelled wall.
Make sure that an electrical socket is near where you intend to position the radiator.
Once xed to the wall it is important to check and ensure the security of the brackets to
support the weight of the radiator.

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Object
Shelf
Fig. 3
Distances
in mm
Safety and installation distances
3The distances marked, “a” and “e” vary depending on the model.
Fig. 4
Models a (mm) b (mm) e (mm) f (mm)
ECO6+ 417 132 140 458
ECO9+ 557 132 280 458
ECO12+ 697 132 420 458
ECO15+ 837 132 560 458
ECO18+ 907 132 630 458

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4While respecting the previously indicated safety measurements, make two
marks on the wall according to measurement “e” indicated in gure 4 and at a
height of 695 mm from the oor (not the skirting board).
e
Skirting board
695 mm
Fig. 5
5Drill two 10 mm diameter holes, with a minimum length of 60 mm at the wall
marks.
6Screw the hooks (C) into the two holes, with the two screws and two plugs (D).
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Fig. 8
7Screw the two brackets (A) (or one support, depending on model) to the rear
part of the heater with the four screws (E) (or two screws, depending on model).
Note: The two brackets (A) are screwed to the holes located on the lower rear
part, at both ends.
A
E
8Hang the radiator on the two hooks (C) on the wall.
Ensure that the radiator is correctly secured on both hooks.
Fig. 9
Hanger
C
Hook

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9When the radiator is tted in place, make one or two marks on the wall,
according to the model, at the one or two brackets (A) to ensure the radiator is
xed to the wall:
Fig. 10
10 Drill two 4 mm diameter holes, with a minimum depth of 25 mm at the two
marks on the wall.
Use one or two screws and one or two plugs (B), according to the model, to
completely secure the radiator to the wall.
Fig. 11
B
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IR sensor
Remote control
Increase
Decrease
Standby
Comfort Mode
Economy Mode
Anti-frost Mode
“Prog” button
LCD Display
Fig. 13
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Fig. 12
F
2.4 Feet installation
Screw the two feet to the lower rear part of the heater with the four screws (F).
3Operation
• Your radiator is tted with a digital, daily-programmable timer-thermostat that controls
and adjusts the heating.
• The radiator can be used either manually or automatically. It is tted with a daily timer for
each day of the week.
IMPORTANT:
The temperature indicated on the screen may dier from that given by another thermometer
in the same room.
Dierent conditions such as air currents, windows etc., could cause these dierences.
Control panel

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Days of the week
Operating
modes
Temperature (2) /
Clock
Time bands
(programmed)
Consumption
indicator (1)
Lock
Activated
Fig. 14
Notes:
(1) CONSUMPTION INDICATOR:
This appears when the radiator is consuming power, in other words, in operation.
(2) TEMPERATURE INDICATOR:
• Ambient temperature: that of the room, it is displayed on all screens by default.
• Assigned temperature: that selected by the user as the desired temperature for COMFORT
MODE, ECONOMY MODE OR ANTI-FROST MODE. To display this temperature press the
(-) or (+) button.
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Plug-in
3 pin 13 amp
plug
Press
ON / OFF switch
located at the
right rear
part of the unit
The LCD screen will light up and all the symbols will ash several times.
Then the operating mode just before the last switch-o appears (standby, manual
or programming mode), together with the approximate room temperature.
LCD Screen

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Operating modes
Your radiator incorporates 2 operating modes, manual and programming modes.
The room temperature will be
displayed after a few seconds of the
display.
3.1 Standby
To switch the radiator on and o press
The radiator comes on and the last selected op-
erating mode symbol appears on the screen.
In addition, the approximate room temperature
is displayed. Standby mode
3.2 Manual mode
Press the “PROG” button until the time
bands disappear from the LCD screen.
When in manual mode, the desired heating
mode can be selected (comfort, economy or
anti-freeze) by pressing the corresponding
button (Fig. 13) and the radiator will permanently
operate in any of these modes with the assigned
temperatures.
Manual mode:
Comfort
3.2.1 Comfort mode
Press the comfort mode button (sun).
Press either of buttons (+) or (-)
repeatedly to change the temperature.
Manual mode:
Comfort
The comfort mode is recommended
for a comfortable temperature when
remaining in the room.
Recommended comfort
temperature: 20 ºC.

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The room temperature will be
displayed after a few seconds of the
display.
3.2.2 Economy mode
Press the economy mode button
(moon).
Press either of buttons (+) or (-)
repeatedly to change the temperature.
Manual mode:
Economy
This mode is recommended for long
absences from the room and for
setting the night time temperature.
The room temperature will be
displayed after a few seconds of the
display.
3.2.3 Anti-frost mode
Press the anti-frost mode button
(ice).
Press either of buttons (+) or (-)
repeatedly to change the temperature.
Manual mode:
Anti-frost
This mode is recommended for
unused dwellings in extremely cold
climates.
Recommended economy
temperature: 16 ºC.
Recommended anti-frost
temperature: 5 ºC.
Heating Element ON Indicator:
When the radiator is operating, pictogram will be on.
Note: If, no buttons are pressed after approximately ten seconds the screen will be
switched o.
It will be switched on again when any button is pressed.
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3.3 Programming mode
The radiator is not supplied with the time and date set.
You must adjust the clock for changes between summer and winter times.
1If the radiator is in Standby, press the
“Standby” button to switch it on.
3.3.2 To set the time
Standby mode
2Press the “PROG” button for three
seconds. The four clock digits will be
displayed. 3 seconds
3.3.1 Time Schedules
The radiator has 3 possible programs according to your wishes.
Need to program day by day (Monday to Sunday).
Need to program only Monday, Saturday and Sunday.
Note: Monday to Friday every day the program is the same.
Need to program only Monday.
Note: Monday to Sunday every day the program is the same.

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5Complete the time setting by pressing the
(+) and (-) buttons to change the day (1 =
Monday, 2 = Tuesday, etc.).
Press the “PROG” button to complete.
Note: After working for two or three
months, the clock will usually require
adjustment.
3First, the two “hour” digits will ash.
Use the (+) or (-) buttons to rst change
the hour. Conrm the selected hour by
pressing the “PROG” button.
4Repeat this for the minutes.
Press the “PROG” button to conrm
6Use the (+) or (-) to select one of the three
possible programs according to your
wishes ( and ). See
point 3.3.1, Time Schedules)

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3.3.2 To create a custom program
Begin to create a custom program by
programming the rst hour for Monday,
0:00 hours (the rst band will ash).
Note double bar will
be displayed
First select your mode setting for 0:00 hours. Press the comfort, economy,
anti-frost or standby buttons in order to select the desired mode.
COMFORT
button
Note bars will be displayed at the bottom
of the screen.
Note single upper
bar will be displayed
ECONOMY
button
OR
OR
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ANTI-FROST
button
Note single lower
bar will be displayed
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Note no bars will be
displayed
STANDBY
button
OR
8To conrm your selection press the (+) button.
Repeat the mode selection process for each hour.
Note: Press the (-) button to return to the previous hour.
9When all the bands for Monday have been programmed, press the “PROG” button to
move on to the next day according to the selected type of program (see point 3.3.1,
Time Schedules):
If you select program:
Repeat the previous process for each day of the week.
When Sunday is programmed, press the “PROG” button to conrm.
The programming mode screen will be displayed containing the updated values.
If you select program:
The programming module moves to the Saturday. Repeat the previous process
for Saturday and Sunday.
When Sunday is programmed, press the “PROG” button to conrm.
The programming mode screen will be displayed containing the updated values.
Note: Monday to Friday every day the program is the same.
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Press the “PROG” button to change between manual and
programming modes.
If you select program:
Programming module press “PROG” button.
The programming mode screen will be displayed containing the updated values.
Note: Monday to Sunday every day the program is the same.
This radiator is equipped with open window
detector.
This function can be disabled or enabled
pressing the buttons “economy mode” and
“anti-frost” for 3 seconds.
If the room temperature drops quickly, the display shows
and the radiator switches to standby mode.
When the temperature stabilizes the heater will return to the normal
operating state.
4“OPEN WINDOWS” FUNCTION
3 seconds
Disabled function enabled function
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To activate the locking function, press
simultaneously the buttons (+) and (-) for
three seconds.
The symbol is shown on the
screen.
To deactivate the locking function, press
simultaneously the buttons (+) and (-) for
three seconds.
The radiator controls will automatically lock when no button has
been pressed for sixty seconds.
After unlocking the keypad, the selected temperature will appear for three
second with ºC ashing.
The radiator controls can be unlocked, on the remote control, pressing
the (+) or (-) button.
5‘Lock’ Function
3 seconds
6Power cuts
After a power cut, the radiator will switch back on automatically in the same mode as
before the power cut.
All previous adjustments will remain unaltered (temperatures and custom program),
“EXCEPT THE CLOCK AND THE CURRENT DAY OF THE WEEK”.
When the mains power has been restored, the clock and current day must be
reprogrammed.
7Maintenance
Eco radiator does not need any special maintenance.
Dust with a dry, soft cloth when the radiator is disconnected and cold.
It is best to clean the surface of the radiator at the beginning of the heating season
(always before connecting it).
NEVER USE SOLVENTS OR ABRASIVE PRODUCTS.

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Ecostrad Ltd.
Sanderson House
22 Station Road,
Horsforth, Leeds,
United Kingdom,
LS18 5NT
Marsan Industrial, S.A.
Avda. San Martín de Valdeiglesias, Km. 2.2
28925 Alcorcón, Madrid, Spain
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