Ecovolt JTB Series Quick start guide
JTB Electric Radiators Installation
and Operational Manual
JT4B and JT6B versions
JT4B Radiator
JT6B Radiator
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-Read the instruction manual carefully
before commencing the installation
-Installation should be completed
by a competent person
-All electrical work to be completed
-Please dispose the package properly.
Towel Rail Installation
1. Drill
2. Screwdriver(s)
3. Spirit level
4. Cable cutters
5. Measuring tape
+ penc
JTB Electric Radiators
Installation and Operational Manual
Tools Required
to complete the installation
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Installing the female wall brackets
Using a measuring tape, spirit level and pencil, mark the wall where the
4 female brackets are to be positioned. It is important to line the male
spigot bracket attached to the heater to your markings. Using the drill, drill
4 holes in the wall and insert wall plugs. Tighten the female brackets to the
wall using the screws provided as illustrated below.
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Inserting the electrical element into the heater
Remove the element from the packaging and insert it into the bottom
right corner threaded end. Tighten with a tool. If you are using the digital
programmer, attach the programmer and secure using the small
screw supplied ensuring the spade connections are secured and tight.
Fixing the heater to the female brackets
Line up the male spigot brackets on the back of the heater and insert them
into the female brackets. Using the screwdriver and the security bolts,
secure the heater and ensure the bolt is tight. The heater is now secure to
the wall.
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Connecting the heater to the 230V electricity supply
WARNING: DO NOT TURN POWER ON IF THE HEATER IS EMPTY!
Note: This should only be done by a qualied electrician.
With the electricity supply turned off and isolated, connect the live
wire (brown) to the live terminal (L) of the isolating switch. Connect
the neutral wire (blue) to the neutral terminal (N) of the isolating
switch. Connect the earth wire (green/yellow) into the earth terminal
(E) of the isolating switch. When all 3 wires have been terminated
to the 230V supply switch is it then safe to turn on the heater.
The heater will now begin to heat up and will take approx. 30 minutes
to reach uniform surface temperature.
Filling the heater with water
- JT4B – Pour 330ml of water into the heater
- JT6B – Pour 450ml of water into the heater
Fit and tighten the 4 valve locks into the sides of the heater. Fill the heater
valve to the top of the heater as shown below
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LCD Digital
Thermostat Manual
The following information is intended only for the digital thermostat
oC
oC
g) Programming mode
comfort-1, comfort-2
1. General information:
LCD Digital Thermostat Description
2. Panel display:
3.1 Comfort mode: Setting the temperature in the daytime,
o30oC
3. Functions and heating modes:
3.2 Economy mode: Setting the temperature in the night,
o30oC. The Max temperature
shall not exceed the comfort temperature
3.3 Defrost mode: oC,
3.5 Timing setting:
Icon
3.4 Timing mode: Timing function, Icon
3.6 Programming modes (Class II only): Six modes available,
1. Comfort mode
2. Comfort-1 mode
3. Comfort-2 mode
4. Economy mode
5. Defrost mode
6. Power off mode, Icon
3.7 Child lock function: This will disable all buttons. Icon
3.8 Heating function: Working status, Icon the heater is on
3.9 Button function:
ff button
Function button
Plus button
Minus button
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4.1 Start up: Press to turn on the heater. All buttons are invalid the
heater is on
4. Mode operation instructions:
4.2 Change heating modes: The factory default setting when the heater
is turned on is comfort mode, press to switch the mode to the following,
comfort mode →economy mode →defrost mode →timing mode →
programming mode
4.2.1 Comfort mode : The default temperature is 19oC
As
Press or to set the temperature, press to increase the
temperature, press to reduce the temperature in 0.5oC steps, hold
or down to speed the temperature adjustment process.
4.2.2 Economy mode : The default temperature is 15.5oC
As
Press or to set the temperature, press to increase the
temperature, press to reduce the temperature in 0.5oC steps,
Press or 1s to speed the temperature adjustment scope.
4.2.3 Defrost mode : oC
As
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4.2.4 Timing mode : Setting the timing mode for the heater.
4.2.4.1. Time setting:
When enter the timin
Press , to adjust the time.
Press
the adjustment speed.
Note: If there is no activity in 30 seconds, the timing setting will exit and
return to the previous screen
4.2.4.2. Week setting:
Once the time setting is completed ,press to adjust the week setting as
Press or to adjust.
01=Monday, 02=Tuesday, 03=Wednesday, 04=Thursday, 05=Friday,
06=SaturdaySunday
It will exit the week settings if there is no activity within 30 seconds.
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4.2.4.3. Daily programming setting:
After completing the week setting, press to enter the daily
programming setting.
Press or to set the daily programming setting.
(P1-P5), comfort mode is indicated by( )in the time axis.
Economy mode is indicated by in the time axis.
these times).
times outside these times)
mode all other times outside these times)
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4.2.4.4. Daily programming modication:
ily programming section, the or are used
to toggle between comfort and economy heating times.
Pressing will select comfort heating for that hour of the day,
pressing will select economy heating for that hour.
The icon on the display indicates the amount of time the comfort heating
is set for. When there is no icon on the screen then this indicates the heating
mode is set for economy. Below is an indication of a daily heating schedule
After completing the selection, press to move onto the next day.
Note: It will exit the day programming modication if there is no activity
within 30S
4.2.5 Programming mode : It has six programming modes
1) Comfort mode. This is your primary heating mode to reach your comfort
level. This is the setting your heater will switch OFF when the room
reaches this temperature.
2) Comfort -1 mode (comfort temperature -1 degrees) useful to calibrate
to other thermostats present
3) Comfort -2 mode (comfort temperature -2 degrees) useful to calibrate
to other thermostats present
4) Economy mode. Sometimes called set-back temperature. This is the
setting the heater will switch ON once the room falls below this
temperature. It is strongly advised to select a low setting if the room is
poorly insulated as the heater will come on regularly due to the high heat
loss for the room.
5) Defrost mode. When the heater is programmed OFF. The heater will
come on when the room falls below this temperature.
6) Power off mode
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4.2.6 BOOST function: It is possible to boost the heating from 30mins
to 2 hours.
Press the for 3s in the BOOST function. The BOOST function will
turn the heating mode to comfort for 30 minutes to 2 hours (the default
time is 2 hours), press or to adjust the duration of the BOOST
function to 30 minute segments. The boost function will runout
when the time has elapsed. To cancel the boost function
press and hold the for 3 seconds.
4.2.7 Child lock function : Press and for 3 seconds to lock the
keypad. A keypad lock symbol will appear on the display as shown below.
The keypad is now locked. To unlock the keypad press and hold and for
3 seconds.
Temperature calibration setting:
Press for 10 seconds when the heater is in the power off mode into the
temperature compensation setting, the default temperature setting is 0
Press or to increase or decrease the temperature calibration from
3oC to -3oC. It will exit the temperature calibration setting if there
is no activity within 10s.
Restore factory setting:
To restore the factory press and hold the for 20 seconds when the heater
is in the power off mode as indicated on the display below.
Release the button when it indicated then press to accept.
The programmer will return to factory settings
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Comfort mode = 19oC
Economy Mode = 15.5oC
The default time of the BOOST function is 2 hours,
Recycling the product
For electrical products sold within the European Community. At the end of
the electrical products useful life it should be disposed of with household
electronic waste. Check your local authority of retailer for recycling advice.
Ecovolt Guarantee
All Ecovolt products are tested before they leave the factory to ensure
a reliable and quality product. If you are a consumer and you experience
a problem with an Ecovolt product which is found to be defective due
this guarantee will cover repair or at the discretion of Ecovolt replacement
with a functionally equivalent product. The Ecovolt guarantee is valid
for 2 years from the date of purchase of your Ecovolt product or date
of delivery. The Ecovolt guarantee is conditional upon you providing
the original purchase receipt as proof of purchase.
What is not covered by the Ecovolt Guarantee
• Any fault or damage to your product due to faulty materials or work
manship occurring outside the two year period.
• Any damage caused to your product from external sources. For example,
transit, weather, power surges, electrical power outages.
• Any damage caused by misuse, abuse or negligent of the Ecovolt
product including but not limited to any failure to use it in accordance
with the operating instructions supplied with the product.
• Caused by repairs or alterations by others other than trained Ecovolt
personal.
• Service engineers expenses for call outs to repair Ecovolts products in
the property of the consumer.
Terms and Conditions of the Ecovolt Guarantee
• The Ecovolt guarantee is valid for 2 years from the date of purchase of
your Ecovolt product from a recogised retailer or from the date of
delivery. The original receipt is required as proof of purchase to
validate the guarantee period.
• You must provide Ecovolt or its authorised agents on request the
original receipt as proof of purchase and if required by Ecovolt – proof
of delivery. If you are unable to provide this documentation, you will be
required to pay for any repair work required.
• Any repair work under the guarantee will be carried out by Ecovolt
trained personel of its authorised agents and any parts that are
replaced with become the property of Ecovolt. Any repairs performed
under the guarantee will not extend the guarantee period.
• The Ecovolt guarantee does not entitle you to recovery of any indirect
or consequential loss or damage including but not limited to loss
to any other property.
• The Ecovolt guarantee is in addition to your statutory rights
as a consumer and your statutory rights are not affected
by this Ecovolt guarantee.
Returns
If you have a faulty product, please return
it to the address below. Ecovolt Limited,
Unit 3B, Rosemount Park Drive, Rosemount
Business Park, Ballycoolin Dublin 11, Ireland,
Unit 3B Rosemount Park Drive,
Rosemount Business Park,
Dublin 11, Ireland
Info@ecovolt.ie
www.ecovolt.ie
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