emmeti Merriott PPED Series User manual

Electric Range (Digital Control E-D)
Installation, operating
& instruction manual
Panel Radiators
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Class I - V - Hz

. Product Information 
. Safety Information 
. Waste Disposal According to The WEEE Directive (//EU) 
. General Information 
. Installation 
. Operation 
. General 
. Heating 
. Advanced Mode 
. Stand-alone Radiator 
. Radiator Connected to a Central Control 
. Radiator Connected to a Unisenza Plus Gateway 
. Radiator Connected to a Touch Programmer 
. Parameter Menu 
. Maintenance, Repair & Disposal 
. Warranty 
. Technical Characteristics 
. Eco Directive Characteristics 
Contents

3Electric Range (Digital Control E-D)
Min.
200mm
Min.
100mm
Min. 100mm
Min. 100mm
Min. 100mm
Zone  Zone 
Zone 
Zone 
OUTSIDEZONES
m .m
.m
.m
Step 

A
Step 
Safety Clip-on Brackets
Product Information
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Height
(mm)  
C 
D 
Length
(mm)          
A         
B         
B
C
A
D
L
B
C
H
Cable Hook Assembly
Product Information (cont...)
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A
B
Switched Fused Spur
Terminal
Block
Wire Colours
BR = Brown
BK = Black (Neutral)
BL = Blue
G/Y = Green/Yellow
Stand-alone Operation
Connected to a TouchProgrammer
N L
N
LOAD L LOAD
N L
N
LOAD L LOAD
230V 50Hz SUPPLY
NEUTRAL LIVE EARTH
G/Y
BRBL
BL BR
G/Y
BK
Switched Fused Spur
Electric Radiator Cable
Terminal
Block
Mark switched live
pilot wire with brown
insulation tape
Mark switched live
pilot wire with brown
insulation tape EARTH
BK
BK
Switched Fused Spur
PILOT WIRE FROM PROGRAMMER
(switched live)
G/Y
Wire Colours
BR = Brown
BK = Black
BL = Blue
G/Y = Green/Yellow
Product Information (cont...)
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C
D 
BRBLG/Y
Zone 2 Zone 1
G/YBLBR
BK
Zone 4 Zone 3
Live
Neutral
BR
BL
G/Y
G/Y
BLBR
BK
G/Y
BLBR
BK
G/Y
BLBR
BK
NL
CH4 CH3 CH2 CH1
Touch4
BRBLG/Y
Other products in
Zone 1
Other products in
Zone 2
Other products in
Zone 3
Other products in
Zone 4
ON
ON
ON ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
F
U
S
E
ON
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
Wire Colours
BR = Brown
BK = Black
BL = Blue
G/Y = Green/Yellow
A suitable means of local isolation of the radiator from both the electrical supply and the pilot wire signal must be provided.
The fused spurs must be clearly marked to indicate that two sources of electrical supply may be present. The outputs from
the programmer are switched Live.
Product Information (cont...)
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NO
A
B
C

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
Product Information (cont...)
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Electric Range (Digital Control E-D)8
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Product Information (cont...)
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Due to the safety standard
EN , the text below is
obligatory for all electric products,
not only radiators.
This appliance can be used by
children aged from years and above
and 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 unless they are older than 
and supervised. Keep the appliance
and its cord out of reach of children
aged less than years. Children
of less than years should be
kept away from the unit unless
continuously supervised. Children
aged from years and less than 
years shall only switch on/off the
appliance provided that it has been
placed or installed in its normal
operating position and they have
been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance in a
safe way and understand the hazards
involved. Children aged from years
and less than years shall not plug in,
regulate and clean the appliance or
perform user maintenance.
CAUTION
Some parts of this product can become very hot and cause burns. Particular
attention has to be given where children and vulnerable people are present.
In order to avoid overheating, do not cover the radiator. “Do not cover”
means that the radiator must not be used for drying clothes, for
example, by placing them directly on the radiator.
Safety Information
.
Waste disposal according to the WEEE directive
//EU. The symbol on the product
label indicates that the product may not be
handled as domestic waste, but must be sorted
separately. When it reaches the end of its useful
life, it shall be returned to a collection facility for electrical and
electronic products. By returning the product, you will help to
prevent possible negative effects on the environment and health
to which the product can contribute if it is disposed of as ordinary
domestic waste. For information about recycling and collection
facilities, you should contact your local authority/municipality
or refuse collection service or the business from which you
purchased the product. Applicable to countries where this
Directive has been adopted.
WEEE NO: WEE/HDVZ
. Waste Disposal According to
The WEEE Directive (//EU)

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>This appliance is a sealed electric radiator designed for
fixed wall-mounted installation.
>This appliance conforms to the standards EN 
and EN .
>The appliance is insulation class I and has electrical
protection level IP.
>This appliance complies with European Directive
//EU (CE Marking on all appliances).
>The product is supplied complete with a connection cable
and wall brackets.
Positioning
>The radiator must be positioned horizontally in order for it
to function correctly.
>The radiator must be positioned according to the applicable
standards.The minimum distances as specified in picture 
should be carefully observed.
>The radiator may be positioned inside zone (picture ),
insofar as no operating controls (button, switches, etc …)
are in reach of persons in the bath or under the shower.
>The radiator must be fixed to the wall using the wall
brackets supplied.
>The radiator must not be located underneath an
electrical socket.
Fixing
>Mark out the distance between the brackets and the positions
of the screw holes as shown in the table in picture B.
>Ensure that the safety clips are used, as shown in picture A.
NOTE: mm long products are supplied with extra brackets
as a rd bracket must be fitted in the middle of the product.
>For the correct installation of radiators it is essential that
the fixing of the radiator is carried out in such a way that it is
suitable for intended use AND predictable misuse. A number
of elements need to be taken into consideration including the
fixing method used to secure the radiator to the wall, the type
and condition of the wall itself, and any additional potential
forces or weights, prior to finalising installation.
>The fixing materials provided are only intended for
installation on walls made of solid wood, bricks, concrete or
on timber-frame stud walls where the fixing is directly into
the timber. All walls being considered should have no more
than a maximum of mm wall finishing. For walls made of
other materials, for example hollow bricks; please consult
your installer and/or specialist supplier.
In all cases it is strongly recommended that a suitably
qualified professional installer or similar tradesperson
carries out the installation.
Connection
>The electrical installation must comply with local or
national regulations.
>The radiator should be connected by a suitable and
qualified electrician. Please refer to the wiring diagrams in
pictures A, or B and C for the connection of the radiator.
>The radiator must be connected to the electrical supply,
using a switched fused spur with mm separation on all poles.
>The radiator must be connected to the electrical supply
using the supply cable fitted to the unit.
>If the radiator is installed in a bathroom or shower room, it
must be protected with a residual current device (RCD) with
a rated residual current not exceeding mA.
>The radiator is equipped with a non-resettable overheat
protection that trips off if the radiator overheats. If the
radiator is removed from the wall brackets, even for a short
time, it must without exception be switched off, see picture
D.This may even trip the non-resettable overheat protection.
If the overheat protection trips, its thermal fuse must be
replaced; contact your supplier.
>The On/Off button is located at the bottom of the control side
of the radiator (C, picture ). The radiator should only be
switched “on” when it is correctly installed and secured to the
wall brackets (picture C). When the radiator is switched “on”,
the LCD screen will illuminate and all segments will be displayed
for a few seconds, then disappear, before displaying the
software version. The “Comfort” or previously selected
operating mode screen will appear. The backlight will switch
off after a further seconds.
>Display (A, picture )
. Programme information bar or “behaviour” indicator.
. Day of week indicator.
. Cloud icon (with Unisenza PLUS Gateway).
. “RF connection” indicator (with Unisenza PLUS Gateway).
. Adaptive Start indicator.
Installation
.
Operation
.
General Information
.

















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. “Room temperature” indicator.
. Operating mode menu.
. "Open Window" function indicator.
. Master/Follower indicator (with Unisenza PLUS Gateway).
. Warning indicator.
. Installation parameter indicator.
. Parameters number when icon “” is displayed.
. Front panel temperature limit indicator.
. Heating demand indicator.
. Pilot wire indicator.
. Display zone for temperatures or time.
. Hand icon.
. “Key lock” function indicator.
>Keypad (B, Picture )
<Right navigation key
>Left navigation key
+Plus key
–Minus key
OK Validation key
6. General
How to Change Between the Operating Modes
In basic mode, only Comfort and Programme mode are available.
>Press any button to turn on the backlight.
>Press the "<" or ">" buttons to enable scrolling between modes.
>Use the left "<" or right ">" buttons to move to the desired
operating mode and press “OK” to confirm your choice.
How to Change Comfort and Programme
Mode Temperatures
>Press any button to turn on the backlight.
>By pressing the “+” or “–“ buttons, the set temperature will start
to blink and can be adjusted to the desired temperature level.
>Wait 6 seconds until the new set temperature stops blinking or
press the “OK” button to confirm immediately.
NOTE: The comfort temperature setting must always be higher
than the reduced temperature setting. If it is not possible to
lower the comfort temperature to the desired value, first set
the reduced temperature to an even lower value, or, if it is not
possible to increase the reduced temperature to the desired
value (maximum °C), first increase the comfort temperature.
How to View the Measured Room Temperature
>Press the “OK” button twice. On the first press, the screen
will illuminate, and on the second press, the measured room
temperature will be displayed together with the room
temperature icon , in section 6 of the LCD display.
>The display will return automatically to the active operation
mode after 8 seconds.
6. Heating
>When the radiator is heating, the , in section  of the
LCD display, is constantly displayed. As the radiator regulates,
the may not always be displayed due to the required
heating demand.
6. Advanced Mode
To gain access to all operating modes, please refer to section .,
and set parameter number  to"YES".
6. Stand-alone Radiator
Comfort Mode
This mode is to be used during periods of normal occupancy.
>Default value: .°C
Reduced Mode (Advanced mode only)
This mode is to be used at night-time or when the house is
unoccupied for a few hours or more.
>Default value: .°C

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Programme Mode
NOTE: By default, the product will follow the commands of a
Touch programmer when set in this mode. Programme dmust
be selected (default).
To enable the product to follow the internal clock, please refer
to section ., setting parameter number  to "YES" to set the
time, and selecting a heating programme in parameter number .
When you return to the main screen, the selected programme and
time settings will now be displayed.
To select a heating programme, please refer to section ., and select
parameter number  to view the available heating programmes.
>Default value: .°C
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, it is not possible
to set the time.
Anti-freeze Mode (Advanced mode only)
This mode is to be used when the house is unoccupied for
extended periods of time.
>Default value: .°C
Standby Mode (Advanced mode only)
In this mode the radiator is switched off and the word “OFF”
will be shown on the LCD display.
>The radiator will no longer receive signals from a wired
external programmer.
>At any time you can check the measured room temperature
by pressing the “OK” button.
ATTENTION: Please be aware, if there is no heating in your
property then your pipes could freeze. For the protection of
product and property in very low temperatures we recommend
the “Anti-Freeze” mode is used.
ATTENTION: In this mode the radiators are still connected to
the electrical supply.
6. Radiator Connected to a
Central Control
Emmeti Electric radiators can be connected to a programmable
system by either a Unisenza PLUS Gateway and Unisenza Plus
Smartphone app or a Touchprogrammer. It will not be possible
to use both programming systems.
6. Radiator Connected to a
Unisenza Plus Gateway
Wireless Radio Initialisation (Pairing) (Picture )
Simultaneously press and hold the "<" and ">" keys for seconds
until , in section  of the LCD display, and “rF” are displayed
on the screen.
Press “OK” to enter this initialisation sequence.
The digits will cycle showing that the digital thermostat is
waiting for a radio link signal from the gateway to be received
(press “<” to cancel radio initialisation). When the radio link
signal is received, pairing is saved, then it will return to the
main screen, but now the cloud and antenna symbols will
be displayed.
6. Radiator Connected to a
TouchProgrammer
>When connected to a Touchprogrammer, Programme mode
must be selected on the radiator so that it follows the orders
of the Touchprogrammer.
NOTE: Preset programme dmust be selected (default).
>Comfort mode/temperature is active.The ,in
section of the LCD display is displayed.
>Reduced mode/temperature is active. The , in
section , and, in section  of the LCD display
are displayed.
NOTE: A suitable means of local isolation of the radiator from
both the electrical supply and the pilot wire signal must be
provided (picture B and C).
NOTE: The switched fused spurs must be clearly marked to
indicate that two sources of electrical supply may be present.
Key Lock Function
Use the Key Lock function to prevent any changes to your
settings (in a child’s room, public area… etc).
>To activate the Key Lock function, simultaneously press and
hold the "<" , “OK”, and ">" buttons for  seconds.
>The key lock icon, in section  of the LCD display, will be
displayed on the screen.
>Repeat the same procedure to unlock the keypad. This function
is available in all operating modes.

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NOTE: When connected to the Unisenza PLUS Gateway, the
product can only be locked and unlocked in the App to set
the time.
Behaviour Indicator
These are the coloured indicators above the LCD display
that gives a visual indication of how much energy the current
temperature setting is using i.e.
red = high
orange = medium
green = low energy consumption
As you increase the temperature setting, the behaviour
indicator segments in section of the LCD display, will appear
under the orange or red indicators.The opposite applies when
decreasing the temperature setting.
NOTE: The behaviour indicator segments are replaced by the
programme information bar when in Programme mode. You can
only view the behaviour indicator when in Comfort mode.
Trouble Shooting
The thermostat has a parameter menu. In order to enter this
menu, simultaneously press and hold the "<" and ">" keys for
seconds until , in section  of the LCD display, and
“rF” is displayed on the screen.
Parameters can be selected using the left "<" and right ">"
navigation buttons. Once the required parameter is displayed,
press the “OK” button. Modify the parameter settings with
the “+” or “–” buttons and confirm your adjustment with the
“OK” button.
To exit the parameter menu, choose the parameter “END” and
press the “OK” button.
Default Value & Other Possibilities
 rF: Wireless Radio Initialisation (Pairing)
Press “OK” to enter this initialisation sequence.
The digits will cycle showing that the digital thermostat is
waiting for a radio link signal from the gateway to be received
(press "<" to cancel radio initialisation). When the radio link signal
is received, pairing is saved, then it will return to the main screen,
but now the cloud and antenna symbols will be displayed.
 All: Expert Setting
Press “OK” to enter this parameter. Select with “+” or “–” and
confirm by pressing the “OK” button:
no: Basic mode (only Programme and Comfort modes available).
YES: Advanced mode (all modes available).
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, this setting
will only be available in the App.
 dEG: Type of Degrees Displayed
Press “OK” to enter this parameter. Select with “+” or “–” and
confirm by pressing the “OK” button:
°C = Celsius
°F = Fahrenheit
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, this setting will
only be available in the App.
 __._ : Calibration of the Internal Probe
The calibration must be done after day working with the
same setting temperature in accordance with the following
description:
Put a thermometer in the room at .m distance from the
floor (like the thermostat) and check the real temperature
in the room after hour.
When you enter the calibration parameter screen the actual
temperature value is displayed.
To enter the value shown on the thermometer, use the“–“ or “+”
buttons to enter the real value. At this point the hand icon, in
section  of the LCD display, will be displayed and the value will
blink. Press the “OK” key to confirm and save. If you need to erase
a calibration already saved use the “–“ or “+” buttons to alter
the value, even just by .°C , then press the left “<” navigation
button. The hand symbol will disappear and the factory calibrated
temperature reading will be displayed.
NOTE: Only the heating elements (including follower radiators)
managed by the thermostat must be used during the calibration
process. Do not have a secondary heat source in the same room
for a period of  hours before hand.
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, this setting will
only be available in the App.
 SurF: Front Panel Temperature Limitation
This power setting can be used to limit the output
of the heating element in the front panel and as a consequence
will limit the surface temperature of the front panel.
Press “OK” to enter this parameter. Select with “+” or “–” and
confirm by pressing the “OK” button:
no =  (default)
Mid = 
Lo = 
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, this setting will
only be available in the App.
Displayed Icons
Sensor problem Contact the
manufacturer or
service agent
+
Parameter Menu
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NOTE: When considering the permanent use of the radiator at
~°C or ~°C maximum, the following correction factor should
be applied for the output.
Seing Surface
Temperature
Single
Panel
Double
Panel
no ~ °C max  
Mid ~ °C max ~ . ~ .
Lo ~ °C max ~ . ~ .
E.g. A  Watt double panel programmed for a maximum
surface temperature of ~°C will deliver maximum  Watts.
These values should be considered when selecting the number
and type of panels to cover the calculated heat losses.
 Firmware Version
Displays the MCU and Zigbee firmware alternately every
seconds.
 Wind: Open Window Detection
(the text “U
–ind” is displayed)
Press the “OK” key to enter this parameter. Select with “+” or
“–” and confirm by pressing the “OK” key:
no: open window detection function disabled.
YES: open window detection function enabled (default). The
, in section of the LCD display, is constantly displayed.
This function will switch the radiator from any active mode
to “Frost Protection” mode when an open window is
detected (room temperature drops within a certain time).
The open window icon will start to blink, and continue
to blink as long as the function is active.
To return to the previous or automatic mode, press the
“OK” key twice.
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, this setting
will only be available in the App.
 ItCS: Adaptive Start
NOTE: Not used in conjunction with a Touchprogrammer.
Press the “OK” key to enter this parameter. Select with “+” or
“–” and confirm by pressing the “OK” key:
no: adaptive start function disabled. Heating up to reach the
Comfort set temperature will start at the programmed time.
YES: adaptive start function enabled (default).
Heating up will start at the predicted optimal time to reach
the Comfort set temperature at the programmed time.
The , in section of the LCD display, is constantly displayed
(programme mode only).The adaptive start icon will blink
when pre-heating commences.
NOTE: Heating start times will vary for each heating period
when this function is enabled.
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, this setting
will only be available in the App.
 SLA or FOLL: (Not Used)
Factory set to “no” and must not be altered.
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, this setting will
only be available in the App.
 CLr: Factory Setting
Press and hold the “OK” key for seconds to reset Set point
temperatures and all user parameters in this menu to factory
default settings.
NOTE: Pairing with the Unisenza PLUS Gateway will be lost.
The screen will go blank, the LCD screen will illuminate and all
segments will be displayed for a few seconds, before displaying
the software version. The “Comfort” mode screen will then appear.
 hour: Time Setting
NOTE: If power is lost, from a power cut or the product is switched
off, even just for a few seconds, the time and day setting will
be lost.
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, this setting
will only be available in the App.
no: time setting disabled (default).
YES: time setting enabled.
>The hour value will blink. Adjust the hour value by pressing
the “+” or “–” keys, then confirm by pressing the “OK” key.
>The minute value will blink. Adjust the minute value by
pressing the “+” or “–” keys, then confirm by pressing the
“OK” key.
>The day values, in section of the LCD display, will blink. Adjust
the day value by pressing the “+” or “–” keys, then confirm by
pressing the “OK” key.
>The “Comfort” mode or previously selected operating mode
screen will appear.
 prog: Select/Define Heating Programme
NOTE: If connected to a Unisenza PLUS Gateway, this setting will
only be available in the App.
Selecting a Programme
>Use the “+” or “–” keys to select one of the preset programmes,
dto d(picture ), or one of the user definable programmes,
U to U. The programme number will blink. The heating schedule
for the current day is displayed along the top of the LCD screen.
>To view the heating schedule for the other days, press the
"<" or ">" keys. Press the "OK" key to confirm the programme
to be followed.

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Defining a User Programme
NOTE: Once saved, the user defined programmes are not lost in
the event of a power cut. However, the time will reset to : and
day  when the power returns, if not set, so the product may not
heat at the expected times.
NOTE: If a user defined programme has already been created
and saved, it will be overwritten when the newly defined user
programme is saved.
>Use the “+” or “–” keys to select a user definable programme,
Uto U, to be modified, then press and hold the “OK” key
for seconds.
>The above screen will be shown, where the symbol, the
time value :, and the time segment in the programme
information bar along the bottom of the screen will blink
continuously.
>Use the “+” or “–” keys to adjust the time at which the first
Reduced period will end.
>As the time indexes, the blinking segment on the programme
information bar will move horizontally along the time
scale according to the time value.
>Press the “OK” key to confirm the time at which the mode
will change over from Reduced to Comfort.The symbol
will start to blink instead of the symbol, signifying the
start of this Comfort period.
>Use the “+” and “–“ keys to adjust the time at which the first
Comfort period will end. The segments in the programme
information bar will populate to show the Comfort period.
>Press the “OK” key to confirm the time at which the mode
will change over from Comfort to Reduced.The symbol
will start to blink instead of the symbol, signifying the
start of this Reduced period.
>Use the “+” and “–“ keys to adjust the time at which this
Reduced period will end.
>Press the “OK” key to confirm the time at which the mode will
change over from Reduced to Comfort.The symbol will
start to blink instead of the symbol, signifying the start of
this Comfort period.
>Use the “+” and “–“ keys to adjust the time at which this
Reduced period will end.The segments in the programme
information bar will populate to show the Comfort period.

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>Press the “OK” key to confirm the time at which the mode will
change over from Comfort to Reduced.The symbol will
start to blink instead of the symbol, signifying the start
of this Reduced period.
>If more than two Comfort periods are required, repeat the
previous steps.
>When all Comfort periods have been defined, use the “+”
key to advance beyond the time “:”.The above screen
will then be shown, asking if the programme that has just
been defined for that day is to be copied to the next day.
>To copy the programme onto the next day, press the “OK” key.
Press the “OK” key for any further days the programme is to
be copied over to.
>If a different programme is to be defined for the next day, press
the “+” or “–” key until the word “no” is displayed. Press the “OK”
key to confirm.
>The day number will increment to the next day and the time will
be set back to “:”.
>When all of the days have been defined, the word “SAVE”
will be displayed.To save the programme, press the “OK” key
to confirm.
>If the programme is not to be saved, so that any previously
user defined programme is not overwritten, press the left
“<” arrow key. The screen will revert back to the Programme
Selection screen.
 MAC: Zigbee Module MAC Address
Press “OK” to enter this parameter. The  digits of the MAC
address will be displayed, digits at a time. Each of the digits
will be displayed for seconds.
 CodE: Zigbee Module Installation Code
Press “OK” to enter this parameter. The  digits of the
installation code will be displayed, digits at a time. Each of
the  digits will be displayed for seconds.
 RES: Not Used
 End: Exit the Parameter Menu
Press the “OK” key to exit installation parameter menu and return
to normal operation.

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WARNING: Disconnect electrical supply before carrying out
any maintenance activity.
>The product should be cleaned using a soft damp cloth.
Do NOT use chemical or abrasive cleaners as they will damage
the surface finish.
>The radiator is equipped with overheat protection that cannot
be reset (melt fuse).This overheat protection disconnects the
current if the radiator becomes too hot (e.g. when covered).
>If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer, a service agent or similar qualified persons in
order to avoid a hazard.
>The radiator is filled with an exact amount of environmental
friendly vegetable oil. Any repairs that require the radiator to be
opened shall therefore only be carried out by the manufacturer
or an approved agent.
>In case of leakage contact the manufacturer or service agent.
>When the radiator reaches the end of its service life follow the
regulations concerning the disposal of oil.
The product is covered by a  year warranty except for the
electrical and electronic components that are covered by a
year warranty.
Maintenance, Repair
and Disposal
Technical
Characteristics
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Warranty
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Environmental:
- Operating temperature
- Storage temperature
-°C to +°C
-°C to +°C
Seing Temperature Range:
- Comfort mode +.°C to +.°C, must be
higher than the reduced
mode seing
- Reduced mode +.°C to +.°C, must be
lower than the comfort
mode seing
- Frost protection mode +.°C to +.°C
Electrical Insulation Class I
Electrical Protection IP
Impact Protection IK
Power Supply VAC -  Hz
Directives & Standards:
The product has been
designed to comply with
the following Directives
and Standards.
>EN 
>EN 
>EN 
>EN 
>EN 
>EN 
>EN 
>EN 
>EN 
>LV Directive //EU
>EMC Directive //EU
>RED Directive //EU
>RoHS Directive //EU
>ECO Directive /
 YEAR
WARRANTY
YEAR
WARRANTY

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Model identifier(s): PPEDxxxxxxx / FAEDxxxxxxx / FGEDxxxxxxx - where “x” may be any character.
Item Symbol Value Unit
Heat output
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 
or  Pnom . kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 
or  Pnom . kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 
or  Pnom . kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 
or  Pnom . kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 
or  Pnom . kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 
or  Pnom . kW
Minimum heat output (indicative) Pnom N.A. kW
Maximum continuous heat output where “xxxxxx”
=  or  Pnom . kW
Maximum continuous heat output where “xxxxxx”
=  or  Pnom . kW
Maximum continuous heat output where “xxxxxx”
=  or  Pnom . kW
Maximum continuous heat output where “xxxxxx”
=  or  Pnom . kW
Maximum continuous heat output where “xxxxxx”
=  or  Pnom . kW
Maximum continuous heat output where “xxxxxx”
=  or  Pnom . kW
Auxiliary electricity consumption
At nominal heat output eImax . kW
At minimum heat output eImin N.A. kW
In standby mode eISB <. kW
Item Unit
Type of heat input, for electric storage
local space heaters only
Manual heat charge control, with
integrated thermostat -
Manual heat charge control with room and/
or outdoor temperature feedback -
Electronic heat charge control with room
and/or outdoor temperature feedback -
Fan assisted heat output -
Type of heat output/room temperature control
Single stage heat output and no
room temperature control -
Two or more manual stages, no
room temperature control -
With mechanic thermostat room
temperature control -
With electronic room temperature control -
Electronic room temperature control
plus day timer -
Electronic room temperature
control plus week timer 3
Other control options
Room temperature control, with
presence detection -
Room temperature control, with
open window detection 3
With distance control option 3
With adaptive start control 3
With working time limitation -
With black bulb sensor -
Eco Directive Characteristics
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Contact details Merrio UK & Ireland Purmo Group (UK) Ltd, Eastern Avenue,Team Valley, Gateshead, Tyne & Wear NE PG
Tel: [phone], [email protected], [email protected]

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Merrio UK & Ireland
Purmo Group (UK) Ltd, Eastern Avenue,Team Valley,
Gateshead,Tyne & Wear NE PG
Tel: [phone]
sales@merriouk.com
sales@merrio.ie
www.merriouk.com / www.merrio.ie
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