Extreme Line Heat Zone User manual

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Assembly and operating instructions of the
ExtremeLine radiant heaters
and LED lamps
Current operating instructions and technical data of all devices as well as
optionally available accessories can be found at www. ExtremeLine.de
ExtremeLine dark radiators - ExtremeLine carbon radiators - ExtremeLine LED lamps
www.ExtremeLine.de
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Exclusively engineered and made in Germany.

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Color code / Table of contents
General
Heaters
Lights
I General
1. brief overview 3
2. use 4
3. safety instructions 4
4. packing 6
5. decommissioning and disposal 6
6. Warranty and guarantee 6
7. handling in the event of a warranty claim 7
8. warranty exclusions 7
9. CE Declaration of Conformity 7
10. declaration of conformity / ecodesign directive 7
II Heaters
1. minimum distances 8
2. cleaning and maintenance 8
3. fault condition detection and spare parts 9
4. scope of delivery 11
5. device description 11
6. installation instructions 13
7. heater controls 14
8. technical data heaters 22
9. special installation instructions HEAT TUBE carbon 24
III Lights
1. LED91xx 26
2. cleaning and maintenance 26
3. fault condition detection and spare parts 26
4. installation and connection 27
5. function overview ExtremeLine Lighting controls 28
6. controllers ExtremeLine-Lighting 29
7. technical data LED lights 35
IV Conformity 37

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The following is necessary for easy and correct commissioning
of your device:
1. remove transport packaging - mounting accessories are located in
the end caps of the packaging
2. mount the unit
4. have the electrical connection carried out by a qualied electrician
Optional depending on device model:
5. switch on sensor SE5
6. teach-in the corresponding remote control
7. conguration via APP
I General
1. brief overview
Thank you for choosing an ExtremeLine product. Our advanced heating/lighting system
is equipped with the latest technology and designed for indoor and covered outdoor
use. These heat and light sources are characterized by a very energy-ecient operation
and many convenient functions, which are realized, among others, by radio control.
radio control. For the correct installation as well as a proper operation, please follow
please follow these instructions. Please pay attention to the type plate on the device.
equipment may vary accordingly.
Please also note the following: Technical changes are made in the interest of progress.
Our online data is constantly updated, print documents may be older.
older version. Your device was developed and produced in Germany,
therefore the main language of this manual is German, in case of translation-related
ambiguities please contact us as the manufacturer.
Please note: All information in this manual is based on our current knowledge and is
intended current state of our knowledge and is intended to inform about our products
and possible applications (technical changes and further developments, errors and
misprints excepted).
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2. Use
The radiant heater or LED lamp has been designed for private or commercial use and
must not be used for other purposes areas. It is used to achieve a pleasant and com-
fortable atmosphere at workplaces, on terraces, in pavilions, in smoking areas, in living
areas and winter gardens to achieve a pleasant and comfortable atmosphere. The de-
vices can be aimed at specic surfaces by means of various brackets. specic surfaces.
Before installation, please read the instruction manual carefully.
It is to be considered as part of the product. Do not install the device until you have
read and understood the have read and understood the operating instructions. If you
have any doubts, please contact the seller or the dealer. Keep the manual for the entire
life cycle of the product.
life cycle of the product. Pass the operating instructions on to any subsequent owner
of the device. Make sure that any supplements received are supplements are inserted
into the operating instructions. Make sure before Before starting the installation, make
sure that the operating voltage of your power supply corresponds to that the one in-
dicated on the type plate of the device or the accessories. These operating instructions
are intended exclusively for the series products. For special versions, deviations in the
technical data, installation and dimensions are possible.
• Avoid switching the ExtremeLine product on and o in short intervals, otherwise
the service life will be greatly reduced.
• Please note that depending on the current mains voltage, the actual power output
of the device will change, as well as the power output due to environmental inu-
ences.
• of the device will change.
3. safety instructions
It is essential to comply with local building and re safety regulations.
Warning:
When mounting...
• The unit (exception: HEAT TOWER) must be rmly mounted and connected to the
main power supply by a qualied electrician in accordance with the applicable
standards and rules and rules for electrical wiring of the electrical trade in the res-
pective country of and documented.
• The heater must not be mounted directly above or below a power outlet. A safety
distance of at least 10 cm must be ensured from the long sides to the nearest pow-
er source must be ensured.
• According to VDE 0100, part 701 (observe the regulations valid in your country) the
ExtremeLine units may only be installed in installation rooms with high humidity
such as bathrooms, pools etc. only in area 3. In such an environment
• Switches and other control devices must be mounted in such a way that they can-
not be touched by persons in direct contact with water.
• The equipment must be protected by a separate 30 mA residual current device
(RCD). According to existing guidelines, devices must have at least an insulation
resistance of 0.3 MOhm.
• When installing in or on metal proles, pay attention to a possibly

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When using...
• The device may only be operated with an approved disconnecting device. It is sup-
plied as standard with an open cable without a plug for the electrical connection.
• Always make sure to switch o the device after use.
• Do not touch any part of the heater during operation or for up to one hours after
switching o. There is a risk of burns.
• Keep your unit free of dust, cobwebs, etc. There is a risk of re.
• Do not operate your device when it is wet or dirty.
• For cleaning your device, follow the instructions in Chapter II.2 (Cleaning and main-
tenance).
• Ensure that children or persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabili-
ties do not operate the unit, sensory or mental capabilities operate the device only
under supervision or after or after instruction by a competent person.
• Ensure that neither cables nor furniture or combustible materials come into contact
with the surface of the radiant heater. The surface of the radiant heater or are in
the immediate vicinity of the heating element. The device must not be covered
under any circumstances be covered (exception: HEAT TOWER declaration must be
observed).
In case of a defect...
• Never use the heater with a broken or defective heating coil. Never look directly
into the light beam of the LEDs, e.g. if the scattering prole is damaged. Do not
operate the LED light with a broken or defective scattering prole. Prevent the use
of defective devices under all circumstances! Failure to observe the warnings may
result in irreversible eye damage and injury.
• If the power cord of your unit is damaged, it must be replaced by a power cord that
is replaced by a power cord approved by the manufacturer.
• If the device or the accessories have a defect or are damaged, the device must no
longer be operated. The device must no longer be operated. Please disconnect
properly from the power supply, return it to the manufacturer or dispose of it (see
chapter I.5) (see chapter I.5)! The device must be secured against reconnection.
• The electronic modules inside the devices cannot be replaced. The heating ele-
ment of the carbon radiators is available as an accessory part if required and can be
replaced. All other heating or lighting elements cannot be not be replaced
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The batteries in the remote control...
• Non-rechargeable batteries must not be charged.
• Only the recommended batteries or those of an equivalent type may be used. Do
not use used and new batteries at the same time and do not use dierent types of
batteries at the same time.
• Batteries must be inserted with the correct polarity (+ and -).
• Remove dead batteries from the remote control.
• Remove the batteries from the remote control if it will not be used for a long time.
To ensure safe and secure programming for products without an all-pole
power switch, e.g. ExtremeLine Lighting use the Somfy Universal Setting
Cable Plug article number 9 015 577. Observe the maximum permissible
power.
4. packaging
Carefully unpack your device and the accessories, do not use any sharp objects that
could damage the device. The environmentally friendly ExtremeLine packaging,
whether placed on the market directly or via retailers, is certied in accordance with §6
of the Packaging Ordinance. This means that it can be disposed of in an
environmentally friendly manner in the collection container for packaging
materials. The respective local regulations must be observed.
5. decommissioning and disposal
The goods purchased from S.E. System Electronic GmbH can be disposed
of free of charge at your local recycling center in accordance with the legal
requirements. Please use this and never throw electrical appliances into the household
waste. Do not throw used batteries into household waste, but take them to a collection
point or dispose of them at a hazardous waste depot. If your ExtremeLine device should
one day be taken out of operation, this must be carried out by a specialist in accordance
with the applicable rules and secured against recommissioning
6. Guarantee and warranty
The warranty period of 24 months begins on the day of purchase of the new Extreme-
Line device. Wear parts or defects that only have an insignicant eect on the usability
of the device are excluded from the warranty. The warranty claim must be proven by
the original invoice showing the date of purchase and the device model. Our products
are subject to continuous further development in line with technical progress. There-
fore, in the case of a repair or replacement, the repaired or replaced device does not
have to correspond to the original design of the goods complained about. Your new
or repaired device must, however, be equivalent or of higher quality with regard to the
characteristics of use.
7. Handling in case of warranty
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the defective device only in consultation with the manufacturer. Please understand
that only complaints with a detailed error description can be processed quickly. A form
to simplify the error description is available online at www.ExtremeLine.de. The device
sent in will only be accepted if it has been packed appropriately for transport. Please
remove any broken carbon tubes prior to shipment to prevent further damage. The
manufacturer will, at its discretion, honor warranty claims by repairing or replacing the
defective unit. In the case of a replacement unit, the shape and color may dier slightly
from the originally purchased unit. The warranty period will NOT be extended if your
unit has been replaced or repaired by the manufacturer.
8. Warranty exclusions
Damage or defects caused by improper handling or operation, as well as defects caused
by the use of non-original parts or accessories not recommended by the manufactu-
rer, are not covered by the warranty. The warranty also does not cover damage caused
by external inuences such as re, lightning, water or any transportation. Liability for
consequential damage to persans or property is excluded. The warranty is void if the
serial number of the device has been changed, removed or made illegible, as well as
if a person not authorized by the manufacturer opens, changes, modies, rebuilds or
repairs the device. Transport damage must be reported immediately to the delivering
parcel service and conrmed in writing by them. With your signature upon receipt of
the shipment, you conrm the proper acceptance of the goods, as well as the proper
external condition of the packaging without defects. Claims for damages are excluded
after signature
9. CE Declaration of Conformity
We will be pleased to send you the CE Declaration of Conformity directly upon request.
10. Declaration of Conformity / Ecodesign Directive
The Declaration of Conformity can be obtained directly from us on request. Contact see
back page. The product declaration according to EU2015/1188 Ecodesign Directive for
electric heating systems can be found at the end of these operating instructions.
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II Heaters
1. Minimum distances
The specied minimum distances must be observed in all cases.
1.1 Rigid mounting
A = at least 80cm B = at least 30 cm C = at least 6 cm
to wood & metal E = at least 15 cm to glass awning
& fabric D = at least 210 cm to oor, at least 80 cm to
combustible objects
1.2 Rope suspension
X + 80 cm. Make absolutely sure that there are no com-
bustible objects in the swivel area. The
units may only be suspended vertically and mounted on
immovable parts. Prevent the units from vibrating.
2. Cleaning and maintenance
• Before using your device for the rst time, clean it
with glass cleaner to prevent residues on the surface.
• By cleaning your ExtremeLine unit regularly, you
will achieve the longest possible and most ecient
ecient operation.
• Always keep the product free of cobwebs, dust, etc. -
Fire hazard!
• The surface should be cleaned regularly with a damp,
lint-free cloth. Make absolutely sure that the device
has not been operated for at least 1 hour. - Danger of burns!
• No voltage may be applied to the unit during cleaning! To do this, you must
disconnect it or switch o all poles and secure it against being switched on again
during cleaning - risk of burns! - Risk of electric shock!
• The heaters contain hydrophilic components. Please note that after longer idle time
the residual current circuit breaker can be triggered. This is not a reason for comp-
laint. In this case, the heater must be checked by a qualied electrician.
• Do not use high-pressure cleaners or similar to clean your ExtremeLine unit.
• Do not use any sharp objects or aggressive cleaning agents for cleaning.
• Make sure that no cleaning residues remain on the device.
• Use only commercially available glass cleaner for cleaning.
• The electronic components inside are maintenance-free.
• The heating element of the Carbon units can be replaced if necessary.
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3. error condition detection, spare parts and repair
If you need spare parts, you can get them from your dealer or directly from us as the
manufacturer. In case of errors not listed here, please contact your dealer or our sup-
port rst before sending in your device. Please note that sent in devices can only be
processed with a detailed error description.
Error Troubleshooting/cause Note / Spare parts
Heater does not heat - Check fuse and mains voltage - Check unit
switch
Troubleshooting unsuccessful →
Contact support
Unit smells burnt - When commissioning for the rst time - Check
the unit for contamination
Troubleshooting unsuccessful →
Contact support
The heater trips a residual current
circuit breaker or fuse
- Unit got wet - check level of load on fuse Stop using the device and contact
support
The heater does not get warm
enough
- Check mounting arrangement - voltage too
low - ambient temperature too low - unfa-
vourable environmental inuences
Plastic cover loose or broken Replace plastic cover EC1-BK or EC1-WT
Exchange tutorial at www.Extreme-
Line.de
Carbon tube broken Replace carbon tube
Type ECC900S
ECC900SFH
ECC1600SFH
ECC900S, ECC900SFH or SFH1600
Exchange tutorial at www.
ExtremeLine.de When ordering a
replacement, check the dierent
connection types of the heating
tubes on your device!
Please ask us using your serial
number.
Carbon tube does not light up /
heat up
Previous contacting ECC900 tutorial for exchange at www.
ExtremeLine.de
Control does not respond New contacting EC2
LED on the heater is not lit - Check the installation position of the carbon
tube for correct seating in the spring clips. -
Replace carbon tube
LED on heater ashes white 1 sec.
on / 5 sec. o, current power level
remains on
- Reduce distance to the appliance - Replace
battery in remote control - Check fuse - Check
appliance switch
EC2
LED on heater ashes white 0.2 sec.
on / 5 sec. blue
- Check fuse - Check appliance switch EC2
LED on heater ashes red 1 sec. on /
2 sec. blue
- Replace battery at temperature sensor SE5
LED on heater ashes red 2 sec. on /
2 sec. blue
- Switch on temperature sensor - Bring tempe-
rature sensor within range - Replace battery at
temperature sensor SE5
LED on SE5 ashes red - Maximum temperature is reached, adjust the
value via APP
EC2
Ground fault circuit interrupter trips - Overtemperature protection has triggered,
wait until the heater cools down and switches
on again.
If necessary, heat the device by a
qualied electrician or send it in
EXremote remote control does not
respond
- Replace battery at temperature sensor SE5 Batteries of the type LR03-1.5V or
FR03-1.5V
RCD switch trips - Check the insulation resistance of the unit
-Unit has become wet
Have the appliance heated up by a
qualied electrician or send it.
ExRemote control does not react - Battery empty - Remote control defective Battery type LR03-1,5V oder FR03-
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3.1 Exchange the HEAT TUBE carbon
1. Remove the cover:
Pull down the side co-
ver on the side of the
mains switch rmly.
You now have access
to the carbon tube.
2. Remove the heating
element: Pull out the
heating element. Be
careful not to hit the
tube to prevent it from breaking.
3. Unplug and remove the heating element: Pull the at plug on both sides from
the heating element and remove them.
4. Reinsert and plug in heating element: reinsert the heating element in the same
way and plug the at plug back in at each end.
5. Replace the cover: replace the cover.
6. Check cover & appliance: Check that the cover is securely in place and carry out a
function test.
7. DONE Your unit is now ready for use again.
3.2 Exchange the HEAT SHINE/HEAT Tower carbon
1. Remove end cap: With the
help of a Torx TX10 screwdri-
ver, remove the eight screws
with which the plastic cover
is attached to the base body.
2. remove the cover and lift
the protective grille: Now
carefully pull the plastic co-
ver and the aluminium cover
outwards until the protecti-
ve grille is exposed, now pull the protective grille out of the prole.
3. Disconnect and remove the heating element: Pull the at plug on both sides
from the heating element and remove it.
4. reinsert and plug in the heating element: reinsert the heating element in the
same way and plug the at plug back in at each end.
5. insert the cover and protective grille: Now replace the protective grille, the alu-
minium cover and the plastic cover and screw them back on.Check that the covers
are securely in place and carry out a function test.
6. DONEYour unit is now ready for operation again.
Only a qualied electrician may carry out the replacement in accordance with the
applicable regulations. It is essential to use the correct carbon tubes in terms of power
and voltage. Only touch the heating element with a dry, clean cloth
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3.3 Replacement of the carbon tube Heat Flare
1. Remove both end caps: Using a Torx TX10 screwdriver, remove the four screws that
attach the plastic cover to the base body.
2. Remove the housing: Now carefully pull the housing down from the rear prole.
3. Unplug and remove the heating element: Pull the at plug on both sides of the
heating element and remove them.
4. Reinsert and plug in the heating element: Reinsert the heating element in the
same way and reconnect the at plug at each end.
5. Inserting the housing: Now slide the housing back onto the rear prole.
6. Assembling the end caps: Reassemble the two end caps with the four screws. Check
the end caps for a secure hold and carry out a function test.
7. DONE Your device is now ready for use again.
3.3 Replacing the battery in the temperature sensor SE5
1. Remove the seal: Remo-
ve the rear seal with a at
object
2. Loosen screws: (4 pieces)
by means of a screwdriver
and open the housing
3. Replace battery: Replace
batteries type AAA4
4. Mount the housing: Screw
in the 4 screws with a screwdriver.
5. Apply the seal:Apply the seal with double-sided adhesive tape
6. Ready: The sensor is now ready for operation, switch it on again.
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4. scope of delivery radiant heaters (see shipping list)
Designation Control Scope of delivery
HZO-Si9
2x
HZO-Si1 / SiA
HZO-Si6
HZO-Si7
HZO-S00 Without control system single-tier
HSH-Si1 / SiA
2x
HSH-Si9
HSH-Si6
HSH-Si7
HSH-E01 Without control system three-level
HFL-SiA
2x
HFL-Si9
HFL-Si6
HFL-Si7
HFL-S00 Without control system single-tier
SET2
2x
HTCA-S Without control system single-tier
2x
HTCA-Si9
HTCA-Si1 / SiA
HTCA-Si6
HTCA-Si7
HTO-S01.2700.BK
Without control system two-level Moun-
ting
bolt
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5. Device description
5.1 HEAT TUBE Carbon
The HEAT TUBE Carbon is regulary delivered with an open cable without a plug. The
HEAT TUBE Carbon is available in dierent versions, see chapter II.11 (Technical data).
Please note the respective functions and instructions in chapter II.7 (Controls).
5.2 Set2 - 3-piece combination
The Set2 is regularly delivered with an open cable without a plug. The set contains two
HEAT TUBE Carbon and one LED TUBE, which are already pre-assembled and packaged.
The Set2 can be controlled by means of the remote control supplied. Please note the
respective functions and instructions in chapter II.7 (Controls).
5.3 HEAT ZONE
Unit protection class IPX4, for wall mounting IPX0The HEAT ZONE is regularly delivered
with an open cable without a plug. The unit is equipped with an overheating protecti-
on. If this is triggered, it switches the unit on again automatically after a certain cooling
time. Therefore, it may happen that the status LED does not light up even though the
unit is switched on. An ExtremeLine sticker is enclosed with your HEAT ZONE. Depen-
ding on the installation direction, this sticker must be attached to the transparent
plastic jam cover (LED display). The HEAT ZONE is available in dierent versions, see
chapter II.11 (Technical data). Please note the respective functions and instructions in
chapter II.7.
5.5 HEAT SHINE
The HEAT SHINE is regularly delivered with an open cable without a plug. The unit is
equipped with an overheating protection. If this is triggered, it automatically switches
the unit on again after a certain cooling time. An ExtremeLine sticker is enclosed with
your HEAT SHINE. Depending on the mounting direction, this sticker is to be attached
to the transparent plastic cover (LED display). The HEAT SHINE is available in dierent
versions, see chapter II.11 (Technical data). Please note the respective functions and
instructions in Chapter II.7 (Controls).
5.6 HEAT TOWER HTO
The HEAT TOWER is equipped with two switches. The rst switch
turns the unit on or o, the second switch allows you to turn o
one of the three carbon tubes to reduce the heat. During opera-
tion, make absolutely sure that the unit cannot come into con-
tact with clothing or skin through carelessness. Make sure that
the stand is secure and rm. For this purpose, the stand can be
screwed rmly to the ground. To do this, use the holes provided for
this purpose in the base plate and make sure you use suitable do-
wels and screws according to the nature of the surface. Please ob-
serve the specied safety distances (see below). The HEAT TOWER
is delivered partially assembled. First, attach the stabilising bolts to
the base plate and slide the HEAT TOWER onto it. Then screw the
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base plate to the HEAT TOWER using the screws supplied. After you have ensured that
the HEAT TOWER is standing rmly and securely, you can put it into operation. There
must be no ammable objects within a radius of 80 cm. A = M6 holes for levelling feet
or oor mounting B = 50 cm C= 80 cm
6. mounting instructions
Make sure that the unit is securely and rmly connected to the mounting surface. The
mounting brackets must have a tensile and shear strength that can withstand at least
three times the weight of the unit to be mounted, including accessories. Test the load
capacity of the mounting brackets before commissioning. Use suitable screws and do-
wels for fastening. These are not included in the scope of delivery. To simplify matters,
only one fastening element is shown in the installation description. Please note that
you always need two elements to mount your unit securely. For additional mounting
material, use parts of the mounting material from the standard accessories (hanger bolt
M6x50 or sliding blocks or mounting brackets).
6.1 Rope mounting DAHSMxx
For a TUBE you need 2 rope brackets, otherwise you will receive 4 pieces in the DAHSMH
set.
Attaching the rope bracket to the ceiling:
Ensure parallel mounting. Screw C into the corner of the ceiling, then feed
the rope through bracket A from above so that the end of the rope is in bra-
cket A. Now screw bracket B into the ceiling. Finally, turn the bracket A into C.
Test the strength of the mounting material.Attaching the rope holder to the
unit:Loosen the holder in the anti-clockwise direction of rotation and insert
the nut on the underside into the prole.
Adjusting the length of the rope:
To adjust the length of the rope, rst press down the
small sleeve on the screw connection 1, from which
the unit is then suspended. Now adjust the rope to
the desired length. Excess rope can be shortened or stowed in the groove of the unit.
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6.2 Standard mounting the joint DAHGMSH and
DAHGMST18
Optionally the joint can be mounted on the moun-
ting plate DAHDB. This is recommended for all
surfaces due to the increased contact surface and
the 2 xing points, and also facilitates assembly.
Parts list: 2 x DAHGMSH, 2 x M6 Allen screws, 2 x
M6 nuts or 2 x DAHGMST18, 2 x M6 Allen screws, 2
x M6 nuts, 2 x washers (between joint and unit).
6.3 Mounting SH3 3-fold holder SH3. This can be
combined with both the rope holder and the joint.
Parts list: 2 x SH3, 2 x adapter to M10, 2 x set screw
M6 (for mounting SH11)
7.0 controls for radiant heaters Si9/Si7/Si6/Si1
7.1 General settings / functions
7.1.1 Display / functions
The integrated control has both a Bluetooth interface
and operation via radio systems. Via Bluetooth, the
control unit can receive data such as temperature
values from sensors, and it is also possible to con-
gure and operate the unit using an Android APP. The
power of the radiant heater can be controlled in 3
stages on the units with control.
You will nd the unit status indicator on the front of your
unit.
Level PowerLED LED
0 0% (O) Blue
1 68% GreenYel-
low
2 86% Orange
3 100% Red
Weekday control activated (power o) Turquoise
Turquoise Weekday control active (power
on)
Purple
Heaters
Temperature sensor
SE5
Switch on the
temperature sensor
when you use your
device
in a
building
shell.
Status display
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7.1.2 Settings via Bluetooth APP (Android)
The BLE Bluetooth Low Energy module enables control and con-
guration of the ExtremeLine units via Android smartphones. To be
able to use these functions, the ExtremeLine Control app must be
installed via the Google Playstore (requirements: min. Android 5.0
and Bluetooth Low Energy). After the rst start, there is an intro-
duction to the app, which shows the functions and settings. Com-
munication can only take place after a one-time search/saving. Carry out the device
search within the rst 10 seconds after switching on the device. Only one smartphone
can be connected to each unit at a time. Default password 0000
Function extract Factory setting Setting options
Timer /electronic room temperature
control and weekday control
Switched o Setting per day 4 times
programmable
Frost protection Switched o Setting value -5 to +8°C
Maximum room temperature Factory setting 30°C Setting value 15 to 30°C
Maximum heating time / operating time
limit
Factory setting 12h Setting value 15min to 12h
on/o/dimming in 3 steps
Automatic update Updates can change the range of functions.
To be able to use all functions, please observe the separate operating instructions
for the APP! Temperatures can only be used in conjunction with the SE5.
7.2 EXremote (FBHS-EX Si1/ST1) (FBHS-EX2.0 SiA/STA) / Remote control
You can control the ExtremeLine heaters and the ExtremeLine LED spots with the same
remote control, which includes 3 batteries (TypeAAA) that are included in the standard
scope of delivery. If the remote control is active, a discreet red LED lights up on the up-
per edge when the button is pressed. You can control several devices and form groups
with your remote control.
With the APP (7.1.2), the radiant heater can also be congured and controlled.
Note: Only connect the radiant heater to be programmed to the power supply.You
can teach in one transmitter in 1 unit.
7.2.1 Key assignment FBHS-EX
FBHS-EX
for Si1/ST1
Button FBHS-ES2.0
for SiA/STA
Button Function
Slider
Channel key 1
or 2 Slider
Button
and
status LED
status LED
Slider
Button and
Channel key 1
to 4 Slider
Selection of control
channel
Dimming the LED lumi-
naires
Temperature control of
the radiant heaters
Level higher Level
lower

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7.2.2 Programming the remote control of the heating (within 10 sec. after switching on)
1. insert the batteries into the remote control
2. switch on the SE5 temperature sensor
3. switch o the heating
4. Activate remote control„ ExtremeLine button
(right)“.
5. „ Press the„channel key„ “ press“ (3
seconds.)
6. Red LED on remote control ashes
7. switch on the heating immediately
8. Your remote control is now paired with the
appliance.
9. you can operate your appliance using the
temperature button and .
9. you can operate your appliance using the
temperature button and .
7.2.3 Remote control lost / defective
If you want to replace your remote control because it has been lost or is defective, it
is not necessary to delete it from the memory. You can simply teach your new remote
control to your heater as explained in chapter.
7.2.4 Controlling your heater
To control your heater in the best possible way: Press the programmed channel key.
a) LED on
remote control
lights up
Remote control
active
You can regulate the temperature by means of the key or
the key and you can switch the appliance to dierent levels,
up to standby mode, by means of the key.
b) LED on
remote control
not lit up
Remote control
inactive
Use the ExtremeLine key to activate your remote control, press
the programmed channel key, use the key or the key to
regulate the temperature, use the key to switch your unit to
standby mode in various stages. With the ExtremeLine key, you
can also switch your appliance on and o.
7.2.5 Technical data
Operating voltage 210-240V / 50Hz max. power: 3200W
Radio frequency: 2,4GHz Range Up to 20 metres
7.3. SE5 temperature sensor
The SE5 temperature sensor can be used in combination with the radiant heaters of
the ExtremeLine series, for which the infrared heater must be equipped
with a control unit. Please refer to point 4 to nd out when the sensor is
included in the scope of delivery. The sensor is included in the standard
accessories for the unit versions SiA, Si6 and Si7. When used inside the
building envelope, the sensor must be switched on. The sensor automati-
cally connects to the control. One sensor can be used for several heaters.
The sensor should be mounted near the appliance at head height and
should not be exposed to direct light. Maximum distance 5 metres.
The sensor has an on/o button, press the button for 5 seconds to
turn it on or o.
If the LED lights up solid blue, the SE5 sensor is activated and will now
automatically connect to the heaters in its vicinity. If the display ashes blue, the SE5
sensor is deactivated. The sensor can be attached using the supplied adhesive pad.
A low battery or poor or no reception will be indicated on your heater, see chapter
II. 3. Fault condition detection and spare parts.
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7.3.1 SE5 Deactivating the SE5 temperature sensor
via the APP in the Google Playstore or the power switch as follows
1. Disconnect the heater from the power supply for
1 minute.
2. switch on the power supply for 30 seconds.
3. disconnect the power supply for 4 seconds.
4. switch on the power supply
again. Switch the power supply
back on.
5. The LED on the heater lights up
in white for 4 seconds => tempe-
rature sensor deactivated.
7.3.2 Technical data
Power supply: Battery 2 x FR03-1,5V Temperature range -10 to 40°C
Radio frequency: BLE 2,4GHz Range Up to 20 meter
7.4 BLE (Bluetooth low energy) (Si9/ST9)
For the units with BLE control, the radiant heater can be controlled with a smartphone
or a wall-mounted radio switch. The radio transmitter modules are not included in the
scope of delivery. Please also note the separate instructions for the APP.
7.4.1 Programming the wall radio switch to the heater
(within 15 sec. after on)
You can program several radio transmitter modules into the heater.
1. Switch on the unit (status display ashes n.)
2. Press the radio wall push-button
3. Teach-in is signalled by the status display ligh-
ting up continuously for approx. 2 seconds.
4. Our remote control is now paired with the unit
5. You can operate your unit using the
switch.
Teach-in mode can be deactivated via point
7.4.3.
7.4.2 Deleting the wall radio switch on the heater
1. The status display ashes
2. Press the radio wall push-button to be
unlearned.
3. The status display lights up continuously
for approx. 2 seconds to indicate that the
remote control has been unlearned.
4. Your remote control is now unlearned.
7.4.3 Deactivate BLE teach-in function
1. The status display ashes
2. Press the already taught-in wireless wall
switch 5 times upwards and then 5 times
downwards.
3. The BLE teach-in mode after switching on
the device is now deactivated.
Teach-in mode can be activated and deactivated
via the APP.
(If the status indicator does not ash for approx. 15 seconds, the BLE learning mode is deactivated and you can set
the unit back to learning mode via the smartphone APP under Settings).
7.5 Factory reset BLE conguration
You can perform a factory reset conveniently via APP or with the device switch directly on the radiant
heater.
1. switch on the power supply for 90
seconds.
2. disconnect the heater from the power
supply for 5 seconds.
3. switch on the power supply for 5
seconds.
4. disconnect the heater from the power
supply for 5 seconds.
5. switch on the power supply again, the
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7.6 io-homecontrol® - (SI7/ST7)
On the units with io-homecontrol® control, the radiant heater can be controlled with
various io-homecontrol® radio transmitter modules at dierent power levels. The radio
transmitter modules are not included in the scope of delivery.
With the APP (7.1.2), the radiant heater can also be congured and controlled. Fun-
ctions such as switch-o time, frost protection function or weekly time programme
are available. Please note that the control is not compatible with the RTS system!
7.6.1. Operating modes for various applications aplications
The operating mode must be set for the Smoove 1 io and Situo products in order to be
able to use the functions for radiant heaters and light extensively.Operating mode
Operating mode 2: Control of lighting and electric radiant heaters (scroll wheel active)
To set the operating mode, press the selection button (E) on the back of the transmitter repea-
tedly until the LED lights up on operating mode 2 (for Situo under the battery cover).
7.6.2. Programming the remote control
These instructions describe the commissioning of the io radio module and the program-
ming of a rst local io radio transmitter, e.g. hand-held transmitter Situo 1 io, Situo 5 io,
Situo 5 Variation A/M io (scroll wheel), wall transmitter Smoove 1 io, remote control Mar-
kilux io-5: Here, a radiant heater or an LED control can only be programmed on channel
3, 4 or 5.
Note: Only connect the radiant heater to be programmed to the power supply.
1. Switch on the power supply. The LED on the
radiant heater lights up blue.
2. If using a local io multi-channel hand-held
transmitter, select the desired transmission
channel. See the Somfy instructions. If using
a single-channel io transmitter, this step is
omitted.
3. Press the UP and DOWN buttons of the local
io radio transmitter simultaneously. The
radiant heater is switched on and o
again. The LED on the radiant heater briey
lights up red, then blue again.
4. Briey press the PROG button on the back
of the local io radio transmitter. The radiant
heater is switched on and o again. The LED
on the radiant heater briey lights up red
and then blue again. The io radio transmit-
ter channel is taught-in.
5. If necessary, select operating mode 2 on
your radio transmitter according to 7.4.1.
7.6.3 Adding another local io radio transmitter
1. Switch on the power supply. The LED on the
radiant heater lights up blue.
2. Press the Prog button on the back of the
already taught-in local io radio transmitter
until the radiant heater is switched on and
o again. The LED on the radiant heater
lights up red briey and then blue again.
3. On a new local io multi-channel hand-held
transmitter, rst select the desired transmissi-
on channel. Refer to the consult the relevant
instructions. This step is not necessary for a
single-channel io transmitter.
4. Briey press the PROG button on the back of
the new local io radio transmitter. The radiant
heater is switched on and o. The LED on the
radiant heater briey lights up red and then
blue again. The io radio transmitter channel
is taught-in in the io radio module.
5. If necessary, select operating mode 2 on your
radio transmitter according to 7.4.1.
7.7.4 Deleting a taught-in local io radio transmitter
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The last remaining local io radio transmitter can only be deleted by a factory reset.
1. switch on the power supply. The LED on the
radiant heater lights up blue.
2. Press the Prog button on the back of the
local io radio transmitter that is to remain
programmed until the radiant heater is
switched on and o again. The LED on the
radiant heater briey lights up red and then
blue again.
3. on a local io multichannel handheld trans-
mitter, rst select the Send channel o.
Refer to the corresponding instructions.
This step is omitted for a single-channel io
transmitter.
4. Briey press the button on the back of the
local io radio transmitter to be deleted. The
radiant heater is switched on and o again.
The LED on the radiant heater briey lights
up red and then blue again. The io radio
transmitter is deleted from the io radio
module.
7.7.5 Replacing a damaged/lost local io radio transmitter
All io radio transmitters that have already been taught in are deleted and the new io radio
transmitter is taught in.
1. Switch on the power supply. The LED on the
radiant heater lights up blue.
2. Switch the power supply o for > 3 s, then
on for 8 s, then o again for > 3 s and then
on again. The radiant heater switches on
and o again. The LED on the radiant heater
briey lights up red and then blue again.
3. First select the desired transmission channel
on a new local io multichannel handheld
transmitter. Refer to the relevant instruc-
tions. This step is not necessary for a sing-
le-channel io transmitter.
This step is not necessary for a single-chan-
nel io transmitter.
4. Briey press the Prog key on the back of the
new local io radio transmitter. The radiant
heater is switched on and o again. The
LED on the radiant heater briey lights up
red and then blue again. The new io radio
transmitter channel is taught in the io radio
module.
7.7.6 Resetting the io radio module to factory settings
All taught-in io radio transmitters are deleted and all other settings are reset to factory
settings. (double voltage interruption)
1. Switch on the power supply. The LED on the
radiant heater lights up blue.
2. Switch the power supply o for > 3 s, then
on for 8 s, then o again for > 3 s and then
on again. The radiant heater switches on
and o again. The LED on the Radiant hea-
ter lights up red briey, then blue again.
3. press the button on the back of a local io
radio transmitter continuously until the
radiant heater switches on and o again
twice in succession. The LED on the radiant
heater lights up red briey, then blue again,
then red again, then blue again. The io radio
module has been reset to factory settings.
7.7.7 Technical data
Operating voltage: 210-240V / 50Hz max. power: 3200W
Radio frequency: Somfy io 868MHz Range: Up to 20 meters