Ferroli 30800013 Assembly Instructions

Suitable for all Ferroli Combination Boilers
Radio Thermostat Mechanical Clock
Part Number: 30800013
Installation & User Instructions

Contents
Page No.
3Short Description
3Safety Instructions
4 - 8Receiver Installation
9 - 10Installation Continued
11Setting The Time
12Set Heating ON/OFF Periods
13Set Max/Min Room Temperatures
13Manual Switch
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Short Description
Short description RadioThermostat Mechanical Clock - Transmitter
The Radio Thermostat Mechanical Clock is a 7 day radio frequency (RF)
wireless thermostat/ timer which communicates with a special receiver
designed to replace the universal digital timer fitted to most of Ferroli’s
combination boilers.
The Radio Thermostat Mechanical Clock is battery powered and can be
sited wherever conventional room thermostats would normally be sited.
In combination with the Radio Thermostat Mechanical Clock receiver,
the Radio Thermostat Mechanical Clock transmitter creates a room
thermostat clock of highly advanced technology. The device is wireless
and controls the heating boiler via radio, providing comfortable room
temperatures.
Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions
Both receiver and transmitter should be fitted by a competent person.
It is imperative to observe the generally applicable safety measures,
such as: Before starting any work on fitting the receiver, switch off power
supply and secure against switching on.
Do not use any metallic and sharp pointed objects for the operation of
the keys.
For technical data, see label on the unit or data sheet.
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Receiver Installation
Rear View of Receiver
Radio
Thermostat
Clock Receiver
43 2 1
Live (Brown) - Terminal 1
Neutral (Blue) - Terminal 2
Switching wires - Terminals 3 & 4
Please note: If replacing universal digital timer, please
ensure you now use terminals 3 & 4, instead of 3 & 5 as per
universal digital timer. (If wired incorrectly controller will
work in reverse)
If you require further wiring details, please see following 4
pages for more detailed instructions.
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Optima 01 Range
Domina, Modena and Falcon (MF02)
Step 1 Remove clock from control panel.
Step 2 Swap wiring as shown. Make sure Live is connected to terminal 1 (wire
colour is not conclusive of polarity)
Step 3 Fit receiver into control panel.
Note. If the Radio thermostat clock is going to replace the existing room thermostat
this must be linked out on the room thermostat terminal block.
Radio
Thermostat
Clock Receiver
Universal
Digital
Clock
43 2 1
53 2 1
Step 1 Remove clock from control panel.
Step 2 Swap wiring as shown. Make sure Live is connected to terminal 1 (wire
colour is not conclusive of polarity)
Step 3 Fit receiver into control panel.
Note. If the Radio thermostat clock is going to replace the existing room thermostat
this must be linked out on the room thermostat terminal block located in the electrical
compartment on the underside of the boiler.
Radio
Thermostat
Clock Receiver
Universal
Digital
Clock
43 2 1
53 2 1
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Domina, Modena and Falcon
Step 1 Remove clock from control panel.
Step 2 Swap wiring as shown. Make sure Live is connected to terminal 1 (wire
colour is not conclusive of polarity)
Step 3 Fit receiver into control panel.
Domicompact Range
Radio
Thermostat
Clock Receiver
Universal
Digital
Clock
43 2 1
53 2 1
Note. If the Radio thermostat clock is going to replace the existing room thermostat
this must be linked out on the room thermostat terminal block.
Radio
Thermostat
Clock Receiver
Universal
Digital
Clock
43 2 1
53 2 1
Step 1 Remove clock from control panel.
Step 2 Swap wiring as shown. Make sure Live is connected to
terminal 1 (wire colour is not conclusive of polarity)
Step 3 Fit receiver into control panel.
Note. If the Radio thermostat clock is going to replace the existing room thermostat
this must be linked out on the room thermostat terminal block.
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Optimax 25C
Step 1 Remove clock from control panel.
Step 2 Swap wiring as shown.
Step 3 Fit receiver into control panel.
Maxima 35C
Step 1 Remove the boiler front cover and
lower the control box.
Step 2 Remove the terminal block cover.
Step 3 Cut off connect block bare back wires
approx. 7mm and connect brown to
terminal 1 and blue to terminal 3 on
the outlet side of the block.
Step 4 Connect brown and blue onto receiver
terminals 1 and 2. Make sure live is
connected to terminal 1.
Step 5 Connect the two grey wires to terminal
3 and 4 on the receiver. On the main
boiler terminal block remove link wire
from terminals 4 and 5 and connect
the two grey wires.
Radio
Thermostat
Clock Receiver
Universal
Digital
Clock
43 2 1
53 2 1
Note. If the Radio thermostat clock is going to replace the existing room thermostat
this must be linked out on the room thermostat terminal block.
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Step 6 Place receiver on back of terminal block cover and mark two diagonally
opposed fixing holes, with the cover removed drill two 2.2mm holes.
Mount the receiver using the shortest two screws supplied with the radio
thermostat.

Optimax HE Range
Step 1 Remove boiler outer case and lower control box.
Step 2 Remove control box cover.
Step 3 Connect brown and blue JST plug onto PCB terminal block X2.
Step 4 Connect brown and blue onto receiver terminals 1 and 2. Make
sure live is connected to terminal 1. (the wire colour is not
conclusive of polarity).
Step 5 Connect the two grey wires to terminal 3 and 4 on the receiver. On
the main boiler terminal block remove link wire from terminals 5
and 6 and connect the two grey wires.
Step 6 Place receiver on back of terminal block cover and mark two
diagonally opposed fixing holes, with the cover removed drill two
2.2mm holes. Mount the receiver using the shortest two screws
supplied with the radio thermostat.
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Installation
ATTENTION!
Note: If no reception is possible it has to be checked whether any
metallic cupboards or other metallic obstacles may interfere.
Note: During a demand the LED will show a solid light.
LED
Button
9
Location
Emergency running mode
If no valid radio signal is received from the transmitter, the receivers LED light will flash
every half second. After 1 hour the boiler will operate in ‘Emergency Mode’ (heating for 4
min. and off for 9 min.). Ensure the batteries are ok, replace batteries if necessary.
Radio link installation
1. Press receiver button and hold down for 2
seconds. The LED flashes twice. Then release
the button. The LED remains on between 1 and
10 seconds. When a correct link between the
transmitter and receiver has been established
the LED goes off. Subsequent RF transmissions
are indicated visually by a momentary flash of
the LED (approx every 5 seconds).
2. Install the batteries onto the transmitter, the
receiver LED will go out. The radio link between
the transmitter and receiver is now established.

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Installation
Mounting the wall plate
Locate and fit the transmitter, taking into consideration where not to position
the transmitter as shown. The following can reduce, deflect or block radio
frequency signals between the transmitter and receiver.
A. Steel reinforced walls.
B. Large metallic objects e.g. kitchen appliances, filling cabinets, mirrors etc.
C. Maximum distance between the receiver and transmitter is:-
1. In open air 50m.
2. In building 20m to 30m depending on radar obstruction.
Battery installation

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Setting the time
Note: Panel (A) slides back to reveal reference instructions (B).
Slide cover (D) off the transmitter.
Turn the outer dial clockwise to set the clock hands to the correct time.
Ensure the time corresponds with the correct time on the 24hr dial.
3.00pm = 15.00 not 3.00.
Note: Do not rotate anti-clockwise or damage may occur to the unit. Rotate
the minute hand with your finger to set the exact time.

12
Set Heating ON/OFF Periods
Select the ON times by pushing the tappets to the outside.
Select the OFF times by pushing the tappets to the inside.
Above shows the clock set as follows:
ON 3.00pm to 10.00pm (15.00-22.00)
OFF 10.00pm to 5.00am (22.00-5.00)
ON 5.00am to 8.00am (5.00-8.00)
OFF 8.00am to 3.00pm (8.00-15.00)

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Set Max/Min Room Temperatures
Manual Switch
Maximum setting - Rotate the Maximum dial to
give the required room temperature up to 30oC
when heating is on.
Minimum setting - Rotate the Minimum dial to
a lower temperature down to 5oC to ensure that
when the heating is off a minimum room
temperature is maintained.
The clock has a manual heating ON/OFF switch which operates as follows:
Timed Position - Heating ON/OFF as set by tappets.
Max Position - Heating ON continuously.
Min Position - Heating OFF, but a minimum set room temperature is
maintained.

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Notes

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Notes

Because of our constant endeavour for improvement details
may vary from those quoted in these instructions
Should you require any assistance during the
installation call our Technical Service Helpline on
08707 282 885 option 1
Ferroli Limited,
Lichfield Road, Branston Industrial Estate, Burton-Upon-Trent,
Staffordshire. DE14 3HD
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