Haverland RCTT Manual

RCTT
Instruction
Guide
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HAVERLAND
Innovators
,
designers
and
manufacturers of
New
Generation
Electric
Heating
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Thank
you
for
choosing
Haverland
Designer
TT
radiators
.
When installed and
programmed
in
accordance
with
the
guidance
of
these instructions these Haverland
new
generation
electric radiators
provide exceptional
comfort
and
energy
savings
.
Haverland
TT
information
Page
2
Energy
Saving
Information
Page
3
Safety
Notes
Pages
4
-
5
Installation
Page
6
Initial
Operation
Page
7
-
8
Setting
Time
/
Programming
Page
9
Configuring
bespoke
times
Page
10
Configuring
Economy
/
Comfort
times
Page
11
Important
Notes
Page
12
Energy monitoring
feature
Warranty
Energy
Saving
Information
Haverland
Designer
TT
radiators enable
total
control
of
Heating
requirements
in
public
,
general
domestic and
commercial
buildings
by
individual radiator control
for
each
room
or zone
.
Energy
Saving
is achieved
by
controlling
heat
in
the
rooms
occupied
and
avoiding
unnecessary
heating
in
vacant
rooms
and also
at
times when the
room
is either
infrequently
or
not
in
use
.
Rooms
adjacent
to
the
room
where the radiator is located
will
affect
the
temperature
of
the radiator thermostat
resulting
in
a
lower
temperature
reading
and increased
energy
usage
if
the doors
are
left
open
.
Some
Haverland models have built
in
energy
monitoring
,
enabling
energy usage
to
be
identified
.
It
is worth
noting
that
a
relatively
small reduction
of
just
one
degree
Centigrade
can
deliver
savings
.
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Safety
Notes
Please read these instructions
carefully
.
The installation should be
carried
out
with
consideration
to
the
manufacturer
'
s
instructions and
in
accordance
to
the relevant National
Wiring Regulations
.
BS
7671
.
It
is
important
that each radiator has
a
good
Electrical Earth connection
.
It
is
important
that the Electrical
Ring
Main is
adequate
for
the cumulative
Wattage
of
the
installation when under maximum Load
.
If
in
doubt
,
contact
a
qualified
electrician
to
ensure
that the electrical
supply
is
satisfactory
for
the intended
use
.
Haverland radiators
must
be
firmly
and
securely
fixed
to
a
solid wall and situated well
away
from
any
potentially
combustible material
.
A
cable
restraint
has
been
installed
internally
but
any
strain
on
the cable
should
be
avoided
.
The
power
supply
cable should
not
be allowed
to
come
in
direct
contact
with
the
radiator whilst
it
is
turned
On
and
Operating
.
If
the
cable is
or
becomes
damaged
,
the
unit should
not
be
operated
until
repaired
by
a
qualified
electrician
or
authorised
person
.
The radiator
must
be
positioned
as
described and
no
less than
15
cm
from
the Power
Socket
or an
adjacent
wall
or
shelf
.
The radiator has been
filled
with
a
regulated
quantity
of
Thermal
Dynamic
media and
should
not
be
opened
to
ensure
that absolute
safety
in
use
is maintained
.
The radiator is
not
designed
for
any
consumer
adjustments
either
pre
or
post
installation
.
At
the time
of
disposal
the relevant Local
Government
Department
should be
notified
to
determine the
correct
recycling
and
disposal procedure
.
DO NOT COVER
THE
APPLIANCE
.
DO NOT
USE
TO
DRY
CLOTHES
.
If
covered there is
a
risk
of
overheating
.
The radiator should
not
be boxed
in
and consideration should be
given
to
the
proximity
of
any
combustible materials and minimum
safety
distances
.
The
appliance
is
not
intended
for
use
by
persons
with
reduced
physical
sensory
or
mental
difficulties
or
lack
of
experience
or
knowledge
unless
overseen
and
authorised
by
a
competent
and
responsible
person
for
their
safety
.
A
built
-
in
programme
locking
facility
is available
in
the radiator
.
Please
refer
to
the
Programme
section
.
Children
should
not
be
permitted
to
play
with
the
appliance
.
The
Warranty
will
become invalid
if
the
Manufacturer
'
s
instructions
are
not
carefully
adhered
to
.
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Instructions
for
installation
It
is vital that
TT
radiators
are
affixed
firmly
to
a
solid constructed and
levelled
wall
.
Make
sure
that
an
electrical socket is
near
where
you
intend
to
position
the radiator
.
A
cardboard
template
is
supplied
to
ensure
that the
correct
height
and
positioning
of
the
radiator brackets
.
The
four
holes
in
the
pattern
indicate the
precise positions
to
drill and
insert the
rawlplug
to
fix
the
mounting
brackets
.
Once
fixed
to
the wall
it
is
important
to
check and
ensure
the
security
of
the brackets
to
support
the
weight
of
the radiator
.
Wall
or
nearest
object
Min
15
cm
T
%
-
a
-
Min
15
cm
[
Wall
or
nearest
object
Floor
Minimum
distances
V
—
^
Min
15
cm
Min
15
cm
To avoid
problems
,
it
is
necessary
to
keep
a
minimum distance
of
15
cm
between the radiator and
any
combustable material
.
r
~
a
-
Refer
to
cardboard
^
template
in
the box
Place
the
template
on
the
floor
(
follow
the
instructions
on
the
template
)
and mark the
4
points
in
such
a
way
that the
4
positions
are
marked
onto
the wall
.
"
B
"
''
A
"
nr
A
[
W
]
“
A
”
(
mm
)
“
B
”
(
mm
)
“
C
”
(
mm
)
500
420 246 159
750
420 246
319
1000
420 246 478
1250
420 246
638
1500
420 246
638
Take
out
the
4
rawplugs
(
8
mm
]
from
the
bag
,
the
4
long
screws
and the
two
6
x
50
mm
screws
,
rill
four
8
mm
diameter
holes
as
marked
on
the
wall
and insert the
four
x
8
mm
rawplugs
.
Attach the
2
brackets
using
the
4
long
screws as
indicated
on
diagram
Fig
8
.
(
Note orientation
of
brackets
in
Diagram
4
]
.
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5
Instructions for installation
4 screws
Screw both
brackets firmly
into position
3
7
To affix the radiator firmly to the brackets:- screw COMPLETELY the 6 x 50mm screws in the upper part
of the brackets (Diagram 6).
Make sure that the radiator is firmly fixed to the wall to avoid future risk, before connecting the plug into
a nearby power supply socket.
The two 6 x 50mm screws
supplied should be fully
screwed down to lock the
radiator onto the brackets.
Check that the TT radiator
is securely fixed to the wall
to avoid any risk.
6
Place radiator
over lower
tang of the
bracket
4
5
Place over top
tang and lower
gently into
position
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INITIAL
OPERATION
After
securely
mounting
the radiator
as
described
in
the
manufacturer
'
s
installation instructions
,
insert the
13
Amp
moulded
plug
into
a
13
Amp
socket outlet
.
Alternatively
,
ask
your
electrician
to
'
hard wire
'
to
a
fused
connection
spur
on
the main
ring
circuit
.
FEATURES
•
Manual
programming
function
•
7
tamper
-
proof
heating
schedules
•
1
bespoke
programme
option
•
Comfort
,
Economy
&
Anti
-
freeze
settings
•
Weekly programming
•
ON
/
OFF
luminous
display
r
~
8
'
©
(
a
)
©
0
©
1
9
6
3
'
“
<
3
®
5
OK
2
0
HAVERLAND
1
On
Room
Temp
or
Time
Displayed
/
Standby
(
Blue
solid
LED
]
2
Manual
Overide
Button
3
Programme
Button
4
Navigation
Button and
Confirmation
Button
5
Display
On
/
Off
6
Moon
Economy
Period
LED
Green
LED
7
Sun Comfort
Period
LED
Red
LED
8
P
1
P
2
P
3
*
Red
LED
9
Manual Red
LED
L
-
V
Monday
to
Friday
Red
LED
S
-
D
Weekend Red
LED
*
Note
:
These
are
3
Period
setting
options
and
not
necessarily
Morning
,
Noon and
Night
.
TO
START
—
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l
—
®
—
i
®
1
Plug
in
3
pin
13
amp
plug
C
•
)
(
P r
:
H d
)
^
TKY
\
0
=
Stand
-
by
'
Press Press
OK
Note
:
The
language
in
the
display
is
English
(
by
default
)
.
You
can
change
the
language
by
pressing
the hand button
,
Hour
will
then
appear
in
the window
.
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MANUAL
MODE
Press
tr
The Red
LED
lights
up
•
^
©
(
17.5
°
C
)
The
room
temperature
appears
for
example
17.5
°
C
©
Press UP
^
or
DOWN
^
Input
the desired
comfort
temperature
,
for
example
21
°
C
(
The
pre
set
temperature
is
32
°
C
|
©
(
21
°
C
)
Press
OK
©
(
17.5
°
C
.
)
The blue diode
will
flash
showing
that the radiator is
heating
up
Note
:
To cancel the Manual overide
,
Press the Hand button
again
to
return to
the chosen Plan
.
PROGRAMMING
OPTIONS
Working
Days
Weekend
0
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 10
11 12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 20
21 22
23
24
0
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8 9
10
11 12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 20
21
22
23
24
PL
01
PL
02
PL
03
PL
04
PLAH
PLFS
PLCF
Comfort
n
Economy
1
=
1
Antifreeze
Pre
Set
Programmes
The Radiator is
pre
set
for
Plan
1
which is
General
Use and
operates
from
10
:
00
am
to
Midnight
seven
days
a
week
.
The Pre
Set
Plans
are
detailed above
.
Dependent
upon
the
room
occupation
you
can
choose the
required
Pre
Set
Plan
by scrolling
the
PL
Plan
and
pressing
OK
to
confirm
.
Should
you
wish
to
apply
your
own
Bespoke
setting
to
suit
individual
requirements
during
the week
Comfort
i
.
e
.
starting
at
06
:
00
and
Economy
at
08
:
00
Monday
to
Friday
it
is
necessary
to
use
the
PLCF
bespoke
setting
.
To
programme
times
to
suit
your
own
preferences
you
have
to
use
the
CF
Plan
(
PLCF
)
When the radiator is turned
ON
and the Date and Time
Set
you
will
see
the
current
room
temperature
in
the window
i
.
e
.
17.5
°
C
.
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0
1
©
1
Programming
the hour
Programming
the minutes
moo
)
(
00
:
00
)
Pres
i
f
V
'
i
'
7
Press
OK
in
(
T
)
L
±
J
^
Press
O
K
Programme
th
current
day
of
the week
Press
^
or
^
no
=
Mon
tu
=
Tues
Press
OK
ue
=
Wed
(
day
.
(
dd
no
)
n
(
T
)
[
DJ
\
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'
Press
OK
Mark
the
desire d
comfort
temperature
Press
^
or
^
then
Press
OK
at
^
e
desired
temp
.
(
t
°
c
;
(
21
°
C
)
n n
IZJ
'
Press
OK
Mark the desire d
economy
temperature
Press
^
or
^
then
Press
OK
at
the desired
temp
.
LU
o
)
(
14
°
C
)
n
fin
)
LZJ
)
Press
OK
Choose
the
progr
(
JU
)
amme or
plan
you
desire
Press
^
or
^
Press
OK
C
PLAn
^
(
PL
01
)
©
1
Press
PROG
to
put
the
plan
into action
Note
:
The
Economy
period
is the low heat
.
If
the
room
is
vacant
,
set
this
to
a
Low
temperature
to
avoid
uneccessary
heating
.
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HOW TO CONFIGURE
A PLAN
FOR YOUR
SPECIFIC
REQUIREMENTS
If
none
of the
7
pre
set
programmes
match
your
heating
requirements
,
here is
an
example
of how
you
can
configure
your
own
bespoke
heating
programme
.
LV
Working Days
SD
Weekend
0
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8 9 10
11 12
13
14
15
16
17
18 19
20
21
22
23
24
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 12
13
14
15
16
17
18 19 20
21
22
23
24
PLPF
|
|
Comfort
I I
Economy
1
=
1
Antifreeze
0
1
®
1
0
1
Press
PROG
for
2
seconds
(
Hour
) (
PLAn
)
Press
^
Press
OK
©
1
©
1
Choose
the
programme
or
plan
PLCF
(
PLCF
)
Pressi
°
rf
Press
OK
—
Now
we are
going
to
introduce the
start
of
the
first Comfort
period
from
Monday
to
Friday
.
The
Comfort
first
period
PI
and the
days
LV
Monday
to
Friday
LED
'
s
will
light
up
.
In
our case
,
the
Comfort
period
starts at
6.00
®©
1
Press
^
or
^
^
}
«
-
jf
;
Press
OK
Lhoose U
6
.
UU
f
(
06
:
00
)
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Now
we are
going
to
introduce the
start
of
the
first
Economy
period
from
Monday
to
Friday
.
The
Economy
first
period
PI
and the
days
LV
Monday
to
Friday
LED
'
s
will
light
up
.
In
our
case
,
the
Economy
period
starts
at
09.00
0
1
Prsssiorf
?
»
Choose
09.00
^
(
09
;
00
)
Op
¬
press
OK
Now
we are
going
to
programme
period
P
2
©
:
1
©
1
Press
^
or
^
^
J
,
Press
A
or
W
p
,
2
T
-
0
:
-
0
:
-
0
;
0
,
unoose
i 4
.
uu
v
.
Comfort
f
1
1
+
\
00
J
unoose
lo
.
uu
f
Economy
^
1
8
I
00
J
0
Press
OK
Press
OK
Now
we are
going
to
programme
period
P
3
©
:
1
©
1
>
2
-
)
0
1
•
A f
-
L
-
0
:
-
0
:
-
0
:
-
0
;
Comfort
^
20
I
00
J
Economy
(
2
A
I
00
J
0
Press
OK
Press
OK
Now
if
you
wish
,
you
can
programme
weekend
period
(
Saturday
and
Sunday
!
=
SD
When
you
finish
programming
,
press
PROG
The
room
temperature
will
appear
on
the
display
.
You
have
now
programmed
the
heating
system
plan
.
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