Hyundai H-HV1-10-UI562 User manual

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Electric convector
Instruction manual.
Warranty card.
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 / Models H-HV1-10-UI562
H-HV1-15-UI563
H-HV1-20-UI564
H-HV2-10-UI565
H-HV2-15-UI566
H-HV2-20-UI567
H-HV3-10-UI568
H-HV3-15-UI569
H-HV3-20-UI570
www.hyundai-hvac.com

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Table of contents
Introduction
1. General
Description
Stock number interpretation
Appearance
Package contents
Technical specications
Overall and installation dimensions
2. Safe operation and installation of electric convector
General safety rules
3. Disposal
4. Assembly and installation
Wall installation
Floor installation
5. Connectins to the mains
6. Operation
7. Service
8. Electrical circuit diagram
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INTRODUCTION
Before installing and using the appliance, please very carefully read this instruction manual and
manufacturer’s warranty liabilities. Keep the instruction manual for future reference. If you hand
over the appliance to another user, please hand over the instruction manual as well.
For more details or resolution of any occurred problems, please visit Hyundai website at www.
hyundai-hvac.com. You can also contact the nearest regional service center of the manufacturer.
If there are no service centers of the manufacturer in your region, please contact the regional
dealer of Hyundai.
The content of this instruction manual has been checked and approved. The manufacturer is not
responsible for any spelling mistakes in the text and incorrect interpretation of the instruction
manual content.
The appearance, specications, and package contents of the appliance can be modied by the
manufacturer without preliminary notication.
1. GENERAL
Description
Convector heaters are intended for primary or secondary space heating. Depending on the mod-
el, electric heaters can used in residential, oce, industrial and warehouse premises. The main
advantage of the electrical convectors is that their primary function is based on the principle of
natural convection, thus providing a fast and ecient space heating.
Stock number interpretation
Appliance
series
H-HVX-XX-UIXXX
Individual model code
Nominal power consumption
10 - Nominal power consumption 1000 
15 - Nominal power consumption 1500 
20 - Nominal power consumption 2000 
Number of series
Appliance type – electric convector

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Package contents
1. Convector - 1 pc.
2. Supporting feet - 2 pc.
3. Wall mounting set - 1 pc.
4. Operating manual and warranty card - 1 pc.
Technicalspecications
Table 1
H-HV1-10-
UI562
H-HV1-15-
UI563
H-HV1-20-
UI564
Nominal power consumption W1000 1500 2000
Rated current 4,5 6,8 9,1
Rated voltage V/Hz ~220/50 ~220/50 ~220/50
Protection class IP24 IP24 IP24
Electric protection class Class I Class I Class I
Weight Kg 5,4 6,6 7,6
Dimensions mm 613x88x450 770x88x450 890x88x450
Appearance
1. Front panel
2. Air outlet
3. Rear panel
4. Thermostat switch
5. Power switch
6. Indicator
7. Handle
8. Water box
9. Wheels assembly
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Overall and installation dimensions
H-HV2-10-
UI565
H-HV2-15-
UI566
H-HV2-20-
UI567
Nominal power consumption W1000 1500 2000
Nominal current 4,5 6,8 9,1
Rated voltage V/Hz ~220/50 ~220/50 ~220/50
Protection class IP24 IP24 IP24
Electric protection class Class I Class I Class I
Weight Kg 5,4 6,6 7,6
Dimensions mm 613x88x450 770x88x450 890x88x450
H-HV3-10-
UI568
H-HV3-15-
UI569
H-HV3-20-
UI570
Nominal power consumption W1000 1500 2000
Nominal current 4,5 6,8 9,1
Rated voltage V/Hz ~220/50 ~220/50 ~220/50
Protection class IP24 IP24 IP24
Electric protection class Class I Class I Class I
Weight Kg 7,2 9,8 10,2
Dimensions mm 613x95x450 770x95x450 890x95x450
For more detailed description of technical parameters and specications please refer to our
website www.hyundai-hvac.com or ask from the ocial dealers of Hyundai.
ATTENTION!
The manufacturer reserves the right to change the set-list of the device
(including liquid and powder components) for dierent supplies without
prior notice. The changes either in no way inuence the basic technical pa-
rameters of the device or may improve them, and also not violate the leg-
islation or quality standards of the countries of manufacture, transit and
selling. The changes in the set-list may result in changing of the weight
and dimensions of the device, but not more than by +\- 5-20% (depending
on the product category)
450 450 450
613 770 890
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2. SAFE OPERATION AND INSTALLATION OF ELEC-
TRIC CONVECTOR
When operating convector please observe safety rules. Improper operation or ignoring these
rules can lead to harming health of the user and other people as well as damage to their
property. The manufacturer is not liable for personal injury and damage property resulting from
improper installation and operation of the device.
GENERAL SAFETY RULES
1. Read all instructions before using the convector.
2. Convector surface can become very hot. To avoid burns, do not touch it with your hands and
other body parts.
3. Appliance should not be situated in vicinity of ammable and objects.
4. Ensure that the heater’s casing and heating element to cool down before unit will be dismantled
and packed in long-term storage.
5. When not in use for a long time, store it in a cool dry place in factory carton.
6. Device should always be supervised, especially when far away from the appliance near children.
Be careful that children do not touch the appliance with hands.
7. Do not cover the appliance when it is running. Do not dry clothes on it and any other fabric
materials. This can lead to overheating and damage or cause signicant damage to you and/or
your property.
8. Always disconnect unit from the electric plug when not in use.
9. Device is equipped with a standard plug grounding prong. The plug must t standard European
wall socket. If the plug does not t in outlet or included tight, turn it vertically 180 degrees and
repeat try. If aer that you cannot easily insert the plug into the outlet, call electrician to replace
the outlet. Never use the appliance if the plug is inserted into outlet is not until the end.
10. Never connect the appliance to the plug, if the surface is wet.
11. Never use the device in a situation where it may come into contact with water.
12. When the unit is operating, do not touch the surface and the surface of the control block with
wet hands and any body parts.
13. Do not switch on the unit if the power cord or plug are damaged. To avoid the risk of electric
shock, damaged power cord must be changed only at authorized service centers.
14. Never try to repair the unit yourself. This can cause damage to your health and aect the
warranty of the device.
15. Convector should not be used in open spaces or outdoors.
16. Forbidden to install and use the device in bathrooms, showers or pools, in those places where
there is a risk of direct contact with the jets and drops of water on the surface.
17. Do not route the power cord under carpets or pieces of furniture.
18. Never pull the cord and do not unplug the plug abruptly.
19. Do not insert your ngers and not put any objects in air outlet or air inlet as it may cause elec-
tric shock or damage to the convector.
20. To prevent a possible re, do not block air inlet and outlet. Do not hang or dry things on the
convector. Use convector on a level surface only.
21. Do not use the convector in areas of use or storage of gasoline, paint or other ammable
liquids.
ATTENTION!
The manufacturer considers this type of failure a non-guaranteed
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22. Use convector only as described in this manual. Any other use not recommended by the man-
ufacturer and may cause re, electric shock or injury to persons.
23. Do not attempt to clean the convector when plugged into an outlet. Not allow convector im-
merse in water. Never pull the power cord.
24. To avoid overheating and the risk of re and damage internal electrical network, do not change
the length of the power cord and do not connect device through an electrical extenders. However,
you can use an extension if its parameters correspond to the performance of the device and if it is
not used by other power consumers.
25. For normal operation of the device power voltage level must be sucient, and its technical
parameters must be in strict accordance with technical data given on the unit. If necessary, ask
network provider for characteristics of their electricity.
26. Install and operate the appliance in upright position. Prohibited to operate the device in a
horizontal or inclined position.
27. The device must be installed so that the panel could not be available for a person who is direct-
ly in the bathroom (in contact with water) or take a shower.
28. Do not install the unit directly under the wall outlet or allow the hot air from the outlet touch
power cord. This can cause them to overheat, creating an emergency situation.
29. The device is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, senso-
ry or mental capabilities, with insucient experience and knowledge, unless they are under super-
vision and have not received instructions on the use of appliance by a person responsible for their
safety. Necessary to make sure that children do not play with convector.
3. DISPOSAL
Detailed information on the recycling can be obtained from representative of the local authority.
Service life of the device specied in the warranty card.
4. ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION
Wall installation
1. Uncover the original packaging and carefully remove device from it.
2. Remove any foam seals on the edges of the device and release it from polyethylene.
3. Determine the location for the convector in compliance with the minimum distance from the
object and the oor.
4. Mark the height at which you must install the convector and put labels in visible xing holes.
5. Drill holes in the wall of the required diameter, insert the dowels*, tighten the set screws*.
6. Attach the mounting brackets to the cover of the unit with the mounting screws.
7. Perform installation on the wall convector, setting the screws installed in the wall brackets with
the holes that are installed on the device.
8. Check the installation. Convector should t snugly against the wall.
* May not be included in delivery set
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WARNING!
The power outlet should be rated at least 10A for models with a
maximum capacity of up to 2000 W and at least 12 A for models with a
maximum capacity of 2500 watt.
6. OPERATION
For models:
H-HV1-10-UI562
H-HV1-15-UI563
H-HV1-20-UI564
5. CONNECTING TO THE MAINS
1. Convector is designed for connection to the plug with single-phase ~220 V, 50 Hz.
2. Before connecting, make sure that the voltage is correct as specied on the nameplate with the
technical data of the device.
3. Convector when connected to the plug must comply with applicable electrical codes.
4. Electric outlet must be properly grounded. The receptacle must be rated for at least 10A.
Electrical plug and socket must always be kept dry to prevent electrical leakage. Regularly check
that the electrical plug is rmly connected to the outlet. Verication is performed in the following
order: Insert the mains plug into the socket. Aer half an hour, turn o the convector and unplug
the power cord, check with the hand, whether the plug is not heated.
If the plug is heated to a temperature above 50 °C, in order to avoid damage, accidents, re, due
to poor electrical contact replace the socket with help of a specialist.
Floor installation
1. Carefully remove the heater from the package.
2. Make sure that the parts of the appliance have no remaining crumbles of packing foam plastic
or other debris.
3. Remove the two support legs from the packaging of the convector.
4. Turn the unit so that its bottom was in easy access.
5. Attach the support legs to the bottom of the device to the le and right sides so that the
fastening holes align with the holes on the xture.
6. Tighten the screws in the existing holes.
Fig. 6
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300 494 600
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1. Inclusion
1.1 Connect the convector to the mains by inserting the plug into the outlet.
2. Selecting the heating power
2.1 Turn the knob in the heating mode position «I» to select low power heating.
2.2 Turn the selector knob to position the heating mode «II» to select the average heating power.
2.3 Turn the selector knob to position the heating mode «III» to select a high heating power.
3. Setting the temperature
3.1 Turn the thermostat knob clockwise until it stops. When the room temperature reaches the
desired level, turn the thermostat knob counter-clockwise to turn o the meter. Now the thermo-
stat will maintain the set temperature, periodically enabling and disabling convector.
4. Shutdown
4.1 Set the mode switch «OFF» and disconnect the appliance from the mains.
ATTENTION!
In order to increase the operational life of the convector is recom-
mended to note the order unit is switched o. Shutting down the output
without pre-cooling of the heating elements can cause overheating and
premature failure.
For models:
H-HV2-10-UI565
H-HV2-15-UI566
H-HV2-20-UI567
H-HV3-10-UI568
H-HV3-15-UI569
H-HV3-20-UI570
Control panel 4
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1. Button «power»
Press the button «power», when the appliance is not working, it starts working by default in Low
power.
2. Button «normal»
Press the button «normal», when the appliance is working, it starts working in middle power.
3. Button «x-heat»
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Press the button «x-heat», when the appliance is working, it starts working in high power.
4. Button «eco»
Press the button «eco», when the appliance is working, it starts working in low power.
5. Button «AF»
Press the «AF» button, the light is working, the appliance would be in anti-freeze mode. Press the
button «AF» again, the appliance would be out of Anti-freeze mode.
6. Button «mute»
Press the «mute», the warning tone is o. Press the button «mute» again, the warning tone is on.
7. Button «x-smart»
Press the button «x-smart», the appliance would be on smart mode:
• When the setting temperature is higher than current temperature of 5 degrees, it starts
working in high power.
• When the setting temperature is higher than current temperature 3 degrees or the setting
temperature is lower than current temperature 5 degrees, it starts working in middle power.
• When the setting temperature is lower than current temperature 3 degrees, it starts working
in low power.
8. Button «light»
Press the button «light», the appliance would be on night mode. The light display, display screen
will turn o.
Press the button «light» again, the appliance would be out of night mode.
9. Button «up» and «down»
• Press the button «up» or «down», it would increase or decrease the temperature settings
(default settings are 25 degrees).
• When set a temperature or timer, if no any setting action in 3 seconds, the timer would be
conrmed.
• When the current temperature is higher than setting temperature of 1 degree, the appliance
will be power o.
• When the current temperature is lower than setting temperature of 1 degree, the appliance
will be power on.
10. Button «timer on»
When in standby, press the button of «timer on», the display screen show number 1 for power on,
press the button «up» again, the display screen would show number 2, the max timer is 24 hours,
press the button of «down», the number would be decrease 1.
11. Button «timer o»
When in power on, press the button of «timer o», the display screen show number 1 for power o
by alarm, the light would be o in the same time, press the button «up» again, the display screen
would show number 2, the max timer is 24 hours, and press the button of «down», the number
would decrease 1.
12. Function «Child lock»
• Press the button «up»/«down» for 3 second, the keyboard lock will be on, the light of «lock»
would be on, the screen would be ashing, it will become to be the previous setting aer 5
seconds; when the keyboard is on, any key is no working.
• For unlock press «up»/«down» for 3 seconds again, the appliance would be unlocked.
13. LED-display
Displays the current temperature value or time settings.
14. «Power» indicator
Lights up when starts heating mode
15. «Standby» indicator
Lights up when convector connecting to electric main
16. «Lock» indicator
Lights up when control panel is locked
17. «NSV» indicator
Lights up when it tests the voltage when the product starts working, if the voltage below ~180V
or over ~240V, the lamp are light.
18. «ELCB» indicator
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the ground, the lamp are light.
19. «ERR» indicator
Lights up when if there is something wrong in the product, the lamp are light.
7. SERVICE
In the process of using an electric convector on the intake, outlet grill or on the device may
appear dust or other contamination. To preserve the health and appearance of the device must
be regularly cleaned from dust and dirt. Before cleaning the external surfaces of the electric
convector, disconnect the appliance from the mains and allow it to cool completely. Clean the
outside of the appliance with a damp, so cloth and then wipe dry and allow the device to dry
completely. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents. Do not damage the appliance with a sharp object,
as scratches on painted surfaces can cause rust.
Troubleshooting Possible causes Removal
Electric convector is connect-
ed to the mains, switch handle
Mode is set to heating but con-
vector does not work.
• No power.
• Violated contacts in the wir-
ing diagram of the circuit.
• Defective switch modes
• Check whether the power
supply is disconnected from
the device and, if necessary,
post power to the appliance.
• Restore reliable connection
contacts.
• Refer to a specialist repair
service center Hyundai.
Electric convector is con-
nected to the mains, switch
handle modes of operation
is set to the heating, but the
heating is not going on.
• The thermostat is set to tem-
perature lower than in the
room.
• Temperature limiter parted
electrical circuit and shut o
the heating elements.
• Defective switch modes.
• Defective power relay.
• Faulty thermostat.
• Defective heating element.
• Faulty temperature limiter.
• Set the thermostat to a
higher temperature heat the
room, turning the thermostat
knob clockwise.
• Ensure that the air inlet or
outlet grill is not blocked by
foreign objects and wait for
the inclusion of the tempera-
ture limiter, aer the body of
the device to cool.
• Refer to a specialist repair
service center Hyundai.
ATTENTION!
See “Rules for safe operation and installation of electric convector”
Table 2
If you are not able to remedy a malfunction according to the recommendations or other malfunc-
tions occur, contact the authorized service center of Hyundai.

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8. ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
H-HV1-10-UI562
H-HV1-15-UI563
H-HV1-20-UI564
H-HV2-10-UI565
H-HV2-15-UI566
H-HV2-20-UI567
H-HV3-10-UI568
H-HV3-15-UI569
H-HV3-20-UI570

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         -
    .    
    .     -
       .   
        Hyundai www.hyundai-hvac.
com.         .
        ,   -
  Hyundai.       .
           -
   .  ,   
         .
1.

       
.         
, ,      . -
         
 ,        ,   -
     .     -
 (.   ),    
   .



H-HVX-X X-UIXXX
  
  
10 -    1000 
15 -    1500 
20 -    2000 
 
  –  

15.
 
RU

1.  - 1 .
2.   - 2 .
3.    – 1 .
4.  .
5.       - 1 .

 1
H-HV1-10-
UI562
H-HV1-15-
UI563
H-HV1-20-
UI564
 
  1000 1500 2000
   4,5 6,8 9,1
 
 / ~220/50 ~220/50 ~220/50
  IP24 IP24 IP24
  Class I Class I Class I
   5,4 6,6 7,6
  613x88x450 770x88x450 890x88x450

1.  
2.    
3.  
4. 
5.   
6. 
7.   
8. 
9.    
. 1

16.  
RU
:
H-HV2-10-
UI565
H-HV2-15-
UI566
H-HV2-20-
UI567
 
  1000 1500 2000
   4,5 6,8 9,1
 
 / ~220/50 ~220/50 ~220/50
  IP24 IP24 IP24
  Class I Class I Class I
   5,4 6,6 7,6
  613x88x450 770x88x450 890x88x450
H-HV3-10-
UI568
H-HV3-15-
UI569
H-HV3-20-
UI570
 
  1000 1500 2000
   4,5 6,8 9,1
 
 / ~220/50 ~220/50 ~220/50
  IP24 IP24 IP24
  Class I Class I Class I
   7,2 9,8 10,2
  613x95x450 770x95x450 890x95x450
450
450 450
613 770 890
. 2
         
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        -
     
  (  \  ),
        
  ,       
   \  \  
   .     
    ,      +\- 5-20
(     ).

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 
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2.

     . 
         
     ,      .
         
       .

1.      .
2.        .  
,           .
3.        
.
4. ,        ,  
         .
5.      ,       
  .
6.   ,   .        
  .      ,     
   /  .
7.      ,    
  .    ,      
.
8.      ,    .
9.      .    
        .      
  ,      180    .  
         ,  ,  
.    ,        .
10.      ,     ().
11.      ,      .
12.     ,       
      .
13.   ,        . 
    ,    
      , 
.
14.       .  
         .
15.        .
16.        ,  
,    ,        
     ,   .
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    ,   -
 .

18.  
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17.           
  .    ,     
.
18.           .
19.          -
,    ,      
     .
20.         
 .          
    .
21.       .   
     ,    
.
22.     ,     . 
 ,   ,    ,
     .
23.        ,     . 
   .      .
24.       ,   
  ,        
   .     
,           
  .
25.         
,           
,    .    
    .
26.        . 
      .
27.     ,       
,     (   )  
.
28.         
  ,       .
     ,    .
29.       ( )  
,    ,  
  ,           
   ,    .  ,
     .
3.
        .
         
 .
*      .

19.
 
RU
4.

1.         .
2.             -

3.         
  
4.  ,         -
   
5.         , 
*,   *
6.          -

7.     ,     
   ,   
8.   .      .
*     
. 3 . 4 . 5

1.     .
2. ,            
 .
3.  2     
4.   ,      .
5.              -
,         .
6.      ,    . -
  .
7.            -
     . ,    
    ,       
8.        ,   
Fig. 6
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20.  
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     .     -
  ,     .
9.    *,    . ,  -
      ,    .
10.     .     -
     ,      -
.    
*     
5.
1.          
~220, 50 .
2.   ,       -
 ,       
.
3.          -
 .
4.      .    -
      10.      -
       .  , 
     .     -
:     .     
    ,  ,    .
      50°,   , -
,         -
  .    .
6.
:
H-HV1-10-UI562
H-HV1-15-UI563
H-HV1-20-UI564
1. 
1.1.     ,      
.
2.    
2.1.        «I»  
  .
2.2.        «II»  
  .
!
       
  10       2000
   12      2500.
       31,5 2 (
)