Moe's TV01 User manual

ZigBee Thermostat
Radiator Valve
User Manual • Uživatelský manuál •
Užívateľský manuál • Használati utasítás •
Benutzerhandbuch

2
English
3 –29
Čeština
30 –54
Slovenčina
55 –81
Magyar
82 –108
Deutsch
109 –135

3
Dear customer,
Thank you for purchasing our product. Please read the following instructions carefully
before first use and keep this user manual for future reference. Pay particular attention to
the safety instructions. If you have any questions or comments about the device, please
contact the customer line.
✉www.alza.co.uk/kontakt
✆[phone]
Importer Alza.cz a.s., Jankovcova 1522/53, Holešovice, 170 00 Praha 7, www.alza.cz

4
Manual Information
Prior to using the device, it is essential to thoroughly read this manual. Inside, you will find
crucial details regarding the device's intended purpose. Pay particular attention to the
safety instructions. Keep this manual for future reference. If you pass the device on to
others, ensure the accompanying operating manual is also provided.
Product Overview
The Thermostat Radiator Valve TV01 intelligently regulates heat flow to radiators by
moving a valve. This device allows effortless adjustment of room temperature within the
range of 5 - 30 °C, resulting in energy savings of over 15%. Compatible with the Tuya
smart home system, it operates on the ZigBee 3.0 protocol. Through the Tuya smartphone
app, all system devices can be easily and individually configured. This radiator thermostat
facilitates individual temperature control for each room. It effortlessly fits common radiator
valves and can be mounted without any need for water drainage or intervention in the
heating system. Additionally, the boost function swiftly heats the radiator for a brief period
by opening the valve for 5 minutes, ensuring immediate, comfortable room temperature
due to the emitted heat.

5
Diagram
Startup Instructions
1. Preliminary Steps
•TV01 requires 2 × AA batteries for operation. Please ensure you have these prepared.
•A smart gateway hub is essential for TV01 functionality.
•Temperature readings are displayed in degrees Celsius.
2. Battery Installation/Replacement
•Remove the battery compartment cover located underneath the device.
•Insert 2 new LR6 (mignon/AA) batteries, ensuring correct polarity.
•Reattach the battery compartment cover, securing it in place. A battery symbol
on the display indicates low battery; replace them promptly. Wait approximately 1
minute after removing old batteries before inserting new ones.
•Note: This device does not support rechargeable batteries.
Ring nut
Indicator icon –Programming
week
Set time / date
Programming
Open window
Comfortable temperature
Low battery
Eco temperature
Offset temperature
Week display
Switching between comfortable
and energy saving mode / confirm
key
Adjust temperature / date / time
Press or hold
Date / Temperature display
ZigBee signal
Boost
Automatic mode
Manual mode
Holiday mode
Switching between automatic /
manual / holiday mode
Pair / Boost / Return key

6
3. Setting Date and Time
If batteries are inserted or replaced, the device prompts for date and time after displaying
the firmware version number.
•Use the +/- button to set the year, month, day, hour, and minute. Confirm settings with
the Menu button. Press Boost to return to the previous menu during date and time
setup.
•'InS' with a rotating indicates the motor's return travel.
•When 'AdA' appears, the radiator thermostat can be installed on the valve. After
installation, press Boost to initiate adaptive mode.
•'AdA' with a rotating signifies an adaptive run to adjust the thermostat to the valve.
•If adaptive run starts before installation, press Boost to return the motor to the 'InS'
position. In case of error

7
Installing the Radiator Thermostat
Installing the radiator thermostat is a straightforward process that requires no drainage of
heating water or intervention in the heating system. No specialized tools are needed, and
there is no need to turn off the heating. The ring nut attached to the radiator thermostat is
universally compatible and can be used without additional accessories on valves with a
thread size of M30 × 1,5 from popular manufacturers like:
• Danfoss • Heimeier • MNG • Junkers • Landis&Gyr(Duodyr) • Honeywell-Braukmann •
Oventrop • Schlösser • Comap • Valf Sanayi • Mertik Maxitrol • Watts •
Wingenroth(Wiroflex) • R.B.M • Tiemme • Jaga • Siemens • Idmar54
Additionally, the package includes adapters that allow installation on radiator valves of the
Danfoss RA, Danfoss RAV, and Danfoss RAVL types.
1 Removing Your Current Radiator Thermostat
Rest assured, there's no need to worry about water leakage during this step. Simply
unscrew your existing radiator thermostat.

8
2 Installing with M30 × 1,5 Connector
• If your radiator's connector type is M30 ×1,5 (as shown in the picture below), screw the
TV01 smart radiator thermostat directly onto the radiator. Adjust the angle to ensure the
screen is properly oriented towards the viewer.
• Rotate the thermostat dial to the maximum value; this value might be 6 or 8.
• Verify that the [specific feature] is active.
• Complete the installation of the device.

9
3 Danfoss RAVL Valve Installation
• Confirm that the © is active.
• The valve bodies have elongated notches around their circumference. These notches
ensure the adapter is correctly seated when it snaps on. Fully snap on the adapter so that
the pins inside the adapter align with the notches on the valve.
• Install the adapter ensuring Plane A aligns with Plane B.
• Insert the round tube into the device.
• Complete the installation of the device.
Plane A
Plane B

10
4 Danfoss RAV Valve Installation
• Rotate the thermostat dial to the maximum value; the maximum value may be 6 or 8.
• Confirm that the © is active.
• The valve bodies have elongated notches around their circumference, ensuring the
adapter is properly seated when it snaps on. Fully snap on the adapter so that the pins
inside align with the notches on the valve.
• Install the adapter ensuring Plane A aligns with Plane B.
• Secure the union nut.
• Complete the installation of the device.
Plane B
Plane A