Myson FINESSE User manual

01.03.2020
Finesse
Installation, operating, and instruction manual
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MYSON
Purmo Group (UK) Ltd
Eastern Avenue, Team Valley
Gateshead, Tyne & Wear
NE11 0PG, UK
T: 0845 402 3434
F: 0191 491 7568
[email protected]
www.myson.co.uk
Register your warranty
online at www.myson.co.uk
Class I - 230V - 50 Hz

1.0 Warnings & Safety InformationContents
1.0 Warnings & Safety Information 03
2.0 General Information 05
3.0 Warranty 05
4.0 Installation 06
5.0 Maintenance, Repair & Disposal 07
6.0 Waste Disposal According to The WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU) 08
7.0 Operation 08
7.1 Stand Alone Radiator 09
7.2 Radiator Connected to a TOUCH4 Central Programmer 09
7.3 Other Functions 10
8.0 Parameter Menu 11
8.1 How to Enter the Parameter Menu 11
8.2 How to Exit the Parameter Menu 11
8.3 Functions Available in the Parameter Menu 12
8.3.1 Check and Set Time 12
8.3.2 Checking the Time 12
8.3.3 Setting the Time 13
8.3.4 Check Programme Heating Times 13
8.3.5 Define User Programme Heating Times 13
8.3.6 Select Additional Features 15
8.3.7 Select Programmes 16
9.0 Radiator Connected to the TOUCH4 Programmer 17
10.0 Technical Characteristics 19
11.0 Preset Programmes 20
12.0 Eco Directive Characteristics 21
13.0 Parameter Menu Template 23
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Safety information
This appliance can be
used by children aged
from 8 years and above
and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or
mental capabilities or
lack of experience and
knowledge, if they have
been given supervision or
instruction concerning use
of the appliance in a safe
way and understand the
hazards involved.
Children shall not play
with the appliance.
Cleaning and user
maintenance shall not be
made by children unless
they are older than 8
and supervised.
Keep the appliance and
its cord out of reach of
children aged less than
8 years.
Children of less than
3 years should be kept
away from the unit unless
continuously supervised.
Children aged from 3 years
and less than 8 years
shall only switch on/off
the appliance provided
that it has been placed
or installed in its normal
operating position and
they have been given
supervision or instruction
concerning use of the
appliance in a safe way
and understand the
hazards involved.
Children aged from 3 years
and less than 8 years shall
not plug in, regulate, clean
the appliance or perform
user maintenance.

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1.0 Warnings & Safety Information (cont...) 2.0 General Information
lThis appliance is a sealed electric radiator
designed for fixed wall-mounted installation.
lThis appliance conforms to the standards EN
60335-1 and EN 60335-2-30.
lThis appliance is class Iand splash resistant
(IP44).
lThis appliance complies with the European
Directive 2014/30/EU (CE Marking on all
appliances).
lThis unit is supplied complete with a
connection cable and wall brackets.
3. Room Temperature Sensor
Cable Hook Assembly
3.0 Warranty
The product is covered by a 2 year warranty
from date of purchase.
2. Power On/Off Switch
1. Thermostat Control
4. Power Cable
CAUTION
Some parts of this
product can become
very hot and cause burns.
Particular attention has
to be given where
children and vulnerable
people are present.
In order to avoid
overheating, do
not cover the radiator.
“Do not cover” means
that the radiator must
not be used for drying
clothes, for example,
by placing them directly
on the radiator.
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS!
Before starting work disconnect power supply!
All installation work and wiring work related to the
radiators, thermostats and programmers must be
carried out only when de-energized.
The appliance should be installed by and
commissioned by qualified professionals only.
Make sure to adhere to valid safety regulations.
Any repairs or maintenance within the warranty
period should be carried out only by approved
service engineers confirmed by MYSON.
For the correct installation of radiators it
is essential that the fixing of the radiator is
carried out in such a way that it is suitable
for intended use AND predictable misuse. A
number of elements need to be taken into
consideration including the fixing method
used to secure the radiator to the wall, the
type and condition of the wall itself, and any
additional potential forces or weights, prior
to finalising installation. IN ALL CASES IT IS
STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT A SUITABLY
QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL INSTALLER
OR SIMILAR TRADESPERSON CARRIES OUT
THE INSTALLATION.
PLEASE NOTE:The fixing materials provided are only
intended for installation on walls made of solid wood,
bricks, concrete or on timber-frame stud walls where the
fixing is into the timber. All walls being considered should
have no more than a maximum of 3mm wall finishing.
For walls made of other materials, for example hollow
bricks, please consult your installer and/or specialist
supplier. ONCE AGAIN, IF YOU ARE UNSURE, IT IS
STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT A SUITABLY
QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL INSTALLER OR
SIMILAR TRADESPERSON CARRIES OUT THE
INSTALLATION.
The radiator is equipped with an overheat
protection that cannot be reset (melt fuse). This
overheat protection disconnects the current if
the radiator becomes too hot (e.g. when covered).
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced
by the manufacturer, his service agent or similar
qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
The radiator is filled with an exact amount
of environmental friendly vegetable oil. Any
repairs that require the radiator to be opened
shall therefore only be carried out by the
manufacturer or his approved agent. Please
contact MYSON in case of leakage.

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4.0 Installation 4.0 Installation (cont...)
C 135 205
D 90 163
Height (mm) 300 500
A 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160
B 101 203 355 508 660 711 965 1016 1320 1727
Length (mm) 400 500 650 800 950 1000 1250 1300 1600 2000
FINESSE Double Panel (refer to figure 2)
STAND ALONE CONNECTION
lThe electrical installation must comply with
local or national regulations.
lThe radiator must be connected to the
electrical supply, using a switched fused
spur with 3mm separation on all poles.
lIf the radiator is installed in a bathroom or
shower room, it must be protected with a
residual current device (RCD) with a rated
residual current not exceeding 30 mA.
lThe radiator should be connected by a
suitable and qualified electrician. Please
refer to the wiring diagram (figure 5) for the
connection of the radiator.
5.0 Maintenance, Repair & Disposal
lUse only a damp cloth for cleaning and wiping
of the radiator which should be switched off
at this time.
lWhen scrapping the radiator, follow the
regulations concerning the disposal of oil.
Figure 5.
Wire Colours
BR = Brown
BK = Black (Neutral)
BL = Blue
G/Y = Green/Yellow
POSITIONING
lThe radiator must be positioned horizontally,
the right way up on the wall in order for it to
function correctly. Never switch the radiator
on in any other position as this will damage
the electrical element.
lThe radiator must be positioned according
to the applicable standards and the
minimum distances as specified in figure 1
should be carefully observed.
lThe radiator must not be located
underneath an electric socket.
lThis product is splash resistant with an
IP44 rating. This must be considered when
installing in a location containing a bath or
shower, as defined by BS 7671.
lThe radiator may be positioned in zone 2
(figure 4) of the bathroom, in so far as no
operating controls (button, switch, etc.) are
in reach of persons in the bath or under
the shower.
FIXING
lMark out the distance between the brackets
and the positions for the screw holes as
shown in figure 2 and the dimension tables at
the top of page 7, and ensure the safety clips
are used (see figure 3).
A
D
L
B
C
H
FLOOR
Figure 2.
Figure 3.
Figure 1.
Step 1 Step 2
Zone 1 Zone 2
Zone 2
Zone 0
OUTSIDE ZONES
3m
2.25m
0.6m
0.6m
Figure 4.
Safety Clip-on Brackets
Min.
200mm
Min.
100mm
Min. 100mm
Min. 100mm
Min.100mm
Min.
200mm
Min.
100mm
Min. 100mm
Min. 100mm
Min.100mm

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7.0 Operation (cont...)6.0 Waste Disposal According to The WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU)
FROST PROTECTION MODE
• Turn dial “D” to the snow flake
symbol.
REDUCED MODE
• Turn dial “D” to the moon
symbol.
COMFORT MODE
• Turn dial “D” to the sun
symbol.
• Select the required room
temperature between 5 and
30°C using dial “B”.
7.1 STAND-ALONE RADIATOR
lSelect one of the following operating modes
using dial D (figure 6):
COMFORT MODE
Select this mode for periods of normal
occupancy.
REDUCED MODE
Select this mode for night-time or when the
house is unoccupied for several hours. This
mode will lower the temperature of the room by
3.5°C from the “Comfort mode” set temperature.
FROST PROTECTION MODE
This mode is to be used when the house is
unoccupied for extended periods. The radiator
will maintain the room temperature at 7°C.
7.2 RADIATOR CONNECTED
TO A TOUCH4 CENTRAL
PROGRAMMER
lWhen connected to a central programmer
(refer to page 11), select the automatic
operation mode by turning dial “D” to the
clock symbol.
AUTOMATIC MODE
lThis mode is intended to be used in
combination with an external programmer,
or the built in programmer.
Note: Preset program P1 must be selected.
Example: If the comfort temperature is set to
21°C and dial “D” is set to -5, then the radiator
will give a room temperature of 16°C in this case.
7.3 OTHER FUNCTIONS
lThe switch (E, figure 6) at the bottom
of the control panel can be used to limit the
output (surface temperature) of the heating
element in the front panel.
AUTOMATIC MODE
• Select the desired room
temperature during periods of
normal occupancy between 5
and 30°C using dial “B”.
• Rotate dial “D” within the area
covered by the symbol.
At night or during periods
of inoccupancy, the radiator
will reduce its temperature
output. The value on this
scale indicates the desired
temperature reduction.
7.0 Operation
A
B
C
D
E
F
Figure 6.
lThe On/Off button is located at the bottom
of the control side of the radiator (F, figure
6). The radiator should only be switched
“on” when it is correctly installed and
secured to the wall brackets. When the radiator
is switched on, LED (C) will flash orange, and
then LED (A) will turn green or red depending
upon the heating demand.
Waste disposal according to
the WEEE Directive (2012/19/
EU). The symbol on the product
label indicates that the product
may not be handled as domestic
waste, but must be sorted separately. When
it reaches the end of its useful life, it shall be
returned to a collection facility for electrical and
electronic products. By returning the product,
you will help to prevent possible negative
effects on the environment and health to which
the product can contribute if it is disposed of as
ordinary domestic waste. For information about
recycling and collection facilities, you should
contact your local authority/municipality or
refuse collection service or the business from
which you purchased the product. Applicable to
countries where this Directive has been adopted.

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7.0 Operation (cont...)
8.1 HOW TO ENTER THE
PARAMETER MENU
The thermostat has a parameter menu. In order
to enter this menu, follow the below steps:-
lRotate dial B to 5, turn dial D to , and slide
switch E to the left .
lRotate dial B to 30 then back to 5.
lRotate dial D to Sthen back to
lSlide switch E to then back to
Note: LED A & C will both flash green while in the
top level of the parameter menu.
Note: When in the parameter menu, switch E
should always be in the left position when not
in use.
Note: The position of dial B has no influence in
the top level of the parameter menu.
8.1 HOW TO ENTER THE
PARAMETER MENU
To exit from the top level of the parameter menu
and return to normal operation, either do not
manipulate any of the controls for 60 seconds,
or follow the below steps:-
lRotate dial D to S, then slide switch E to
then back to to confirm.
lLED A & C will flash red 5 times.
Note: Dial B & D, and slide switch E will need to
be set to the normal operation positions.
~60°C MAX~75°C MAX
~90°C MAX
Note: When considering the permanent use
of the radiator at 60°C or 75°C maximum, the
following correction factor should be applied for
the output.
E SWITCH SURFACE
TEMP.
DOUBLE PANEL
~ 60°C max ~ 0.80
~ 75°C max ~ 0.90
~ 90°C max 1
E.g. A 1,000 Watt double panel with the E switch
on the 60°C position will deliver max. 800
Watts. These values should be considered when
selecting the number and type of panels to cover
the calculated heat losses.
lTwo LED indicators (A and C, figure 6)
indicate the working mode of the radiator.
LED A
GREEN Radiator switched on
RED Radiator heating
LED C (only when external programmer connected)
OFF Comfort mode
GREEN BLINKING
(CYCLE OF 4-BLINKS
THEN PAUSE, 4-BLINKS,
REPEATED).
Reduced mode
TROUBLESHOOTING
LED A
RED
BLINKING Sensor problem Contact the
manufacturer or
service agent
ORANGE/
GREEN
BLINKING
Open window
detected -
Radiator not
heating See section 8.3.6
Select additional
features
ORANGE/RED
BLINKING
Open window
detected -
Radiator heating
LED A and C
LED A
BLINKING
ORANGE
LED C
BLINKING
ORANGE
Key lock active De-activate
key lock
LED A OFF
LED C
BLINKING
GREEN/RED
Change to “Power
break (when
dial “D” is set to
Automatic mode)”.
See section 8.3.3
Setting the time
KEY LOCK FUNCTION
Use the Key Lock function to prevent any
changes to your settings (in a child’s room,
public area… etc.)
lTo activate the Key Lock function, slide the
switch (E, figure 6), to the left , then to the
right , then back to the left . Repeat this
sequence 3 times.

lLED A & C will both flash orange 5 times.
lRepeat the same procedure to unlock the
keypad.
Note: When unlocking the Key Lock function,
LED A & C will flash orange during the unlock
sequence. When successfully unlocked, LED A &
C will flash green 5 times.
Note: If any alterations are made to dials B or D,
or to switch E, when the Key Lock is active, LED A
& C will flash orange 5 times to indicate the Key
Lock is active.
This function is available in all operating modes.
To check the actual settings, that were stored
before the key lock was activated, slowly move
dials B or D, or switch E.
When dial B is moved to the stored setting, LED
(A) will flash orange/green.
When dial D is moved to the stored setting, LED
(C) will flash orange/green.
When switch E is moved to the stored setting,
LED (C) will flash orange/red.
8.0 Parameter Menu

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8.0 Parameter Menu (cont...)8.0 Parameter Menu (cont...)
8.3 FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE IN
THE PARAMETER MENU
When in the top level of the parameter menu,
the below functions can be accessed:-
Symbol Parameter Function
No function
Check and set time
Check programme heating times
-3,5 Define user programme heating times
-5 Select additional features
-10 Select programmes
-15 No function
SExit parameter menu
Note: After entering the above functions, if you
wish to return to the top level of the parameter
menu, either do not manipulate any of the
controls for 60 seconds, or follow the below
steps:-
lRotate dial D to S.
lLED A & C will both flash orange.
lSlide switch E to then back to to confirm.
lLED A & C will flash green.
8.3.1 CHECK AND SET TIME
To enter into this function, follow the below
steps:-
lRotate dial D to the then slide switch E to
then back to to confirm.
lLED A & C will stop flashing green and change
to solid red or solid green.
Note: The time template, located in the rear of
the user manual, will be needed to set the day
and time.
lCut out the time template from the manual,
and place it over the control.
8.3.2 CHECKING THE TIME
lRotate dial B until LED A changes from solid
red to solid green, and rotate dial D until
LED C changes from solid red to solid green.
lIn the above example, the time values are
Day 2 and the time is approximately 05:30.
8.3.3 SETTING THE TIME
lTo set the time, rotate dial B to the current
time and rotate dial D to the current day of
the week.
lSlide switch E to then back to to save the
time setting.
lLED A & C will both change to solid green.
Note: If power is lost, from a power cut or the
product is switched off, even just for a few
seconds, the time and day setting will be lost.
8.3.4 CHECK PROGRAMME
HEATING TIMES
To enter into this function, follow the below
steps:-
lRotate dial D to the then slide switch E to
then back to to confirm.
lLED A will stop flashing green and change
to solid red or solid green.
lLED C will be off.
Note: The time template, located in the rear of
the user manual, will be needed to set the day
and time.
lRotate dial D to the day of the week that is to
be checked.
lRotate dial B from 00hrs to 24hrs, taking note
of at what time LED A changes between red
and green.
Red = Reduced mode
Green = Comfort mode
8.3.5 DEFINE USER PROGRAMME
HEATING TIMES
Note: Once saved, the user defined programmes
are not lost in the event of a power cut. However,
the time will reset to 00:00 and Day 1 when the
power returns, if not set, so the product may not
heat at the expected times.
ATTENTION: If a user defined programme has
already been created and saved, it will be lost as
soon as the “define user programme” function is
entered.
To enter into this function, follow the below
steps:-
lRotate dial D to the -3,5 then slide switch E to
then back to to confirm.

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8.0 Parameter Menu (cont...)8.0 Parameter Menu (cont...)
lLED A will be off.
lLED C will stop flashing green and change to
flashing orange/green, indicating that dial D
must now be set to Day 1.
Note: The time template, located in the rear of
the user manual, will be needed to set the day
and time.
lRotate dial D to 1.
lLED A will start flashing red.
lLED C will be off.
lRotate dial B to the start time of the first
comfort period, then slide switch E to then
back to to confirm.
lLED A will change from flashing red to
flashing green.
lRotate dial B to the end time of the first
comfort period, then slide switch E to then
back to to confirm
lLED A will change from flashing green
flashing red.
lRotate dial B to the start time of the second
comfort period, then slide switch E to then
back to to confirm.
lLED A will change from flashing red to
flashing green.
lRotate dial B to the end time of the second
comfort period, then slide switch E to then
back to to confirm.
lLED A will change from flashing green to
flashing red.
lIf more than two Comfort periods are
required, repeat the previous steps for the
start and end time of each comfort period.
lIf all comfort periods have been defined for
Day 1, rotate dial B to hour 24, then slide
switch E to then back to to confirm.
lLED A will be off.
lLED C will start flashing orange/green,
indicating that dial D must now be set to Day 2.
lRotate dial D to Day 2.
lRepeat the previous steps for setting all
desired comfort periods for Day 2 to Day 7.
Note: If LED A was flashing green at the end
of the previous day (comfort), LED A will flash
green at the start of the following day, signifying
that the comfort period will continue into the
following day. Rotate dial B to the end of this
comfort period, and switch E to then back to
to confirm. LED A will change from flashing
green to flashing red.
lWhen dial D is set to hour 24 on Day 7,
signifying all comfort periods have been
defined, slide switch E to then back to to
confirm.
lThe user defined programme will be stored
and the thermostat will automatically exit,
and return to the parameter menu.
lLED A & C will flash green.
8.3.6 SELECT ADDITIONAL FEATURES
The thermostat has Adaptive Start and Open
Window Detection functions.
ADAPTIVE START
Disabled - Heating up to reach the Comfort set
temperature will start at the programmed time.
Enabled - Heating up will start at the predicted
optimal time to reach the Comfort set
temperature at the programmed time.
Note: This feature will only function when the
radiator follows the built in programmer.
OPEN WINDOW DETECTION
This function will switch the radiator from any
active mode to “Frost Protection” mode when
an open window is detected (room temperature
drops within a certain time. LED A will flash
orange/red when heating, or flash orange/green
when not heating.
To return to previous mode, turn Dial B or D and
then turn it back to the original position. If no
manual intervention has been detected within 30
minutes, the radiator will return automatically to
the previous operation mode.
To enter into this menu and select these
additional features, follow the below steps:-
lRotate dial D to -5 then slide switch E to
then back to .
lLED A will stop flashing green and change to
solid orange.
Orange = feature not selected.
Green = feature currently selected.
lLED C will be off.
Note: Adaptive Start and Open Window
Detection are both set to enabled by default.
Symbol Adaptive Start Window Open
Detection
Disabled Disabled
Disabled Enabled
Enabled Disabled
-3,5 Enabled Enabled
-5 No function
-10 No function
-15 No function
SExit (return to top level of
parameter menu)

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9.0 Radiator Connected to the TOUCH4 Programmer
N L
N
LOAD L LOAD
N L
N
LOAD L LOAD
230V 50Hz SUPPLY
NEUTRAL LIVE EARTH
G/Y
BRBL
BL BR
G/Y
BK
Fused Spur
Electric
Radiator
Cable
Terminal
Block
Mark switched live
pilot wire with brown
insulation tape
Mark switched live
pilot wire with brown
insulation tape EARTH
BK
BK
Fused Spur
PILOT WIRE FROM
PROGRAMMER
(switched live)
G/Y
Figure 7.
Wire Colours
BR = Brown
BK = Black
BL = Blue
G/Y = Green/Yellow
8.0 Parameter Menu (cont...)
When connected to the TOUCH4 (figure 7),
select the automatic operation mode.
lA suitable means of local isolation of the
radiator from both the electrical supply and
the pilot wire signal must be provided.
lThe fused spurs must be clearly marked to
indicate that two sources of electrical supply
may be present.
AUTOMATIC MODE
lSelect the desired
room temperature
during periods of
normal occupancy
between 5 and 30°C
using dial “B”.
lRotate dial “D” within the area covered
by the symbol. The value on this scale
indicates the desired temperature reduction
during the night or during shorter periods of
absence.
lWhen the house is unoccupied for longer
periods (e.g. holiday) you can override the
clock programme by rotating dial “D” around
to “Reduced” or “Frost protection” mode.
lThe section highlighted with symbol
should only be used when connected to the
TOUCH4. If the radiator is set in this position
when not connected, then it will only work in
comfort mode .
lThe TOUCH4 has an IP20 rating.
lRotate dial D to or -3,5 and then
slide switch E to then back to to confirm.
lLED A will change to solid green to indicate
the currently selected option.
8.3.7 SELECT PROGRAMMES
The thermostat has 6 preset heating
programmes, P1 – P6 (page 20) and 1 user
defined heating programme, U1. To enter into
this menu and select one of these heating
programmes, follow the below steps:-
lRotate dial D to -10 then slide switch E to
then back to to confirm.
lLED A will stop flashing green and change
to solid orange or solid green.
Orange = programme not selected.
Green = programme currently selected.
lLED C will be off.
Symbol Programme Number
P1
P2
P3
-3,5 P4
-5 P5
-10 P6
-15 U1
SExit (return to top level of
parameter menu)
lRotate dial D to the symbol relating to the
desired programme, and then slide switch E
to then back to to confirm.
lLED A will change to solid green to indicate
that this programme is now selected.

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9.0 Radiator Connected to the TOUCH4 Programmer (cont...) 10.0 Technical Characteristics
BRBLG/Y
Zone 2 Zone 1
G/YBLBR
BK
Zone 4 Zone 3
Live
Neutral
BR
BL
G/Y
G/Y
BLBR
BK
G/Y
BLBR
BK
G/Y
BLBR
BK
NL
CH4 CH3 CH2 CH1
Touch
4
BRBLG/Y
Other products in
Zone 1
Other products in
Zone 2
Other products in
Zone 3
Other products in
Zone 4
ON
ON
ON ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
F
U
S
E
ON
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
F
U
S
E
Figure 8.
When installing in a bathroom or wet room, please refer to the installation positions in Section 4.0 Installation on page 6.
Wire Colours
BR = Brown
BK = Black
BL = Blue
G/Y = Green/Yellow
A suitable means of local isolation of the radiator from both the electrical supply and the pilot wire signal must be provided.
The fused spurs must be clearly marked to indicate that two sources of electrical supply may be present. The outputs from
the programmer are switched Live.
ENVIRONMENT:
- Operating temperature
- Transportation and storage temperature
-30°C to +50°C
-30°C to +70°C
RANGES FOR TEMPERATURE SETTINGS:
- Comfort mode
- Reduced mode
- Frost protection mode
+5°C to +30°C
Temp reduction between -3.5°C and -15°C
+7°C
ELECTRICAL INSULATION Class I
ELECTRICAL PROTECTION IP44
IMPACT PROTECTION IK08
POWER SUPPLY 230 VAC - 50 Hz
DIRECTIVES & STANDARDS:
The product has been designed to
comply with the following Directives and
Standards.
• EN 60730-1
• EN 60335-1
• EN 60335-2-30
• EN 62233
• EN 55014-1
• EN 55014-2
• EN 61000-3-2
• EN 61000-3-3
• EN 60529
• LV Directive 2014/35/EU
• EMC Directive 2014/30/EU
• RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU
• ECO Directive 2009/125/EC

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Model identifier(s): FExxxxxx where “x” may be any character.
Day 1 = Monday
Item Symbol Value Unit
Heat Output
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX50 or
50DX40 Pnom 0.50 kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX80 or
50DX50 Pnom 0.75 kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX100 or
50DX65 Pnom 1.00 kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX130 or
50DX80 Pnom 1.25 kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX160 or
50DX95 Pnom 1.50 kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX200 or
50DX125 Pnom 2.00 kW
Minimum heat output (indicative) Pmin N.A. kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX50 or
50DX40 Pmax,c 0.50 kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX80 or
50DX50 Pmax,c 0.75 kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX100 or
50DX65 Pmax,c 1.00 kW
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50DX80 Pmax,c 0.25 kW
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50DX95 Pmax,c 1.50 kW
Nominal heat output where “xxxxxx” = 30DX200 or
50DX125 Pmax,c 2.00 kW
Auxiliary electricity consumption
At nominal heat output eImax 0.00 kW
At minimum heat output eImin N.A. kW
In standby mode eISB <0.001 kW
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12.0 Eco Directive Characteristics (cont...)
Item Unit
Type of heat input, for electric storage local space
heaters only
Manual heat charge control with integrated thermostat N.A.
Manual heat charge control with room and/or outdoor
temperature feedback N.A.
Electronic heat charge control with room and/or outdoor
temperature feedback N.A.
Fan assisted heat output N.A.
Type of heat output/room temperature control
Single stage heat output and no room temperature control No
Two or more manual stages, no room temperature control No
With mechanic thermostat room temperature control No
With electronic room temperature control No
Electronic room temperature control plus day timer No
Electronic room temperature control plus week timer Yes
Other control options
Room temperature control, with presence detection No
Room temperature control, with open window detection Yes
With distance control option No
With adaptive start control Yes
With working time limitation No
With black bulb sensor No
Contact details MYSON Eastern Avenue, Team Valley, Gateshead, Tyne & Wear NE11 0PG, UK
T: 0845 402 3434, F: 0191 491 7568, [email protected], www.myson.co.uk
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