Purmo KABA2 User manual

KABA2
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING MANUAL
A NEW GENERATION THAT TURNS EVOLUTION INTO A REVOLUTION CLASS I – 230V & 400V – 50 HZ
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SAFETY
INFORMATION
Due to the safety standard EN 60335,
the text below is obligatory for all electric
products, not only radiators.
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 and clean
the appliance or perform user maintenance.
CAUTION
THIS PRODUCT MUST NOT BE INSTALLED IN A BATHROOM OR OTHER
SIMILAR HIGH HUMIDITY AREA.
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.
WASTE DISPOSAL ACCORDING TO WEEE DIRECTIVE
(2012/19/EU)
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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1. GENERAL
INFORMATION
• This appliance is a sealed electric radiator.
• This appliance conforms to the standards EN 60335-1
and EN 60335-2-30.
• This appliance is insulation class I and has electrical
protection level IP21.
• This appliance complies with the European Directive
2014/30/EU (CE Marking on all appliances).
• KABA2:
- for wall mounting or freestanding positioning.
- 230 V – 50 Hz supply.
- Supplied with 3 core cable and fitted with an earthed
plug, wall brackets and screws.
- or 400 V – 50 Hz supply.
- for wall mounting only.
- Supplied with 3 core cable, wall brackets and screws.
2. INSTALLATION
POSITIONING
• The radiator must be positioned horizontally in order for
it to function correctly.
•
The radiator must be positioned according to the
applicable standards. The minimum distances as
specified in picture 1 should be carefully observed.
• The radiator must be fixed to the wall using the wall
brackets supplied.
• The radiator must not be located underneath an electrical
socket.
FIXING
• Mark out the distance between the brackets and the
positions of the screw holes as shown in the table in
picture
2A .
• Note that the brackets can be used to measure the height of
the bottom fixing hole, see picture
2B .
• 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 finalizing
installation.
• 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 directly into
the timber. All walls being considered should have no more
than a maximum of 3 mm wall finishing. For walls made of
other materials, for example hollow bricks; please consult
your installer and/or specialist supplier.
In all cases it is strongly recommended that a suitably
qualified professional installer or similar tradesperson
carries out the installation.
CONNECTION
• The electrical installation must comply with local or
national regulations.
• The radiator must be connected to the electrical supply
using the supply cable fitted to the unit.
• The radiator is equipped with a non-resettable overheat
protection that trips off if the radiator overheats. If the
radiator is removed from the wall brackets, even for a
short time, it must without exception be switched off, see
picture
3 . This may even trip the non-resettable overheat
protection. If the overheat protection trips, its thermal fuse
must be replaced; contact your supplier.
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GB GENERAL
INFORMATION

OVERVIEW
Electronic PlD control unit for electric radiator, programmable
digital control, white color.
PRODUCT PLUS POINTS
OPERATION
DIAGRAM
• Buttons
overview
Selecting operating modes
Plus and minus buttons, used to set temperatures, time, date and
programs
Save
settings

Indicator overview

Electronic PID control with microprocessor.

Setting temperature can be viewed in all operating modes.

Double pole ON/OFF switch.

Gauge consumption: Automatic indication of the level of
consumption
according to the setting temperature.
Energy consumption indication: posting of the
estimated
amount of energy consumed in kWh since the
last reset to 0 of
the energy meter.

Open window detection: Automatic switching to frost
protection mode when the device detect a significant
drop in tem
perature.
7 day program: you have the option, for each day of
the week, of assigning five different program profiles.
Child anti-tamper: The control panel can be locked,
making changes impossible.
 Special safety for social or private rental housing:
o
Limits of the adjustment range of the Comfort
setting tem
perature.
o
PIN code lock of settings reserved for
professionals.

Active memory: Permanent backup of the whole of
settings
and programming, backup date and time of
3h.
Gauge
consumption
Heating
indicator
Days of the week (1=Monday … 7= Sunday)
Setting
temperature
Open window detection indicator
Keypad
locked
Operation
modes:
Auto
mode
Comfort
mode
Eco
mode
Frost protection mode
Time and date setting mode
Programming mode
Settings
Note
Before carrying out any setting procedures, ensure that
the keypad is indeed unlocked (see page 10).
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• Auto
mode
In Automatic Mode, the device will
automatically change from
Comfort
mode to Eco mode according to
the
established program.
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• Frost protection mode
This mode enables you to protect
your home against the effects of
cold
weather (frozen pipes, etc.), by
maintaining a minimum temperature of
7°C in it at all times. Select this mode
when you will be away from your home
for a
long time (more than 5 days).
GAUGE CONSUMPTION, ENERGY
SAVINGS
SETTING THE COMFORT MODE
TEMPERATURE
POWER
ON
Mode
overview Display
Restoring factory settings See pages 15, 17 and 20.
SELECTING THE OPERATING MODE
The button allows you to adapt the
operating
schedule of your device to your
needs, depend
ing on the season, whether your
home is occu
pied or not.
Press the button several times to select the
required mode.
Mode
sequence:
R
ecommended Comfort setting temperature should be lower
or
equal to 19°C.
In the device display, a selector indicates the energy comsump-
tion level by positioning it in front of the color: red, orange or
green. So, depending on the setting temperature, you can
choose your level of energy usage. As the temperature setting
increases, the consumption will be higher.
The gauge appears in Auto, Comfort, Eco and Frost protection
modes and whatever the temperature level.
Mode
overview Display
2 different cases depending on your set-up
:
A. 7 day and daily program
Your device has been programmed and is executing Comfort and Eco
mode orders in line with the settings and time periods you have selected
(see "7 day and daily program integrated" chapter page 10).
B. Without program
if the 7 day and daily program is not enabled, then your device’s
factory settings mean that it will operate in nonstop Comfort mode, 7
days of the week.
You can access the Comfort temperature set up from the Auto
and Comfort Mode. It is preset to 19°C.
Using
and you can adjust the temperature from 7°C to
30°C by intervals of 0.5° C.
Note: you can limit the Comfort temperature, see page 14
for more details.
Auto
Comfort
Eco Frost Protection
Power on switch
Set the switch in ON position in order
to power up the appliance.
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• Comfort
mode
Non-stop Comfort mode. The device
will operate 24 hours a day to achieve
the temperature which has been set
(e.g. 19°C). The Comfort mode
temperature level can be set by the
user
(see Setting the comfort mode
temperature page 9).
• Eco
mode
Eco, which means the Comfort Mode
temperature minus 3.5°C. This enables
you to lower the temperature
without
having to reset the Comfort Mode
tem
perature.
Select this mode for
short term
absenc
es (between 2 and
24h) and during
the
night.
C - Red color
High Temperature
level: it is advisa
ble
to significantly
reduce the setting
temperature.
Setting temp.
> 22°C
When the setting
temperature is
higher than 22°C
B - Orange color
Average
tempe
rature level: it
is
advisable
to slightly reduce
the setting
temper
ature.
19°C < Setting
Temp.
≤ 22°C
When the setting
temperature is
higher than 19°C
and lower or equal
to
22°C.
A - Green color
Setting temp. ≤ 19°C
When the setting
Ideal temperature. temperature is
lower or equal to
19°C
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1- From Auto, Comfort, Eco or Frost protection mode, press
for 5 seconds.
The cursor moves to the setting day and time mode.
It is possible to see the estimation of energy consumption in kWh
since the last reset of the energy meter.
Display of the estimated power consumption
To see this estimation, from Auto,
Comfort, Eco or Frost protection
mode, then press .
To exit the display mode of
consumption: press
or , the device is automatically in
the previous active mode.
2- Select
using
or . The two hour figures will flash.
Resetting the energy meter
To reset the energy meter, from Auto, Comfort, Eco or Frost pro-
tection mode, then proceed as follows.
1- Press
.
2- Press
simultaneously
and for more than 5 seconds.
To exit resetting the energy meter, press or , the
de- vice is automatically in the previous active mode.
The hours will scroll quickly, if you press the or
and hold
them.
Save by pressing .
Keypad lock
To lock the keypad, press the
and buttons and hold
them down for 10 seconds. The
padlock symbol appears
on the display, the keypad is
locked.
3- The two minute figures will flash.
Select
using or .
Save by pressing
.
Keypad
unlock
To unlock the keypad, press the and buttons and
hold
them down for 10 seconds again. The padlock symbol
disappears from the display, keypad is unlocked.
4- The courser above the number 1 (which represents the
Monday) will flash. Select the day using or .
Seve by pressing .
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In this mode, you have the option of programming your device,
by setting one of the five programmes on offer for each day of
the week.
Access to the programming mode
From Auto, Comfort, Eco or Frost protection mode, press for
5 seconds to enter into the programming mode.
Schematic sequence of programming settings:
5- To change and/or allocate programs press
. To exit the
Setting day and time
In this mode, you can set day and time to program your device
in line with your needs.
setting the time and day mode, press
3 times.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
3
Setting
time
Setting
day
Programmes
choice
1
5 sec.
7 DAY AND DAILY PROGRAM
INTEGRATED, ENERGY SAVINGS
CHILD ANTI-TAMPER,
KEYPAD LOCK/UNLOCK
CONSUMPTION INDICATION
ACCUMULATED IN KWH, ENERGY
SAVINGS
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Choices
programmes
Schematic sequence of programmes:
Your device’s default setting is non-stop Comfort for 7 days a
week.
3-
With
or , select P1.
P1 will flash. Press for 5 seconds to make changes.
Programmes overview
- Comfort: your device will operate in Comfort mode, 24 hours a
day, as regards each day selected.
Note: You can set the Comfort mode temperature to the tem-
perature you require (see Setting the comfort mode tempera-
ture page 9).
-
Eco: The device will operate 24 hours a day in Eco mode.
Note: You can set the temperature-lowering parameters (see
Setting the Eco mode temperature lowering-level page 14).
-
P1: your device will operate in Comfort mode from 06:00 to
22:00 (and in Eco mode from 22:00 to 06:00).
-
P2: your device will operate in Comfort mode from 06:00 to
09:00 and from 16:00 to 22:00 (and in Eco mode from 09:00 to
16:00 and from 22:00 to 06:00).
-
P3: your device will operate in Comfort mode from 06:00 to
08:00, from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 18:00 to 23:00 (and in Eco
mode from 23:00 to 06:00, from 08:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00
to 18:00).
Potential modifications of programmes
If the default time schedules for the P1, P2 and P3 programmes
does not suit your routines, you can change them.
Modifying the P1, P2 or P3 programmes.
If you modify the time schedules for the P1, P2 or P3 programmes,
the schedules will be modified for all the days of the week for
which P1, P2 or P3 had been set.
1- If you just set the time and day, go to step 2.
From Auto, Comfort, Eco or Frost protection mode, press
for 5 seconds.
When the cursor moves above the setting time symbol ,
press shortly.
4- The P1 start time (which by default is 06:00) will flash.
Using
or , you can change this time, by increments of
30 minutes.
Save by pressing .
5-
The P1 end time (which by default is 22:00) will flash. Using
or
, you can change this time, by increments of 30
minutes.
Save by pressing
.
2- Press or . The cursor moves above prog .
6-
Press to exit the programming Mode and return to Auto
Mode.
Note: without action on the keys, it will return to Auto after a few
minutes.
Choices and allocation programs
1-
If you just set the time and day, the cursor moves automati-
cally under PROG.
From Auto, Comfort, Eco or Frost protection mode, then press
for 5 seconds. When the cursor positioned under the set
time symbol , press
again.
Prior
information:
display
area
Correspondence days /
numbers
Monday
1
Tuesday
2
Wednesday
3
Thursday
4
Friday
5
Saturday
6
Sunday
7
2
Comfort
Eco
P1
P2 P3
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