Radialight KLIMA Series User manual

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ENGLISH
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before operating the heater, please read these instructions thoroughly to avoid damage and hazardous situations.
Any use of this heater other than that stipulated in this instruction manual may cause fire, electric shock or injury,
and voids all warranties.
Warranty does not apply to any defect, deterioration, loss, injury or damage caused by, or as a result of, the misuse or
abuse of this heater. The rights dictated by State law are not prejudiced. None of the terms of this warranty are to be taken
as excluding any conditions or warranties implied by State law, which cannot be excluded or modified.
Before any operation remove the packaging and check product integrity. In case of defects or damages do not try to repair it
yourself but contact your dealer.
Do not let children play with the packaging and protect the environment by disposing of the packaging in accordance with
the national regulations for waste processing.
1. For your safety
This appliance is intended for normal household use and not for use in
commercial/industrial environment, in vehicles or on board ships or
aircrafts.
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 without supervision.
Children of less than 3 years should be kept away 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 intended
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: 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.
Make sure that the mains power supply matches the rated input: 230V AC,
50Hz.
Never allow animals or children to play with or touch the product. Attention!
The panel may become very hot while it is working (approximately
80°C=176°F);
WARNING: In order to avoid overheating, do not cover the heater. Do
not hang anything on the heater and do not cover it while it’s working. This
is clearly written on the cover of the product or shown by the symbol

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Do not use the product in rooms saturated with explosive gas, vapours
generated by solvents or paints or flammable vapours/gas.
If the cable and/or plug are damaged, do not repair them yourself but take
the product to the technical service or a qualified repair centre and have
them repaired by specialised personnel in order to avoid any risk of
damage.
Always position the product so that the plug is immediately accessible.
Never position this appliance immediately underneath a power socket.
Do not insert objects or paper into the radiator.
2. Your product
Other than the heater you have chosen the package includes (picture 1):
-N° 1 metal brackets for wall mounting (fixed to the radiator);
-N° 4 nylon plug expansion 8x50mm;
-N° 4 5x60mm cross head screws to fix wall brackets;
Refer to your dealer is something is broken or missing.
3. Safe positioning
Only use the product in its horizontal position;
This product is fitted with a double electrical insulation circuit (class II) and therefore does not require an earth
connection;
Always make observe the minimum distances from walls, furniture and/or objects, as indicated in picture 2.
Never install the product on a surface made from wood or synthetic material.
This product is water resistant to IP24. It may therefore be used in bathrooms or other areas subject to humidity
provided it is never installed within the perimeter of bathtubs or showers (Volume 1 of figure 2).
Do not install the radiator in a draft that could disturb its regulation.
4. Installation
Remove the wall-mounting bracket fixed to the back of the radiator, by releasing first the 2 upper springs and then the
2 lower springs as shown in figure 4.
Rest the bracket on the floor to use it as a template to mark the points a which the two lower fixing holes are to be
made (figure 5A).
Lift the bracket until its lower fixing points coincide with the marks made on the wall before, and use a pencil to mark
the position of the two upper fixing points (figure 5B).
Drill the 4 holes at the points marked previously, and insert the plastic anchors (figure 6).
Fix the bracket to the wall using the 4 screws supplied (figure 7).
Hook the radiator to the bracket starting with the 2 lower fixing points, and then click the 2 upper fixing points into
position (figure 8).
Should you have to remove the radiator from the bracket at a later stage, we recommend releasing the lower two fixing
points first and then the upper fixings.
5. Electrical connections
The product must be powered at a voltage of 230V AC 50Hz.
The product must be supplied with a cable and plug or with a cable for installation. If a product with plug is installed in
France, connect it to the mains power supply by cutting off the plug and using a suitable connection box.
If the product is supplied with a cable for installation without plug, connect it to the mains power supply using a 3-wire
cable (Brown=Live, Blue=Neutral, Black=Pilot wire) and a connection box. If you do not wish to use the pilot wire
functions, just connect the phase and the neutral wires: the product will work correctly even without the
external programmer.
In bathrooms, kitchens or other humid areas, install the connection terminal at least 25cm off the floor.
The electrical connection to the mains power supply must also include a 2-pole switch with a minimum contact
aperture of 3mm. As a priority, always abide you national wiring rules.
It is forbidden to connect the appliance to the earth circuit. DO NOT CONNECT THE PILOT WIRE (BLACK) TO THE
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If the product is powered through a 30mA differential switch, make sure the pilot wire is also controlled by the
differential switch.
6. Using the product
6.1 Description of controls
A –Switch on/Stand-by
B –Operating mode
C –Special functions
D –Increase / Activate
E –Decrease / Deactivate
F –Display
G –Main switch
A B C D E
F
G
6.2 Operating
6.2.1 Switching on the screen
If the screen is not switched on, push any
key to make it light up.
The screen lights up and stays on for 30
seconds after the last time any key is
pushed.
When the screen is switched off, the first
time any key is pushed the screen lights
up without activating the function
controlled by the key pushed.
6.2.2 Switching the radiator on and off
The power supply to the radiator is controlled by a two-pole electromechanical switch (G) located on the right side of the
radiator. When this switch is used the power supply to the electronic board is also switched off and, as a result, all the
parameters saved are lost after about 30 minutes, and the default settings are reinstated.
We recommend only using this switch if the radiator is not to be used for a long period of time, and to rather use the Switch
on / Stand by button (A) for switching off for short periods, in order to avoid losing the settings saved.
When the radiator is switched on using
the main switch on its side, the display
lights up and the stand-by symbol is
displayed.
L
N
Phase (brown)
Pilot wire (black) –DO NOT CONNECT TO EARTH
Neutral (blue)

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To switch on the radiator, push the
Switch on / Stand-by key.
The radiator always comes on in comfort
mode. If the radiator is new or the power
supply has been off for more than 30
minutes, the comfort temperature is at
the default value of 19°C.
To switch off the radiator, hold down the
Switch on / Stand-by key for at least 3
seconds.
Switching the radiator off using the
rocking switch on its side for more than
30 minutes results in the loss of all data
saved (date, time, temperature setting,
etc.).
6.2.3 Selecting the operating mode
Pressing the "M" key repeatedly allows
you to select the operating mode you
require.
The operating modes are activated in the
following order:
→→ → → → →
Once 30" has elapsed since the "M" key
was last pushed, the operating mode
activation sequence begins from the
beginning again, to make it quicker to
switch from any mode to Comfort mode.
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Description
When used
Comfort
When at home The radiator works to maintain the comfort temperature set.
Eco
When you are away from home for short periods (from 2 to 48 hours) or you
are sleeping. The radiator works to maintain the eco temperature set and
save energy.
Anti-freeze
When you are away from home for long periods (more than 48 hours). The
temperature is automatically set at 7±3°C and cannot be changed.
Programme P1
When you want preset programmed operation, suitable for those that do not
work from home. THIS PROGRAM CAN ALSO BE CUSTOMIZED
FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS LISTED IN PARAGRAPH 6.2.6.
Programme P2
When you want preset programmed operation, suitable for holiday homes
used at the weekend.
Programme P3
When you want preset programmed operation, suitable for offices and
workplaces.
Pilot wire
When checking operation of the radiator, using an external control unit with a
pilot wire.
6.2.3.1 Description of preset programmes
00:00 06:00 08:00 12:00 14:00 17:00 24:00
Monday-Friday 
Saturday-Sunday 

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00:00 17:00 24:00
Monday-Thursday 
Friday 
Saturday-Sunday 
00:00 07:00 18:00 24:00
Monday-Friday 
Saturday-Sunday 
= temperature "COMFORT" = temperature "ECO" = temperature anti-freeze
The program P1 can be customized following the instructions listed in paragraph 6.2.6.
The programmes P2 and P3 are preset and cannot be changed, other than in the case of comfort and eco temperature
values.
To set the temperatures (valid for all programmes):
- Select Comfort operating mode and set the relevant temperature.
- Select Eco operating mode and set the relevant temperature.
- Select the programme required P1, P2 or P3.
Please note: When you select programme P1 without ever having set the current date and time, the system will
automatically switch to the regulation mode explained in paragraph 6.2.5.
6.2.3.2 Using the pilot wire
If a connection cable is supplied without a plug, the radiator can also be controlled using specific programmers.
The comfort temperature used in Pilot Wire mode is set, as already explained for the preset programmes, by going to
Comfort mode first, using the "M" key and then selecting the value required using the "+" and "-" keys.
Please note: In Pilot Wire mode, the Eco temperature is always equal to the Comfort temperature less 3,5°C.
6.2.4 Setting the temperatures
The radiator is characterised by 2
reference temperatures, comfort and eco,
which can be set independently.
►
An arrow to the right of the display moves
along a scale from green to red to
indicate whether the temperature differs
more or less from the recommended
value of 19°C.
The preset comfort temperature is 19,0°C
and can be changed using the “+” o “-“
keys.
If the comfort temperature is set at a
value lower than the eco temperature,
the latter is automatically reset at the
comfort value - 0,5°C.
The preset eco temperature is 15,5°C
and can be changed using the “+” or “-“
keys.
The recommended difference between
the comfort and eco temperature values
is 3,5°C. If the difference set differs from
the suggested value, the eco symbol
changes as follows:
→
The maximum value that can be set for
the eco temperature is equal to the
comfort temperature value - 0,5°C.
If the ambient temperature is lower than the temperature required and displayed, the heating indicator switches on, on the
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6.2.5 Setting the day and time
The day and time are set to be able to
use the 3 preset programmes, and this
can be done by holding down the mode
key.
The day flashes the day to be set (1 =
Monday). To edit it, push the “+” or “-“
keys.
Push the mode key to confirm the day set
and move on to setting the time.
The display flashes the hour to be set.
To edit it, push the “+” or “-“ keys.
Push the mode key to confirm the hour
set and move on to setting the minutes.
The display flashes the minutes to be set.
To edit it, push the “+” or “-“ keys.
Push the mode key to confirm the
minutes set and conclude the setting
operation.
The system will go back to the operating
mode activated when setting was started.
If you try to activate a preset programme
without having saved the date and time,
this setting procedure will be activated
automatically.
6.2.6 Customizing P1 Program
Program P1 may be modified to suit the users needs. Modification of P1 gives the user the opportunity to set the wished
ambient temperature, choosing among Comfort, ECO o Frost Free, for every hour of the day and for the whole week.
Please refer to paragraph 6.2.4 in order to set different levels of temperature to each working Mode.
Each displayed hour of the day, shows the temperature level of P1 Program currently set. In case of first use of the radiator,
the set P1 Program profile is the one indicated in Paragraph 6.2.3.1.
In order to display or modify P1 Program, please proceed as follows:
Press “M” to select P1 Program.
In case Time has not been set previously
(brand-new product, or lack of power
connection longer than 30 min.) the time
regulation procedure will be activated
automatically (refer to paragraph 6.2.5)

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To display P1 Program hold button “-“ for
3 seconds.
The first day to see/modify is now
displayed (1= Monday)
Press “+” button to enter the first hour to
see/modify.
Press “M” button to choose the wished
temperature level among Comfort, Eco or
Frost Free:
→→
The displayed temperature once you’ve
selected a specific hour of the day, is the
one currently set on the P1 Program.
Use “+” and “-“ buttons to enter each
hour of day 1 and see/modify the working
temperature of each of them.
The hour displayed always indicates the
starting point. For example: when H 23 is
displayed the modification involves the
period of time between 23:00 and 00:00.
Having modified the temperature for each
of the 23 hours of Day 1, press further “+”
button to enter the modification mode of
Day 2.
Press “+” button to diplay/modify the
working temperature of each hour of Day
2, as descrive for Day 1.
You can set automatically the same
program of Day 1 on Day 2 by holding
the “F” button and pressing “+” button.
Note: you are allowed to copy and paste
the same daily program ONLY WHEN
the number of the day you wish to adjust
is displayed (as showed in the picture),
BUT NOT when the hour is displayed.
Once the last day (Day 7) has been set,
press “+” button to end the program
sequence.
END will appear on the display. A further
pression of “+” button will allow you to
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“OK will appear on the display for 5
second, confirming that the Program
sequence has been carried out
successfully.
System is now set to adjust the
temperature according to the new
adjustment of program P1.
Note: it is possible to exit any time from
the program sequence, without
displaying every hour until Day 7.
To do so, just hold “F” button and press “-
“ button.
N.B.:
- You can abort the display/modification sequence anytime, deleting any settings that have not been saved, just by
pressing “Stand-By” button;
- Restoring the default settings will delete every P1 Program previously created (see paragraph 6.3);
- If no button is pressed within 90 sec. during the Program setting process, the result will be the cancellation of the
display/modification procedure and will restore back the factory default settings;
- During the programmation process, the heating elements will automatically switch to Stand-by mode, and the
radiator does not heat.
EXAMPLE: HOW TO SET A CUSTOM PROGRAM
Let’s see how to program a brand-new radiator, and anticipate the change from ECO to COMFORT temperature one hour
earlier (06:00 a.m. is the default factory settings), for each day from Monday to Friday.
Press “M” to select Program P1
Set the current day of the week (first use
of the radiator) using “+” or “-“ button.
Press “M” and set the current Hour (first
use of the radiator) using “+” or “-“ button.
Press “M” and set the current Minutes
(first use of the radiator) using “+” or “-“
button.
Press “M” to end the time setting
procedure. System now gets back to
Program P1.
Hold “-“ for 3 sec. To enter the
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Press “+” until you’ll see H:05 on the
display (that’s the hour we want to modify
the ECO temperature level to
COMFORT).
Press “M” two times to change the ECO
temperature level to COMFORT.
Press “+” button until you’ll see D:2
appear on the display (Tuesday)
To copy and paste the same program of
Day 1 on Day 2, hold “F” and press “+”
button. The system will automatically
copy the program and display directly
Day 3 (Wednesday).
Repeat the procedure previously
described until D:6 appears on the
display.
Since we don’t want to modify Day 6 and
7, we can exit the Program settings
mode, holding “F” and pressing “-“
button.
“END” will appear on the display.
Press “+” to confirm the modification
process.
“OK” will be flashing on the display for 5
sec.
6.3 Special functions
Repeatedly pushing the "F" key makes it
possible to select the various special
functions available in sequence.
To leave the special functions menu,
simply wait 12 seconds, or push the "M"
key to go back to viewing the operating
mode.

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Reinstating default settings
To reinstate all the radiator's parameters
to the default settings set by the
manufacturer hold at least for 3sec the
"+" key down.
Presence sensor
This function allows the radiator to pick
up whether or not people are in the
space, and automatically regulate the
heating level, in order to optimise comfort
and energy saving.
For further details see paragraph 6.3.1.
Switching the function (ON) or (OFF) is
done by pushing the “+” or “-“ keys
respectively.
Activation is indicated by the relevant
icon that switches on, on the display
Window open sensor
This function makes it possible to detect
an open window and automatically
activate the anti-freeze operating mode.
For further details see paragraph 6.3.2.
Switching the function (ON) or (OFF) is
done by pushing the “+” or “-“ keys
respectively.
Activation is indicated by the relevant
icon that switches on, on the display
Daily consumption
This function makes it possible to view
the power the radiator has consumed
over the previous 24 hours.
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
If the consumption indication is flashing,
this means that the data saved relates to
a period of less than 24 hours.
Please note: The display shows the
estimated consumption, which may differ
from that measured by specific meters,
suitable for the purpose.
Weekly consumption
This function makes it possible to view
the power the radiator has consumed
over the previous 7 days.
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If the consumption indication is flashing,
this means that the data saved relates to
a period of less than 7 days.
Please note: The display shows the
estimated consumption, which may differ
from that measured by specific meters,
suitable for the purpose.
Displaying the ambient temperature
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The display shows the ambient
temperature measured by the radiator.

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Alignment of the ambient temperature
This function is used to edit the ambient
temperature measured by the radiator
and used to manage heating power, if it
needs to be corrected to compensate for
reading errors due to things like being
near to heat sources, or cold air
draughts.
The display flashes the correction value
to be applied. To edit it, push the “+” or “-
“ keys.
If, for example, the temperature set on
the radiator is 19,2°C and the ambient
temperature is measured at 19,5°C, align
it by +0,3°C.
Always wait at least 4 hours for the
temperature to settle, before doing any
alignment.
Remote control
This function allows the radiator to be
controlled using external timers, piloted
sockets with telephonic control, and
similar devices.
For further details see paragraph 6.3.3.
Switching the function (ON) or (OFF) is
done by pushing the “+” or “-“ keys
respectively.
Warning: Activation is NOT indicated by
any icon on the display.
6.3.1 Presence sensor
This function allows the radiator to pick up whether or not people are in the space, and automatically regulate the heating
level, in order to optimise comfort and energy saving.
Thanks to this function, which can only be activated in Comfort mode, the radiator continuously monitors the room and, if no
people are detected, it reduces the comfort temperature set as follows:
Period
of absence
Reduction of the Comfort
temperature
Indication
on the display
60 min
1,0°C
The presence sensor and comfort mode
symbols flash together
(( ))
90 min
2,0°C
120 min
3,5°C
38 hours
Anti-freeze activated 7±3°C
The reduction is temperature always relates to the comfort temperature. If the radiator is in Eco or Anti-freeze mode, no
change in temperature to be maintained in the room will be observed.
Should someone be detected in the room for at least 10 consecutive minutes, the temperature is automatically returned to
the comfort temperature set, without any reduction. The same happens if, while the temperature required is being reduced,
due to an absence of people being detected in the room, the "M" key is pushed.
Important:
Correct operation of this function may depend on where the radiator is positioned in the room. To choose the best
installation position, bear in mind that the sensor detects movements within the area indicated in figure 9, and that no
objects must be in its way. Presence detection is also more effective when people move in front of the sensor that when
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6.3.2 Open window sensor
This function makes it possible to detect an open window and automatically activate the Anti-freeze operating mode.
If a sudden reduction is temperature is detected when the radiator is operating normally, anti-freeze mode is activated
automatically to reduce energy wastage. On the display the window and anti-freeze symbols flash together, while the
symbol for the operating mode set by the user stays on.
Reinstating normal operation does not occur automatically, but must be activated by pushing the "M" key.
Important:
Correct operation of this function may depend on where the radiator is positioned in the room, the presence of draughts, the
outside temperature, and how long the window stays open.
6.3.3 Remote control
This function allows the radiator to be controlled using external timers, piloted sockets with telephonic control, and similar
devices. When the function is active, if the radiator's power supply is reinstated after being interrupted for more than 30
minutes, when it is switched on Stand-by mode is not set as normally happens, by Comfort mode starts immediately. The
comfort temperature is as set before the power supply was interrupted. The (optional) presence sensor and open window
sensor are deactivated. This means that the radiator can be switched on without being in the room.
6.4 Utilities
Lock controls
The radiator's controls can be locked to
prevent settings being changed
accidentally, or by unauthorised people.
To go to lock/unlock mode, hold the "F"
key down.
Once the display reads "LOC":
Hold the "F" key down and push the "+"
key to lock the controls.
Activation is indicated by the relevant
icon that switches on, on the display
Hold the "F" key down and push the "-"
key to unlock the controls.
When this function is activated, in case the supply voltage returns after an interruption exceeding 30min,
the operating mode set at the time of the interruption is recovered. If the operating mode was one of the
three programs P1, P2 or P3 the frost free program is activated instead, because it is necessary to set the
time and the day of the week before activating again a program.

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7. Troubleshooting
Problem
Solution
The radiator does not switch on.
Check that the power supply is on and that it is as indicated
in the radiator's nameplate (e.g. 230 Vac 50 Hz), and that
the main switch on the right side of the radiator is switched
on (position "I").
The radiator does not heat up.
Make sure that the operating mode is as required and, if
using a preset programme, that you are not in a time period
for which anti-freeze mode is set.
If the ambient temperature is higher than that set, the
radiator should not heat up.
If in doubt, set Comfort mode and a required temperature
much higher than the ambient temperature, to check that the
radiator is working properly.
The radiator stays hot.
Check that the temperature setting is not too high or that
there are no draughts on the radiator, altering the ambient
temperature measured.
The radiator does not heat up enough.
Check that the temperature setting is not too low, that the
radiator is only heating the room in which it is installed (keep
the doors closed) and that the mains power supply is
correct.
The radiator heats in Eco mode.
The radiator may heat up to reach / maintain the eco
temperature. This is not abnormal operation.
The radiator's surface is very hot.
It is normal for the surface to be hot when working. The
maximum values comply with the limits laid down by
applicable safety norms.
If the radiator is always very hot, it may be undersized for
the space in which it is used, or may be affected by
draughts.
The temperature in the room differs from the
temperature set.
Having waiter for the ambient temperature to stabilise for at
least 4 hours, you may have to compensate for any
differences between the temperature indicated by the
radiator and that measured in the room. To do this see the
contents of paragraph 6.3 on the section "Aligning the
outside temperature".
The radiator gives off an unpleasant odour.
When the radiator is new, it is possible that when it begins
working for the first time an unpleasant odour may be
sensed. This is due to residue from the manufacturing
process.
Radiators that have already been used may give off
unpleasant odours if they are not used for a long time and/or
if they are used in polluted spaces with poor quality air.
8. Maintenance
This product does not require any special maintenance.
Clean the product, especially the heating panel, with a dry cloth once every 6 months.
If the product requires repairing, contact an authorised technical service centre.
When replacing the power cable, use a 2x1,00mm2or 3x1,00mm2H05V2V2-F HAR type, depending on the version.
This operation, for cables both with and without plugs, must be performed by qualified personnel and never by the end
user in order to avoid damaging the appliance and jeopardising personal safety.
9. Legal notice
Environment and recycling
Please help us to protect the environment by disposing of the packaging in accordance with the national
regulations for waste processing.
Recycling of obsolete appliances
Appliances with this label must not be disposed off with the general waste. They must be
collected separately and disposed off according to local regulations.

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EN - Information requirements for electric local space heaters
Model identifier(s): KLIMA
Item
Symbol
Value
Unit
Item
Unit
Heat output
Type of heat input, for electric storage local space heaters only (select one)
Nominal heat output
Pnom
(*) see
Table 1
kW
manual heat charge control, with integrated thermostat
no
Minimum heat output
(indicative)
Pmin
(*) see
Table 1
kW
manual heat charge control with room and/or outdoor temperature
feedback
no
Maximum continuous
heat output
Pmax,c
(*) see
Table 1
kW
electronic heat charge control with room and/or outdoor temperature
feedback
no
Auxiliary electricity
consumption
fan assisted heat output
no
At nominal heat
output
elmax
(*) see
Table 1
kW
Type of heat output/room temperature control (select one)
At minimum heat
output
elmin
(*) see
Table 1
kW
single stage heat output and no room temperature control
no
In standby mode
elSB
0,00025
kW
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 (multiple selections possible)
room temperature control, with presence detection
yes
room temperature control, with open window detection
yes
with distance control option
no
with adaptive start control
no
with working time limitation
no
with black bulb sensor
no
Contact details
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Table 1
KLIMA 7
KLIMA 7 AS
KLIMA 10
KLIMA 15
KLIMA 20
Heat output
Nominal heat output
Pnom
0,750
1,000
1,500
2,000
Minimum heat output (indicative)
Pmin
0,075
0,113
0,150
0,188
Maximum continuous heat output
Pmax,c
0,750
1,000
1,500
2,000
Auxiliary electricity consumption
At nominal heat output
elmax
0,750
1,000
1,500
2,000
At minimum heat output
elmin
0,075
0,113
0,150
0,188