Stelrad ELECTRIC Series User manual

COLUMN
ELECTRIC

COLUMN ELECTRIC
AUTOMATIC
SAFETY
VALVE
CLASS 2
INSULATUION
2ASV
Traffic
white
IN STOCK
Anthracite
grey
YEAR WARRANTY
ELECTRIC
COMPONENTS
2
YEAR WARRANTY
HEATING
PARTS
5
Stelrad
UIN Colour Height
mm
Length
mm
Heat output
Power (Watts) Btu/hr
Electric voltage -
Frequency
E00106000740 White 600 740 1000 3414 230V - 50Hz
E00106001020 White 600 1020 1500 5121 230V - 50Hz
E00106001160 White 600 1160 1800 6145 230V - 50Hz
E00206000740 Anthracite 600 740 1000 3414 230V - 50Hz
E00206001020 Anthracite 600 1020 1500 5121 230V - 50Hz
E00206001160 Anthracite 600 1160 1800 6145 230V - 50Hz
STEEL
ELECTRIC RADIATORS
This product is LOT20 compliant.
The column electric radiator is a timeless design made from steel, its rounded, vertical tubes blend into any
room and any décor with ease. Every model comes with a magnetic thermostat which can be attached to
the radiator or removed and used separately.
The columns are filled with a fluid which is heated up using an electrical element immersed in the fluid
inside. This maintenance free and specially formulated fluid is designed to distribute the heat quickly and
evenly across the radiator, which in turn emits the heat into your room through radiation.
Removable control
The colour coordinated removable control is magnetically held in place at the top right hand side of the radiator.
This also has the option to be removed and wall mounted with the supplied bracket.
Installation
This radiator must be wall mounted and must not be installed immediately below or in front of a power socket or in contact with the wall
or floor. If installed within a bathroom, the radiator must be mounted outside zone 1 and the switch/electric control must be in zone 3.
For further information, please see the technical information pages.

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Positioning and installing
•The appliance is designed to heat domestic rooms or similar. It must not be used for other purposes.
•The appliance must be used permanently mounted on a wall as described in the instructions.
•In bathrooms (with bath or shower), install the appliance outside zone 1.
•For radiators already fitted with power plugs. Before plugging into the mains socket, make sure that
the voltage of your mains power supply matches the V value reported on the rating plate of the
appliance and that the socket and power line are appropriate for the required load (also reported on
the rating plate).
•Never install the appliance:
- immediately below or in front of a power socket or a junction box. Make sure the power cable is not in
contact with the appliance
- in contact with the wall or floor
- near curtains, flammable or combustible materials or pressure vessels.
•Make sure there are no pipes or electric wires in the wall which could be damaged while mounting
the appliance.
•This product comes with a 900mm colour coordinated cable (no plug), so it can be spur wired to the
heating circuit.
•Make sure the screws and anchors included in the mounting pack are suitable for the type of wall on
which you are mounting the appliance. If in doubt, contact a qualified professional or your local dealer.
•During installation, make sure the power cable is disconnected from the power line.
•No need to maintain or service this product once installed. However, should any technical problems
arise, contact a qualified professional or your local dealer. All operations on the appliance must be
carried out by a qualified professional who before performing maintenance must make sure the
appliance is turned off, cold and disconnected from the household mains.
Installation
POSITION AND INSTALLING
• The appliance is designed to heat domestic rooms or similar. It must not be used for other purposes.
• The appliance must be used permanently mounted on a wall as described in the instructions.
• In bathrooms (with bath or shower), install the appliance outside zone 1.
• For radiators already fied with power plugs, see warning sentence on the page 33.
• Never install the appliance:
— immediately below or in front of a power socket or a junction box. Make sure the power cable is not in contact with the appliance
— in contact with the wall or floor
— near curtains, flammable or combustible materials or pressure vessels.
• Make sure there are no pipes or electric wires in the wall which could be damaged while mounting the appliance.
• Make sure the screws and anchors included in the mounting pack are suitable for the type of wall on which you are mounting the appliance. If in
doubt, contact a qualified professional or your local dealer.
• During installation, make sure the power cable is disconnected from the power line.
1688mm
414mm
230mm
207mm mini
1688mm
506mm
230mm
207mm mini
782mm
488mm207mm
mini
920mm
488mm
207mm
mini
506mm
488mm
207mm
mini
1800W
Vertical model
1800W
Horizontal model
1500W
Horizontal model
1000W
Horizontal model
1500W
Vertical model
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Electrical connection
•The appliance requires a 230 V ~ 50 Hz power supply. Make sure the power line is appropriate for the
data shown on the appliance’s rating plate.
DO NOT wire/fit a plug to this appliance. The appliance must be electrically connected to a fused fixed
spur, which is fitted with a 13Amp fuse.
All fittings must be installed by a competent person in accordance with the current IET Wiring Regulations
(BS7671). If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician.
This product is suitable for use in living areas, and Bathroom (dry) outside Zones and zone 2 only
(see diagram below and current IET Wiring Regulations for details). It is not suitable for Bathroom Zones
0 and 1. If being fitted in a bathroom a 30mA RCD must be used. This appliance does not come fitted/
supplied with a fused plug.
Always refer to the Reference Drawing for Bathroom Installation.
Note: the below drawing is for reference only.
Product information
Permanently connected appliances must be connected using a connector block placed within a proper
junction box.
When installing the appliance in damp rooms (kitchen, bathroom), the point of connection with the
household mains must be at least 25 cm from the floor.
If the Pilot Wire is not connected to the programming unit, it must be terminated and insulated. Under no
circumstances should the Pilot Wire be connected to the earth.
Make sure the power cable cannot in any way come into contact with the surface of the appliance.
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
• To be installed by a specialised engineer in accordance with the
applicable standards in the country concerned.
• When the appliance is installed, make sure the power is o and the
mains switch is in the “O” position.
• The appliance requires a 230 V ~ 50 Hz power supply. Make sure
the power line is appropriate for the data shown on the appliance’s
rating plate.
HEIGHT LENGTH WIDTH POWER A
600mm 719mm 66mm 1000W 4.5
600mm 995mm 66mm 1500W 6.5
600mm 1130mm 66mm 1800W 8.5
1800mm 627mm 66mm 1500W 6.5
1800mm 719mm 66mm 1800W 8.5
Product Information:
Voltage : 230 V~ 50 Hz
Class of protection : II
Indice of protection: IP34
Make sure the fixed power line is fied with a disconnecting switch
allowing the appliance to be disconnected completely from the household
mains in accordance with the wiring rules.
DO N OT wire/fit a plug to this appliance. The appliance must be electrically
connected to a fused fixed spur, which is fied with a 13Amp fuse.
All fiings must be installed by a competent person in accordance
with the current IET Wiring Regulations (BS7671). If in doubt, consult a
qualified electrician.
This product is suitable for use in living areas, and Bathroom (dry) outside
Zones and zone 2 only (see diagram below and current IET Wiring
Regulations for details). It is not suitable for Bathroom Zones 0 and 1. If
being fied in a bathroom a 30mA RCD must be used. This appliance does
not come fied/supplied with a fused plug.
Always refer to the Reference Drawing for Bathroom Installation.
Note: the below drawing is for reference only.
ZONE
1
(DRY) OUTSIDE ZONES
IP34: THIS PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR BATHROOMS
(DRY) OUTSIDE ZONESAND ZONE 2
Ceiling
2.25m
0.6m
0.6m
ZONE
0
ZONE
2
Permanently connected appliances must be connected using a connector
block placed within a proper junction box.
When installing the appliance in damp rooms (kitchen, bathroom), the
point of connection with the household mains must be at least 25 cm from
the floor.
If the Pilot Wire is not connected to the programming unit, it must be
terminated and insulated. Under no circumstances should the Pilot Wire be
connected to the earth.
Make sure the power cable cannot in any way come into contact with the
surface of the appliance.
Installation
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
• To be installed by a specialised engineer in accordance with the
applicable standards in the country concerned.
• When the appliance is installed, make sure the power is o and the
mains switch is in the “O” position.
• The appliance requires a 230 V ~ 50 Hz power supply. Make sure
the power line is appropriate for the data shown on the appliance’s
rating plate.
HEIGHT LENGTH WIDTH POWER A
600mm 719mm 66mm 1000W 4.5
600mm 995mm 66mm 1500W 6.5
600mm 1130mm 66mm 1800W 8.5
1800mm 627mm 66mm 1500W 6.5
1800mm 719mm 66mm 1800W 8.5
Product Information:
Voltage : 230 V~ 50 Hz
Class of protection : II
Indice of protection: IP34
Make sure the fixed power line is fied with a disconnecting switch
allowing the appliance to be disconnected completely from the household
mains in accordance with the wiring rules.
DO N OT wire/fit a plug to this appliance. The appliance must be electrically
connected to a fused fixed spur, which is fied with a 13Amp fuse.
All fiings must be installed by a competent person in accordance
with the current IET Wiring Regulations (BS7671). If in doubt, consult a
qualified electrician.
This product is suitable for use in living areas, and Bathroom (dry) outside
Zones and zone 2 only (see diagram below and current IET Wiring
Regulations for details). It is not suitable for Bathroom Zones 0 and 1. If
being fied in a bathroom a 30mA RCD must be used. This appliance does
not come fied/supplied with a fused plug.
Always refer to the Reference Drawing for Bathroom Installation.
Note: the below drawing is for reference only.
ZONE
1
(DRY) OUTSIDE ZONES
IP34: THIS PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR BATHROOMS
(DRY) OUTSIDE ZONESAND ZONE 2
Ceiling
2.25m
0.6m
0.6m
ZONE
0
ZONE
2
Permanently connected appliances must be connected using a connector
block placed within a proper junction box.
When installing the appliance in damp rooms (kitchen, bathroom), the
point of connection with the household mains must be at least 25 cm from
the floor.
If the Pilot Wire is not connected to the programming unit, it must be
terminated and insulated. Under no circumstances should the Pilot Wire be
connected to the earth.
Make sure the power cable cannot in any way come into contact with the
surface of the appliance.
Installation
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
• To be installed by a specialised engineer in accordance with the
applicable standards in the country concerned.
• When the appliance is installed, make sure the power is o and the
mains switch is in the “O” position.
• The appliance requires a 230 V ~ 50 Hz power supply. Make sure
the power line is appropriate for the data shown on the appliance’s
rating plate.
HEIGHT LENGTH WIDTH POWER A
600mm 719mm 66mm 1000W 4.5
600mm 995mm 66mm 1500W 6.5
600mm 1130mm 66mm 1800W 8.5
1800mm 627mm 66mm 1500W 6.5
1800mm 719mm 66mm 1800W 8.5
Product Information:
Voltage : 230 V~ 50 Hz
Class of protection : II
Indice of protection: IP34
Make sure the fixed power line is fied with a disconnecting switch
allowing the appliance to be disconnected completely from the household
mains in accordance with the wiring rules.
DO N OT wire/fit a plug to this appliance. The appliance must be electrically
connected to a fused fixed spur, which is fied with a 13Amp fuse.
All fiings must be installed by a competent person in accordance
with the current IET Wiring Regulations (BS7671). If in doubt, consult a
qualified electrician.
This product is suitable for use in living areas, and Bathroom (dry) outside
Zones and zone 2 only (see diagram below and current IET Wiring
Regulations for details). It is not suitable for Bathroom Zones 0 and 1. If
being fied in a bathroom a 30mA RCD must be used. This appliance does
not come fied/supplied with a fused plug.
Always refer to the Reference Drawing for Bathroom Installation.
Note: the below drawing is for reference only.
ZONE
1
(DRY) OUTSIDE ZONES
IP34: THIS PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR BATHROOMS
(DRY) OUTSIDE ZONESAND ZONE 2
Ceiling
2.25m
0.6m
0.6m
ZONE
0
ZONE
2
Permanently connected appliances must be connected using a connector
block placed within a proper junction box.
When installing the appliance in damp rooms (kitchen, bathroom), the
point of connection with the household mains must be at least 25 cm from
the floor.
If the Pilot Wire is not connected to the programming unit, it must be
terminated and insulated. Under no circumstances should the Pilot Wire be
connected to the earth.
Make sure the power cable cannot in any way come into contact with the
surface of the appliance.
Installation
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Controls
Electronic control
Operating modes
Pilot Wire (n/a in the UK) Comfort Night / Eco Anti-freeze Child safety
Chrono
Adaptive Start Control Energy saving Override Open window
Keypad lock Temperature set point change Reset LED on / off Standby
Use
REGULATION AND OPERATION
The appliance is designed to heat rooms. When operating normally, the
surface of the appliance becomes very hot and may cause burns. Avoid
contact with parts of the body. Pay particular aention when children
are present.
Keep combustible or flammable materials or pressure vessels (e.g. spray
cans, fire extinguishers) at least 50 cm from the appliance. Do not vaporise
any type of substance on the surface of the appliance.
Do not wet the electronic control unit with water or other fluids. If this
occurs, disconnect the mains power supply and allow the appliance to
dry completely.
When the appliance is installed at high altitude, the air will be hoer than
the set temperature.
Possible traces of oil noted on the boom of the radiator during mounting
or the first times you turn the appliance on may be left from the fabrication
process. Clean the part with proper precautions at intervals of a couple
of days. If the problem reoccurs, follow the instructions in Chapter
Remote control.
In cold conditions, the radiator may emit metallic sounds when turned on.
This is due to the expansion of the materials.
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PHASE=BROWN/RED
Appliance cable
Two possible cases
Case 1:Installation
without Pilot Wire Terminate and insulate
the wire
Connect to the Pilot Wire
control unit or transmission box
Case 2:Installation
with Pilot Wire
NEUTRAL=GREY/BLUE Household mains
PHASE
NEUTRAL
PILOT WIRE=BLACK
FIG. 8
ELECTRONIC CONTROL
Remote Control
PLUS buon
LCD
MODE buon
MINUSbuon
IR transmier STAND-BY buon
OK / WINDOW
IR transmier
Keypad Lock
Open Window
Days of the Week
S
tandby Mode
Low Baery
Operating modes
Chrono program
time bar
Clock / Temperature
set point
Chrono temperatur
e Set
Children Safety
Chrono presets
POWER UNIT
LED 2
IR receiver STAND-BY buon
OK / WINDOW
LED 1
REMOTE CONTROL
INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control communicates with the appliance by infrared rays.
For efficient communication, point the remote control at the receiver on
the appliance (Fig. 10). The distance between the remote control and the
receiver must not be more than 2 m.
The appliance responds to the commands received from the remote
control with a beep.
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Use
REGULATION AND OPERATION
The appliance is designed to heat rooms. When operating normally, the
surface of the appliance becomes very hot and may cause burns. Avoid
contact with parts of the body. Pay particular aention when children
are present.
Keep combustible or flammable materials or pressure vessels (e.g. spray
cans, fire extinguishers) at least 50 cm from the appliance. Do not vaporise
any type of substance on the surface of the appliance.
Do not wet the electronic control unit with water or other fluids. If this
occurs, disconnect the mains power supply and allow the appliance to
dry completely.
When the appliance is installed at high altitude, the air will be hoer than
the set temperature.
Possible traces of oil noted on the boom of the radiator during mounting
or the first times you turn the appliance on may be left from the fabrication
process. Clean the part with proper precautions at intervals of a couple
of days. If the problem reoccurs, follow the instructions in Chapter
Remote control.
In cold conditions, the radiator may emit metallic sounds when turned on.
This is due to the expansion of the materials.
}
PHASE=BROWN/RED
Appliance cable
Two possible cases
Case 1:Installation
without Pilot Wire Terminate and insulate
the wire
Connect to the Pilot Wire
control unit or transmission box
Case 2:Installation
with Pilot Wire
NEUTRAL=GREY/BLUE Household mains
PHASE
NEUTRAL
PILOT WIRE=BLACK
FIG. 8
ELECTRONIC CONTROL
Remote Control
PLUS buon
LCD
MODE buon
MINUSbuon
IR transmier STAND-BY buon
OK / WINDOW
IR transmier
Keypad Lock
Open Window
Days of the Week
S
tandby Mode
Low Baery
Operating modes
Chrono program
time bar
Clock / Temperature
set point
Chrono temperatur
e Set
Children Safety
Chrono presets
POWER UNIT
LED 2
IR receiver STAND-BY buon
OK / WINDOW
LED 1
REMOTE CONTROL
INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control communicates with the appliance by infrared rays.
For efficient communication, point the remote control at the receiver on
the appliance (Fig. 10). The distance between the remote control and the
receiver must not be more than 2 m.
The appliance responds to the commands received from the remote
control with a beep.
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Power unit / receiver
Use
REGULATION AND OPERATION
The appliance is designed to heat rooms. When operating normally, the
surface of the appliance becomes very hot and may cause burns. Avoid
contact with parts of the body. Pay particular aention when children
are present.
Keep combustible or flammable materials or pressure vessels (e.g. spray
cans, fire extinguishers) at least 50 cm from the appliance. Do not vaporise
any type of substance on the surface of the appliance.
Do not wet the electronic control unit with water or other fluids. If this
occurs, disconnect the mains power supply and allow the appliance to
dry completely.
When the appliance is installed at high altitude, the air will be hoer than
the set temperature.
Possible traces of oil noted on the boom of the radiator during mounting
or the first times you turn the appliance on may be left from the fabrication
process. Clean the part with proper precautions at intervals of a couple
of days. If the problem reoccurs, follow the instructions in Chapter
Remote control.
In cold conditions, the radiator may emit metallic sounds when turned on.
This is due to the expansion of the materials.
}
PHASE=BROWN/RED
Appliance cable
Two possible cases
Case 1:Installation
without Pilot Wire Terminate and insulate
the wire
Connect to the Pilot Wire
control unit or transmission box
Case 2:Installation
with Pilot Wire
NEUTRAL=GREY/BLUE Household mains
PHASE
NEUTRAL
PILOT WIRE=BLACK
FIG. 8
ELECTRONIC CONTROL
Remote Control
PLUS buon
LCD
MODE buon
MINUSbuon
IR transmier STAND-BY buon
OK / WINDOW
IR transmier
Keypad Lock
Open Window
Days of the Week
S
tandby Mode
Low Baery
Operating modes
Chrono program
time bar
Clock / Temperature
set point
Chrono temperatu r
e Set
Children Safety
Chrono presets
POWER UNIT
LED 2
IR receiver STAND-BY buon
OK / WINDOW
LED 1
REMOTE CONTROL
INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control communicates with the appliance by infrared rays.
For efficient communication, point the remote control at the receiver on
the appliance (Fig. 10). The distance between the remote control and the
receiver must not be more than 2 m.
The appliance responds to the commands received from the remote
control with a beep.
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MAX: 2 m
FIG. 10
Always handle the remote control with great care and place it within the
special plastic container for wall mounting, included in the packaging.
Do not drop the remote control nor leave it exposed to direct sunlight. Do
not spray water or other liquids onto the remote control. Do not place the
remote control on top of the appliance or close to intense sources of heat.
INSERTING OR REPLACING THE BATTERIES
1) Remove the cover on the back of the remote control.
2)Insert two “AAA” LR03 1.5 V alkaline baeries. When inserting the
baeries, always respect the polarity (+ and -) indicated on the baery
and the appliance. Baeries not included.
3) Put the cover back.
Never use flat baeries and new baeries together, always use baeries
of the same type and brand.
Flat baeries must be removed from the appliance immediately and
disposed of appropriately. When replacing the baeries or disposing
of the remote control, the baeries must be removed and disposed
of in compliance with current legislation as they are harmful to the
environment. Never throw baeries into a fire.
Keep baeries away from children. Children may change baeries only if
supervised by an adult. Remove the baeries if you will not be using the
appliance for a long period. Take appropriate precautions when handling
leaking baeries!
Avoid contact with the skin, eyes and mucous membranes.
If you come into contact with the baery liquid, rinse the parts aected
immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice immediately.
OPERATION
STAND-BY STATE BY RC
In “Standby” mode the LCD displays the Standby icon, the hour and day of
the week.
All the operating modes are suspended (“Pilot Wire” included), but the
appliance is powered and waiting for command reception. To turn on or
o the appliance, press the “Standby” key. The radiators turns on in the
previously selected operating mode and emits a beep.
In “Chrono” mode the display shows the time, in the other modes the
temperature seing is displayed.
The entry into “Standby” mode is signalled by means of a double beep, the
exit from “Standby” mode by means of a long beep.
TURNING ON FOR THE FIRST TIME
After inserting the baeries, set the year, month, day of the week and time.
Adjust the day of the week by using the “+” and “-” keys (1=MON, 2=TUE,…
7=SUN), then confirm by pressing the “Mode” selection key. The hour starts
flashing. In the same way, adjust the hour by using the “+” and “-” keys and
confirm with “Mode” selection key. Repeat the same procedure for the
minutes. The year of start is 2019.
PILOT WIRE
TO ACTIVATE THE “PILOT WIRE” MODE
Press the “Mode” selection key until the
icon appears on the LCD .
Users can only set the “Comfort” temperature on the appliance. Select the
desired temperature set point by using the “+” or “-” keys.
The home must be fied with an automation system supporting this type
of technology. In this case, correct transmission of the programming
commands can be verified using the following diagram according to the
mode set: (see table 1).
The icon showing the mode selected on the control unit (Standby,
Comfort, Night/Eco, Anti-Freeze) is displayed together with the icon.
If the Pilot Wire programmer is not connected, “Comfort” operating mode
is selected automatically.
Mode Comfort Night/
Eco
(Comfort
-3,5 °C)
Anti-
Freeze
Standby Comfort
-1°C
Comfort
-2°C
Signal to be
transmied
Voltage
between
Pilot Wire
and neutral
wires
XXX volt 230 volt 115 volt
Negative
115 volt
Positive
230 volt
For an
interval
of 3 s
230 volt For
an interval
of 7 s
COMFORT
The “Comfort” temperature corresponds to the temperature desired by
the user. All “Pilot Wire” commands are disabled.
Press the “Mode” selection key until the icon appears on the LCD.
Select the desired temperature set point by using the “+” or “-” keys.
The temperature can be choosen in the interval between 13 °C and 30 °C.
The behavioural indicator allows you to check if the chosen temperature
set point is aligned with the recommended guidelines, in order to avoid the
waste of energy and reduce the energy consumption.
An arrow will appear by one of the three colored bars that represent
the energy consumption in a qualitative way, according to the
following scheme:
(a)Green Dark:The chosen temperature set point is already lower than
the recommended. Heating on.
(b)Green Light:The chosen temperature set point is adequate, but it would
be beer to further decrease it. Heating on.
 Red:The chosen temperature set point is high, it would be beer to
decrease it. Heating on.
(d)Green Dark Flashing:The chosen temperature set point is already
lower than the recommended. Heating o.
(e)Green Light Flashing:The chosen temperature set point is adequate,
but it would be beer to further decrease it. Heating o.
(f)Red Flashing :The chosen temperature set point is high, it would be
beer to decrease it. Heating o.
NIGHT/ECO
In “Night/Eco” mode the temperature set point must not be higher than
“Comfort” temperature set point.
If the “Comfort” temperature is set below the “Night/Eco” temperature,
the laer will be automatically adjusted accordingly.
Press the “Mode” selection key until the icon appears on the LCD.
Select the desired temperature set point by using the “+” or “-” keys.
The use of this operating mode is recommended in nighime hours and
in case no people are in the room for more than 2 hours. Default night is T
comfort -3°C.
ANTI-FREEZE
In “Anti-Freeze” mode the temperature set point is fixed at 7 °C. The appliance
starts heating when room temperature goes under 7 °C and with low energy
consumption it prevents the room temperature from reaching freezing point.
Use
Remote control
The remote control communicates with the appliance by
infrared rays. For efficient communication, point the remote
control at the receiver on the appliance). The distance
between the remote control and the receiver must not be
more than 2m.
The appliance responds to the commands received from the
remote control with a beep lasting about 2 seconds.