Supra Dalbeo Presence 1022 User manual

INSTALLATION AND
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Electric radiator with mineral oil with 7 day programme, open window
detection, gauge and energy consumption indication and PIN code
lock
Dalbeo Presence
Dalbeo Presence
Smart features: Occupancy detection - Automatic programming with self-
learning process and dual optimisation feature

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Table of contents
Table of contents
• Installing the heating device ..............................................................................................................................3
• Warnings and precautions........................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
• Connecting, wall-mounting procedure ...............................................................................................................................................................................................5
• Overview ..............................................................................................................................................................7
• Benets ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
• Operating .............................................................................................................................................................8
• Overview .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
• Power on/Standby mode ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
• Selection of an operating mode.............................................................................................................................................................................................................8
• Gauge consumption ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
• Setting the Comfort Mode temperature .............................................................................................................................................................................................10
• Consumption indication accumulated in kwh..................................................................................................................................................................................10
• Child anti-tamper, keypad lock/unlock................................................................................................................................................................................................11
• 7 day and daily programme integrated ...............................................................................................................................................................................................11
• Automatic programming with self-learning process .......................................................................................................................................................................11
• 7 day and daily programme ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
• Open window detection............................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
• Occupancy detection .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
• Information about remote control by pilot wire...............................................................................................................................................................................18
• Information about priorities between the dierent modes.........................................................................................................................................................19
• Advanced settings ...............................................................................................................................................20
• Modications, restrictions of the temperature settings.................................................................................................................................................................20
• Dual optimisation feature.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
• Conguration of detection modes ........................................................................................................................................................................................................22
• PIN code lock .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
• Backlight setting...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
• Restoring factory settings .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
• Experts settings (reserved to the installer) .......................................................................................................27
• Ambient temperature sensor adjustment ..........................................................................................................................................................................................27
• Load shedding and power cut ............................................................................................................................28
• Load shedding by pilot wire only ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................28
• Other remotely management by power shutdown........................................................................................................................................................................28
• In case of power cut, backup ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
• Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................................29
• Diagnosis support........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................29
• Technical information .........................................................................................................................................30
• Maintenance ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
• After sales service and warranty.............................................................................................................................................................................................................30
• Dimensional specications.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
• Technical specications .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
• Information requirements for electric local space heaters ...........................................................................................................................................................31

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WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS
All damage resulting from non-compliance with
this advice gives rise to non-application of the
terms of the manufacturer’s warranty.
- Do not use the appliance outdoors.
- Your appliance is intended for domestic usage and
must not be used for other purposes.
- If the appliance has fallen on the ground, has been
damaged or does not work properly, do not switch it
on and ensure that the power supply to it has been
cut o (by means of a fuse or a circuit breaker).
- Never disassemble the appliance. A badly-repaired
appliance may present risks for the user.
- Please consult your local point of sales regarding any
problems.
- If the power supply cable is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, its after-sales service
department or another electrical professional in or-
der to avoid any dangers arising.
- This heating device has been lled with a precise
quantity of special oil, (a product safety data sheet is
available upon request).
Should a leak occur, switch o the appliance, put it
somewhere out of the way so that the uid spill does
not spread and so that the thermal uid is not acci-
dentally swallowed by a child, and then immediately
contact the company that sold you the appliance or
a representative of the manufacturer. Any operation
requiring the opening of one of the plugs of the oil
tank should be carried out by the authorized repre-
sentative of the manufacturer.
- When the heating appliance is scrapped, comply
with legislation and regulations regarding disposal
of the oil.
-WARNING: in order to avoid overheating,
don’t cover the device.
If the device is covered, the rise in tempera-
ture will trigger the internal circuit breaker.
Any damage caused by this will invalidate the
warranty.
- 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 supervi-
sion 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 un-
less continuously supervised.
Children aged from 3 years and less than 8 years
shall only switch on/o the appliance provided that
it has been placed or installed in its intended normal
operating position and they have been given super-
vision 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. Particu-
lar attention has to be given where children
and vulnerable people are present.
When the appliance is in heating, make sure they
don’t lean on it and don’t play nearby. Vulnerable
and young children should not be left in the vicinity
of the heater unless a suitable guard is tted.
The normal cleaning is the responsibility of an adult
who has read the instructions and understood the
operation of the appliance.
Any other operation or technical intervention
must be performed by a qualied professional
installer.
- Do not insert objects or paper in the appliance.
- If the removal of the appliance is necessary, do not
remove or ret the appliance onto the wall-mount-
ing brackets without making sure it is cold and the
main electrical supply and main board to the system
are o.
Installing the heating device
Installing the heating device
Warnings

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Before connecting up the radiator to the mains
power supply, switch o mains power at the main
circuit breaker.
This electric radiator is a class II double insulated IP24
device, therefore it can be installed in all the rooms of
a house including in safety zones 2 and Out of zone in
bathrooms, but sheltered from water splashes.
The heating device must be installed in such a way
that on-o switches and other control devices cannot
be touched by a person located in a bathtub or in a
shower cabinet (in accordance with I.E.E. Wiring Reg-
ulations (BS 7671:2008)).
The radiator must not be located immediately below
a socket-outlet.
The radiator must be installed at least 15cm from any
obstacle (ie shelving, curtains, items of furniture, etc.).
A mean of disconnection mains supply capable of
disconnecting all poles, having a contact separation
of at least 3mm in accordance with local regulations
and installation rules.
This picture is only for your reference. In any case, the product must be installed by a qualied
professional installer, according to applicable standards and directives of the country in which it
is installed.
Locate the heater within minimum distances from
obstacles.
50 cm
50 cm
15 cm
15 cm
15 cm
Installation recommended in the context of using
automatic open window detection and occupancy
detection.
Legend
= The ideal recommended
location
= Alternative
location
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2
Suggestion, positioning, location
Zone 2
Electric heating device of class II and
IPX4 protected by a dierential circuit
breaker 30mA.
Out of zone
Electric heating device of class I or
II protected by a dierential circuit
breaker 30mA.
Out of zone Out of zone Zone 2 Volume 2 Zone 1
Zone 0
Zone 1
0,60 m
2,25 m
0,60 m
0,60 m
No electric heating device.
Zone 0 Zone 1

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CONNECTING, WALL-MOUNTING PROCEDURE
All electrical installation work should be carried
out by a suitably qualied Electrician or other
competent person.
- The power supply of the device must have a means of
disconnection main supply capable of disconnecting
all poles, having a contact separation of at least 3mm
in accordance with local regulations and installation
rules, a protection by a 30mA dierential switch and
a protection device against overloads adapted to the
characteristics of the connecting line.
- Before you rst use the equipment, check that the
voltage used does indeed match that listed on the
device.
- This radiator is a class II device (meaning that it has
double electrical insulation). Connection to earth is
prohibited.
Connecting the device
Fix the bracket according to the dimensions specied in the enclosed
table template, use the drilling template supplied.
Positioning of the wall mounting bracket and
tracing
Products Power outputs
(W)
X =
Width xing holes
(mm)
Dalbeo Presence 1022 1000 299
Dalbeo Presence 1522 1500 541
Dalbeo Presence 2022 2000 784
Stage 1
Open the template and position
it against the wall, at the desired
location. Ensure that the bottom
of the template touches the oor
or the top of the skirting board,
in order that the tting height
can be adjusted.
Installation of the wall-mounting brackets
Stage 2
Find the power of your radia-
tor and drill the corresponding
holes into the wall.
Stage 3
Remove the template then screw
the wall-mounting brackets of
the electric radiator into the wall.
IMPORTANT: use a screw
anchor which is suitable in re-
lation to the wall type (screws
and screw anchors not sup-
plied: screw Ø 6mm max).
- The three wires must be connected in an electrical
connection fuse spur box which complies with ap-
plicable standards.
- In accordance with european standards, the use of a
plug to connect the equipment to a power socket
is forbidden.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Monophase power supply 230V +/-10% 50Hz
You must keep the pilot wire insulated if it is
not used.
- Blue wire: Neutral
- Brown wire: Phase
- Black wire: Pilot wire
H
244mm
X
244mm
357mm
Floor

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Setting up of the radiator on the wall-mounting brackets
At the back of the product, make sure that each wall-mounting brackets are inserted between the intermedi-
ate ns without altering them.
Intermediate ns
The wall mounting brackets are designed to secure the installation and to limit the translational movements
of the device in case of impact.
1- Take the radiator by the sides and lift it slightly by
presenting it parallel to the wall.
Top view Side view
2-Place the radiator on the wall-mounting brackets.
Top view Side view
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After the installation of the radiator on the wall-mounting
brackets, proceed to the locking proceed feature below:
1- Fold down the hooks.
2- The rivet goes down into the notch and automatically
locks the wall-mounting bracket. Make sure that the rivet
is well down at the end of the notch.
The anti-tilt safety is in place, the radiator can not be
unhooked from the wall without unlocking.
Automatic lock of wall-mounting brackets

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- A range of powers adapted to the dimension of your housing: From
1000W to 2000W, thus enabling you to optimize your electricity bills in
line with your actual needs.
- The comfort of central heating: This concept with mineral oil circula-
tion ensures a gentle heat and a stable temperature. The aluminum alloy
heating body optimises the heat diusion.
- Help for the visually impaired: the button power on/Standby mode is
designed to be easily identiable to the touch. The device has audible
beeps indicating the change from the Standby mode to active mode.
- Easy to set: The display has a white backlight to make settings easier to
access and view, controls are positioned on the upper part of the radiator,
the keypad is also protected by a translucent lid. Setting the radiator is
simple, straightforward and intuitive.
- Energy savings:
>Occupancy detection integrated: During an unoccupied period, the
radiator decreases automatically and progressively the temperature
setting.
>Smart Auto-programmable radiator: The radiator adopts the learn-
ing mode as soon as it is put into operation and without any prior ad-
justment, this enables it to understand and memorise your life patterns:
detecting and adapting to periods of absence and presence. The ini-
tial learning phase lasts 7 days, but the product will perpetually learn
and adapt to changes in your occupancy patterns, adapting week after
week to optimise to any changes. The products intelligent algorithm
analyses this information in real-time in order to optimise and adapt the
program for the coming weeks.
The goal: to simplify your life, to anticipate your comfort needs and to
continuously maximum energy savings.
>Dual optimisation feature, allows you to optimise your program-
ming by favouring comfort or savings: Dependent on various
parameters: inertia of the room, ambient temperature, desired tem-
perature, seasonality, the radiators will calculate and optimise its pro-
gramming for the periods of comfort and economy (Eco) depending on
your preference:
- Whilst in the OPTI ECO (priority to economy) mode, the processors
within the radiator will calculate the best compromise to guarantee
maximum energy eciency throughout the programmed periods of
temperature variation (increase/decrease).
This mode eectively accepts a slight reduction in the temperature
levels both at the beginning and the end of the comfort periods, to
maximise energy eciency.
- Whilst in the OPTI COMFORT (priority to comfort) mode, the pro-
cessors within the radiator will calculate the best compromise to guar-
antee maximum user comfort throughout the programmed periods
of temperature variation (increase/decrease). This mode will look to
anticipate and maintain the set comfort temperature during all de-
tected periods of occupancy within the area.
> 7 day programme: In addition to the auto-programming, you have
the option, for each day of the week, of assigning four dierent pro-
gram proles: P1, P2, P3 Comfort mode, Eco mode.
> Open window detection: Automatic switching to frost protection
mode when the radiators detect a signicant drop in temperature.
> Gauge consumption: An automatic indication of the level of energy
consumption according to the set temperature.
> Energy consumption indication: Posting of the estimated amount
of energy consumed in kWh since the last reset to 0 of the energy
meter.
> Special safety for social or private rental housing:
- Limits of the adjustment range of the Comfort set temperature.
- Administrator/installer PIN code.
> “Smart” electronic controller: This means stable and accurate tem-
peratures in your home all year round.
- Great attention paid to design: the perfect nish of the radiator, cov-
ered with epoxy paint makes the product simple and exclusive. It will
adapt to all home decoration styles.
- Set temperature can be viewed in all operating modes.
- Active memory: Permanent backup of all settings and programming,
backup date and time of 16hrs typical.
- Overheating protection: The radiators are equipped with a system pro-
tecting the device against any overheating.
- No risk of the radiator falling o the wall: Secure patented wall brack-
ets xing system.
- Child anti-tamper: Keypad lock, making changes impossible.
Overview
Overview
BENEFITS
Thank you for choosing one of our products we are condent that you will get many years of service.
Our range of electric radiators with thermal uid with innovative style was designed and developed to bring you the
comfort of heating without maintenance and signicant energy savings thanks to the new smart features: your SUPRA
radiator incorporates innovative technologies designed for your comfort and to increase your energy saving, control
performance PID (stability), occupancy detection, open window detection, 7 day and daily programme, optimisation
feature.
In new build or renovation applications, our radiators will provide you with comfort and satisfaction!

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OVERVIEW
Operating
Operating
Minus button (5 sec.)
Manual activation of the open
window detection
Auto Mode
Indicator pilot wire is active or
programming
Gauge
consumption
Modes selection and
set up validation
Comfort Mode
Eco mode Frost protection mode
Days of the week (1=Monday …
7= Sunday)
Power on/Standby mode
Plus and minus buttons, used to
set temperatures, time, date and
programmes
Power on/Standby mode
Setting the time and date mode
Programming mode
Keypad locked
Heating indicator
Set temperature
Note:
Before carrying out any setting procedures, ensure that the keypad is indeed unlocked (see page 11).
Power on feature
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Standby mode
This function allows you to stop the heating, for example when it is summer time. Press
the Standby button to put the device in Standby mode.
beep beep
beep
Help for the visually impaired: sound signals
The device makes two short beeps to notify that it is in operation, in Auto mode.
Help for the visually impaired: sound signals
The device makes one short beep to notify that it is in Standby mode.
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2
The Mode button allows you to adapt the operating schedule of your radiator to your needs, depending on the season, whether
your home is occupied or not.
By pressing the Mode button once or several times, select the required mode.
Mode sequence:
Auto Comfort Eco Frost protection
POWER ON/STANDBY MODE
SELECTION OF AN OPERATING MODE
Important: In Auto, Comfort, Eco and Standby modes, after 20 seconds timeout, the backlight switches o automatically. It will be necessary to reactivate
it by pressing a button on the control panel before setting.

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Programming mode
Comfort mode
Non-stop Comfort mode. The radiator 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 page 10).
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 temperature.
Select this mode for short-term absences (between 2 and 24h ) and during the night.
Frost protection mode
This mode enables you to protect your home against the eects 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).
From the Standby mode, press Mode for 5 seconds to enter into the programming mode.
Setting time Setting day Programmes choice
Setting day and time mode
In this mode, you can set day and time to program your radiator in line with your needs (see page 12).
Programming mode
In this mode, you have the option of programming your radiator, by setting one of the six programmes
(Auto-programming, Eco, Comfort, P1, P2 and P3) on oer for each day of the week.
Restoring factory settings See page 26.
Auto mode:
In Automatic Mode, the device will automatically change from Comfort mode to Eco mode according to the
established programme.
2 dierent cases depending on your set-up:
1Integrated programming
Your radiator has been programmed and is executing Comfort and Eco mode orders in line with the settings
and time periods you have selected (see “Programming” chapter page 11).
2Programming by pilot wire
If you do not want to use the programming feature. Orders sent by the pilot wire will only be applied in Auto
mode, thus your device will automatically receive and apply the programmed orders sent by your power
manager or your time switches (see "Information about remote control by pilot wire" chapter page 18).
Help for the visually impaired: sound signals
The device makes two short beeps to notify that it is in operation, in Auto mode.

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C - Red colour
High temperature level: it is advisable to
signicantly reduce the set temperature
Set temperature > 22°C
When the set temperature is higher
than 22°C
B - Orange colour
Average temperature level: it is advisable to
slightly reduce the set temperature
19°C < Set temperature
≤ 22°C
When the set temperature is higher
than 19°C and lower or equal to 22°C
A - Green colour
Ideal temperature
Set temperature ≤ 19°C
When the set temperature is lower or
equal to 19°C
France’s Agency for Environment and Energy Management (ADEME) recommends a Comfort setting temperature lowerr or equal to 19°C.
In the radiators display, a selector indicates the energy comsumption level by positioning it in front of the colour: red, orange or green.
So, depending on the set 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 regardless of the level of temperature.
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Display of the estimated energy consumption
To exit the display mode of consumption, press Mode, the device is automatically in
Standby mode.
To see this estimation, select the Standby mode, as indicated page 8, then press Plus.
GAUGE CONSUMPTION
You can access the Comfort temperature set up from the Auto and Comfort Mode. It is preset to 19°C.
Using Minus and Plus you can adjust the temperature from 7°C to 30°C by intervals of
0.5°C.
SETTING THE COMFORT MODE TEMPERATURE
CONSUMPTION INDICATION ACCUMULATED IN KWH
Note: You can limit the Comfort temperature, see page 20 for more details.

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To reset the energy meter, select the Standby mode, as indicated page 8, then proceed as follows:
Resetting the energy meter
Press Plus. Press simultaneously Minus and Plus for more than 5 seconds.
5 sec.
To exit resetting the energy meter, press Mode, the device is automatically
in Standby mode.
1 2
Keypad lock:
To lock the keypad, press the Minus and Plus buttons and hold them down for 10 seconds.
The padlock symbol appears on the display, the keypad is locked.
Keypad unlock:
To unlock the keypad, press the Minus and Plus buttons hold them down for 10 seconds
again. The padlock symbol disappears from the display, keypad is unlocked.
10 sec.
Important: when the keypad is locked, only the key is active.
If the device is on Standby mode when the keypad is locked, you have to
unlock it for the next heating on to access the setup.
CHILD ANTI-TAMPER, KEYPAD LOCK/UNLOCK
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING WITH SELFLEARNING PROCESS
7 DAY AND DAILY PROGRAMME INTEGRATED
Overview
Auto-programming (Auto): After an initial learning period of one week, the radiator will analyse occupancy cycles to determine and implement a weekly
programme adapted to your lifecycle alternating periods in comfort and periods in eco, the goal being to deliver the most ecient yet comfortable and
user focused heating cycle.
The products algorithm will perpetually learn and adapt to changes in your occupancy patterns, adapting week after week to optimise the heating pro-
gramme to any changes in your evolving occupancy patterns.
Operating
Upon the rst activation of your radiator, the mode “auto-programme” is activated by
default, in mode Auto. To deactivate and change the programme, see program choice
and allocation page 13.
The rst week of operation is a learning week during which the radiator memorises your
habits and creates a program for the week.
Example of display in Comfort period Example of display in Eco period

In this mode, you have the option of programming your radiator, by setting one of the ve programmes on oer for each day of the week.
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Access to the programming mode
From the Standby mode, press Mode for 5 seconds to enter into the programming mode.
Schematic sequence of programming settings:
Setting time Setting day Programmes choice
Setting day and time
In this mode, you can set day and time to program your radiator in line with your needs.
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From the Standby mode, press Mode for 5 seconds.
The cursor moves to the setting day and time mode.
5 sec.
Select using Minus or Plus.
The two hour gures will ash.
The hours will scroll quickly, if you press the Minus or Plus and hold them.
Save by pressing Mode.
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2
It therefore denes a programme built up of periods of Comfort and Eco, independently for each day of the week.
During this learning week, the radiator will provisionally function in permanent “Comfort” mode.
Important: To ensure the auto-programming is optimised, please ensure the presence detection sensor is not interrupted by an external source,
see important information concerning the presence detection system on page 17.
Application of the intelligent program
One week after switching on, the device will apply the new program for the next 7 days. Then week after week the device will continue to optimise the
intelligent program“Auto”, adjusting the Comfort and Eco periods to t closely with your lifestyle.
When the product is in Frost protection mode or in standby mode for more than 24 hours, learning and optimisation of the intelligent program
stops: the device stores the previously recorded program from the last week before switching to the Defrost or standby mode.
- Example 1: If the product is installed in mid-season or if its installation is anticipated on the construction site, it can be switched on in stand-by mode.
When you select the Auto mode, the learning week will start automatically. The device will be in permanent comfort and will memorise your habits to
apply the adapted program the following week.
- Example 2: You select frost protection mode before going on holiday. Upon your return, when you return to Auto mode, the unit will automatically apply
the previously stored intelligent program from the last week before you left.
In the case of control by pilot wire coming from an energy manager for example, the pilot wire will take precedence over the AUTO program which
results from the Self-learning algorythm.
7 DAY AND DAILY PROGRAMME

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To exit the setting the time and day mode, press Mode.
The two minute gures will ash.
Select using Minus or Plus.
Save by pressing Mode.
The cursor above the number 1 (which represents the Monday) will ash. Select
the date using Minus or Plus.
Save by pressing Mode.
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4
5
Choices programmes
Schematic sequence of programmes:
Auto Comfort Eco P1 P2 P3
The radiator is delivered by default with the self-learning mode enabled as described on page 11. If this programme suits your requirements, you have
nothing more to do, the radiator, after the initial 7 day learning period will follow the autoprogramme which will continue to tailor itself to your occupancy
cycles.
Programmes overview
- Auto: Auto-programming (See Automatic programming with self-learning process page 11).
- Comfort: your radiator will operate in Comfort mode, 24 hours a day, as regards each day selected.
Note: You can set the Comfort mode temperature to the temperature you require (see the Setting the Comfort mode temperature section page 10).
 Eco: The radiator will operate 24 hours a day in Eco mode.
Note: You can set the temperature-lowering parameters (see page 21).
- P1: your radiator will operate in Comfort mode from 06:00 to 22:00 (and in Eco mode from 22:00 to 06:00).
- P2: your radiator 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 radiator 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 modications 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 modied for all the days of the week for which P1, P2
or P3 had been set.
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Starting from Standby mode, press Mode for 5 seconds.
When the cursor moves above the setting time symbol , press Mode shortly.
Press Minus or Plus.
Programming indicator appears.
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5 sec.
2 3

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3
With Minus or Plus, select P1.
P1 will ash. Press Mode for 5 seconds to make changes.
1 2
5 sec.
The P1 start time (which by default is 06:00) will ash.
Using Minus or Plus, you can change this time, by increments of 30 minutes.
Save by pressing Mode.
1 2
4
5Press Mode twice to exit the programming Mode and return to Auto Mode.
1 2
The P1 end time (which by default is 22:00) will ash.
Using Minus or Plus, you can change this time, by increments of 30
minutes.
Save by pressing Mode.
Note: without action on the keys, it will return to Auto after a few minutes.

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Choices and allocation programmes Correspondence days/numbers
Monday 1
Tuesday 2
tĞĚŶĞƐĚĂLJ 3
Thursday 4
Friday 5
Saturday 6
Sunday 7
Prior information:
display area
1
2
3
If you just set the time and day, the cursor moves automatically under PROG and the
days of the week appear on the display. The default program Auto (Auto Program, see
page 11) is displayed on the display.
From any other mode (Auto, Comfort, Eco or Frost protection), select the Standby mode
then press Mode for 5 seconds. When the cursor positionned under the set time symbol
, press Mode again.
Press Minus or Plus.
The programme aected by default, Auto, ashes. It will be applied to all the days of the
week.
Chose the programme you want for this day with Minus or Plus.
Save by pressing Mode.
1
2
4
5Once you have chosen a programme for each day, conrm your selection by pressing Mode.
The days of the week will successively scroll on display with the programmes that you set for them (P1, P2, P3, COMF or ECO).
To exit the Programming mode, press Mode.
The programme assigned to the second day of the week (Tuesday) will ash.
Repeat the procedure described previously (in point 3) for each day of the week.
Viewing the programmes that you have selected
- From Standby mode, press Mode for 5 seconds. Press Mode twice, the programme for each day of the week (Comfort, Eco, P1, P2 or P3) will scroll on
display in front of you.
- To exit the programme viewing mode, press Mode.

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Manual and temporary program override from a running programme
This function allows you to change the Eco mode temperature temporarily until the next scheduled change in temperature or the transition to 0:00.
Example:
1
2
3
The device is in Auto mode, the running programme is Eco 15,5°C.
By pressing Minus or Plus, you can change temporarily the desired temperature up to
18°C for example.
This change will be automatically cancelled at the next change of programme or transi-
tion to 0:00.
OPEN WINDOW DETECTION
Important information about the open window detection:
Important: the open window detection is sensitive to temperature variations. The
device will react to the window openings in accordance with dierent parameters:
temperature setting, rise and fall of temperature in the room, the outside tempera-
ture, the location of the device...
If the device is located close to a front door, the detection may be disturbed by the
air caused by the opening door.
If this is a problem, we recommend that you disable the automatic mode open win-
dow detection (see page 23). You can, however, use the manual activation (see next
page).
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2
Legend
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Overview
Lowering temperature cycle by setting frost protection during aeration of a room by open window. You can access the open window detection from the
Comfort and Auto Modes. Two ways to enable the detector:
- Automatic activation, the lowering temperature cycle starts as soon as the radiator detects a temperature change.
- Manual activation, the cycle of lowering temperature starts by pressing a button.

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Automatic activation (factory settings):
To disable this mode, see page 23.
The radiator detects a temperature fall. An opened window, a door to the outside, can cause this temperature fall.
Note : the dierence between the air from the inside and the outside must cause a signicant temperature fall to be detected by the device.
This temperature drop detection triggers the change to Frost protection mode.
Manual activation:
By pressing Minus more than 5 seconds, the device will switch on Frost protection mode.
5 sec.
Frost protection digital meter
When the device performs a lower temperature cycle due to opened window, a meter appears on the display to show the cycle time. The meter is auto-
matically resets at the next time to Frost protection by open window (automatic or manual activation).
Stop the Frost protection mode
By pressing one button, you stop the Frost protection mode.
Note: if a temperature rise is detected, the device may return to the previous mode (active mode before the open window detection).
Overview
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OCCUPANCY DETECTION
Important information about the occupancy detection
The occupancy detector is sensitive to temperature variations and light. It is likely to be disturbed by the following items:
- Hot or cold sources such as forced air vents, lights, air conditioners.
- Reective surfaces such as mirrors.
- Animal crossing in the detection area.
- Objects moving with the wind like curtains and plants.
Disable the occupancy detection if your radiator was installed near one of these.
To disable the occupancy detection, see page 22.
Note: the detection range varies depending on the ambient temperature.
Lowering the temperature during unoccupied periods
* Unchangeable factory settings
Unoccupied periods* Value of lowering set temperature*
20 minutes Comfort -1°C
40 minutes Comfort -1,5°C
1 hour Comfort -2°C
72 hours Frost protection
Note: when presence is detected in the room, the device automatically returns to the initial mode.
Remarks:
By default, when the sensor is enabled and detects movement in the room, the display lights up for a few seconds then switches o. To change the
backlight see page 25, backlight setting.

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Overview
Your device can be controlled by a central control unit through a pilot wire, in which case the dierent operating modes will be remotely enabled by the
programmer.
You can only control the device by pilot wire in the Auto mode. In the other modes, the orders transmitted by the pilot wire will not be executed.
In general, a pilot wire control system makes it possible to impose externally a lowering of the temperature setpoint, combined with the internal pro-
gramming and the occupancy detection.
If several lowering requests appear simultaneously, priority is given to the lowest temperature setpoint, thus maximising savings (see information on
priorities for dierent modes on page 19).
When a signal is sent from the pilot wire, the self learning optimisation function is suspended.
Below are the dierent views of the display for each order sent by pilot wire:
INFORMATION ABOUT REMOTE CONTROL BY PILOT WIRE
Operating Divisions of the detection zone
60° 60°
Active area
Inactive area
Side view
The detection zone is
divided into active and
inactive areas. A person
that crosses the area
will be detected by the
infrared sensor.
Top view
20°
0°
Detection zone, for a temperature of 19°C.
17.5°C
17°C
18°C
19°C
7°C
60min 72h40min20min
-1°C -2°C-1.5°C Frost
protection
Comfort Comfort
Hours
Setting
temperature
Unoccupancy detected Occupancy detected
Pilot wire = Eco - 2
Comfort - 2°C
Pilot wire = Frost protection Pilot wire = Stop (Standby mode)
Pilot wire = Comfort Pilot wire = Eco
Comfort - 3,5°C
Pilot wire = Eco - 1
Comfort - 1°C

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Exemption to an order coming from a power manager by the pilot wire
This feature allows you to modify temporarily the set temperature until the next order sent by the central control unit or the transition to 00:00.
Example:
1 2 3
The device is in Auto mode. The central con-
trol unit sent an Eco order 15,5°C.
By pressing Minus or Plus, you can mod-
ify temporarily the set temperature up to
18°C for example.
This modication will be automatically
cancelled at the next order sent by the
central control unit or the transition to
00:00.
INFORMATION ABOUT PRIORITIES BETWEEN THE DIFFERENT MODES
In Comfort, Eco and Frost protection modes, only orders of the occupancy sensor and those of the open window sensor will be considered.
In Auto mode, the radiator can receive dierent orders coming from :
- 7 day and daily programming integrated (Comfort or Eco orders);
- Pilot wire 6 orders, if connected to a central control ;
- Open window detector;
- Occupancy detector.
Principle
In general, it is the lowest received order which prevails.
If an open window detection or occupancy absence of more than 72 hours is detected, switching to frost protection takes precedence unless a
load shedding order is present on the pilot wire.
Special case of self-programming where the temperature level in the room is decided according to the learning of the lifestyle and the
optimisation mode selected (Opti Comfort or Opti Eco):
- During the programmed passage in period Eco, if a presence is detected in the room, it will be taken into account and the appliance automatically
switches to Comfort mode.
- During the programmed passage to the Comfort mode period, the absence detection system is temporarily suspended (30 minutes).
Examples
7 day and daily programming = Comfort
Pilot wire 6 orders = Eco
Eco
7 day and daily programming = Comfort
Pilot wire 6 orders = Eco
Occupancy detector = Frost
protection
Frost
protection
7 day and daily programming = Eco
Pilot wire 6 orders = Stop (standby
mode)
Occupancy detector = Eco
Open window detector = Frost protection
Standby mode

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Advanced settings
Advanced settings
Comfort setpoint temperature limit
You can limit the set temperature range by introducing a maximum and/or minimum setting, preventing unintentional changes in temperature.
The limit setting of the temperature setpoint is accessible from Comfort mode only.
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1
2
Select the Comfort mode with the Mode button.
Press simultaniously on Mode and Plus for 8 seconds.
8 sec.
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To change the minimum temperature setting, press Minus or Plus and save by pressing
Mode.
If you do not want to change it, press Mode: the device changes automatically to set the
maximum setting.
Low-temperature limit
nimum temperature stop, preventing the temperature from being set below that temperature.
The minimum setting is preset to 7°C. You can adjust from 7°C to 15°C by intervals of 1°C.
To change the maximum temperature setting, press Minus or Plus.
To save and exit the adjustment, press the Mode button.
1
2
High-temperature limit
Locking of the setting range using a maximum temperature increase, preventing the temperature from being set above that temperature.
The maximum setting is preset to 30°C. You can adjust from 19°C to 30°C by intervals of 1°C.
If you do not want to change it, press Mode to exit the setting and return to the Comfort mode.
MODIFICATIONS, RESTRICTIONS OF THE TEMPERATURE SETTINGS