TERMA VEO SMART WI-FI User manual

HEATING ELEMENT
TERMA VEO SMART WI-FI
MANUAL
TOPNÁ TYČ | DIE HEIZPATRONE | CALENTADOR | KIT RÉSISTANCES | ELEMENTO ELETTRICO
RISCALDANTE | GRZAŁKA | ЭЛЕКТРОНАГРЕВАТЕЛЬ
TERMA VEO SMART WI-FI
NÁVOD K OBSLUZE | GEBRAUCHSANWEISUNG | MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES | MODE
D’EMPLOI | MANUALE D’USO | INSTRUKCJA UŻYTKOWANIA | ИНСТРУКЦИЯ ПО
ПРИМЕНЕНИЮ
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ZONE | ZÓNA | ZONA | STREFA | ЗОНА 1
ZONE | ZÓNA | ZONA | STREFA | ЗОНА 2
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1. Electric heater is not a toy. Children under the age of 3 should not be
allowed within close proximity of the devicewithout the supervision of
an adult.
Childrenaged3to 8shouldonlybe allowedto operate theheaterwhen
it has been properly installed and connected. The child must be under
adultsupervisionorhavebeentrainedtosafelyoperatethedevicewhile
understanding the risks.
2. Toensurethesafetyofverysmallchildren,installtheelectricdryersothat
the lowest tube is at least 600 mm above the oor.
3. Do not install the heater underan electrical socket point.
4. Your electric heater should be lled with a carefully measured amount of
liquid. In the case of loss of heang medium, or in any other case which
demands its supplementaon, contact your supplier.
ELECTRIC RADIATOR
GUIDE TO SAFE INSTALLATION AND USE
5. The device should only be installed by a qualied installer in accordance
with the applicable regulaons regarding safety and all other regulaons.
6. All installaons to which the device is connected should comply with
regulaons applicable in the country of installaon and use.
7. Extension leads or electric plug adapters should not be used in order
to supply powerto the heater.
8. The electric installaon to which the heater is connected should have
the right current dierenal and overcurrent relay (R.C.D.) of 30 mA.
With the permanent installaon (cable connecon without plug) it is
also mandatory to have an omni-pole cut-out for disconnecng the de-
vice on all poles, by points of contact with the clearance of 3 mm.
9. The deviceversion labelled PB or MS can be installed in bathrooms in
zone 1, as dened by applicable law, subject to any addional regula-
ons concerning electrical installaons in wet areas. Other versions of
the device can be installed in Zone 2 or beyond.

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10. Ensure that the heater has been installed on a wall in accordance with
its installaon manual.
11. Note:Somepartsoftheradiatorcanbeveryhot and cancauseburns.Pay
special aenon to the presence of children or people with disabilies.
12. When drying fabrics, pay aenon to the permissible temperature for
them. ATTENTION! Detergent residues may permanently stain the ra-
diator surface, in parcular the chrome plang. Such cases are not sub-
ject to complaint.
13. The device is recommended foruse solely as described in the manual.
14. Please forward this instrucon manual to the end user.

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1. Fing and connecon of the heang element should only be performed
by a qualied installer.
2. Connect the unit to a sound electrical installaon (see the rangs on
the heater).
3. Switching on the heang element in the open air to test the device is
permied for a maximum of 3 seconds.
4. Never test a heang element that is already installed. Do not turn the
heang element on in an empty radiator!
5. Ensure that the power cord does not touch the hot parts of the heat-
ing element or radiator.
6. Before installing or removing the device, make sure it is disconnected
from the powersource.
ELECTRIC HEATING ELEMENT
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS — INSTALLATION
7. Do not open the device — any interferencewith internal components
will invalidate the warranty.
8. The heang element’s power output should not exceed the radiators
power output for the parameters 75/65/20° C.
9. The pressure in the radiator must not exceed 1 MPa (10 bar). Ensure
that an air cushion is preserved in electric radiators. In central heang
systems, leave onevalve open to prevent pressure build up due to the
thermal expansion of the liquid.
10. Fing and Installaon of the device must be carried out in accordance
with all local regulaons for electrical safety, including installa on within
permissible locaons only. Observe bathroom electrical zone regulaons.
11. The device is intended for home use only.

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1. Ensure that minors aged 8 and above orthose with a physical or mental
disability are supervised if operang the device.
2. The device is not a toy. Keep it out of the reach ofchildren.
3. Cleaning of the equipment by children under 8 years of age is only permied
under appropriate supervision.
4. The heang element must be fully submerged in the heang liquid dur-
ing its operaon. When operang the heang element in a radiator con-
nected to a central heang system (dual fuel version):
— bleed the radiator regularly,
— make sure, that one valve is always open,
— periodically check the liquid level in the radiator.
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS — USE
5. Regularly check the device for damage to ensure it is safe to use.
6. If the power cord is damaged the device should not be used. Unplug
the device and contact the manufacturer or distributor.
7. Do not allow ooding into the heang element casing.
8. Do not use the heang element in heang systems where the water
temperature exceeds 82° C (class I only).
9. The heang element and radiator can heat up to high temperatures. Please
be cauous — avoid direct contact with the hot parts of the equipment.
10. Do not open the heang element casing.
11. The device must be disconnected from the mains during cleaning and
maintenance.

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Model markings PB (Straight cable without plug)*
(power connecon type) PW (Straight cable with plug)
SW (Spiral cable with plug)
MS (screw connecon + on/o switch)*
Power supply 230 V/ 50 Hz
Appliance class Class I / Class II (**)
Towel rail connecon thread G 1/2"
IP code*** IPx5
WiFi 2,4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n
Heat outputs available (**)
Class I power [W] 120 200 300 400 —600 800 1000 1200 1500 1800 2000
length [mm] 325 285 310 345 —375 485 575 670 860 1025 1130
Class II power [W] 100 200 300 400 500 600 800 1000 1200 1500 1800 2000
length [mm] 165 220 260 350 350 465 600 670 670 670 670 670
* device intended to be connected permanently to the system
** details on the rang label of the device
*** degree of protecon provided by enclosure
INTENDED USE OF DEVICE
The heang element is an electric device intended
solely for installaon in radiators (standalone or con-
nected to the central heang system).
Heang element power output should be matched
withradiatoroutput forparameters of75/65/20°C.
INSTALLATION
OR REMOVAL
Detailed informaon demonstrang the dierent
ways of installing or removing a radiator heang el-
ementis available fromthe manufactureror import-
er (see footnotes at the end of the manual). Below
we listsome basic requirementsand principles which
mustbe followedtoensurelongterm, reliableoper-
aon of the product.

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BEFORE INSTALLATION OR FIRST USE:
APPLIES TO CLASS I AND CLASS II DEVICES
1. Read the chapter: Safety requirements — Installaon.
2. Fit the heang element using the correct spanner (size 24).
3. The heang element must be installed at the boom of the radiator, per-
pendicular to the radiatorpipes, while preserving space for the proper
circulaon of the heang medium.
4. Use a suitable heating medium for
lling the electric radiator, i.e. (water,
special products based on water and
glycol for use in central heang sys-
tems, or oil which complies with the
requirements of the manufacturer of
the radiator and heang element).
5. Make sure an adequate air cushion is present to protect against exces-
sive pressure build up within the electric only radiator (or leave one of
the radiator valves open in central heang system).
6. Follow the subsequent guidelines when connecting the electrical
installaon:
a. Brown wire — live connecon to the circuit (L)
b. Blue wire — connect to neutral (N)
c. Yellow & green wire — (tylko w urządzeniach klasy I) — earth connec-
on (PE)
7. Do not switch the heang element on if it is not fully immersed in ra-
diator heang medium (applies also to the rst use)!
8. Before lling the radiator with heang medium, ensure that the heat-
ing element is ed properly and that it is water ght.
9. In central heang installaon radiator must be ed with the valves en-
abling disconnecon of the radiator from the rest of the system.
10. For detailed installaon hints — see the last pages of this manual.
8% (20°C)

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APPLIES TO CLASS I DEVICES ONLY
11. When the heang element is installed horizontally, it must be rotated
to such an extent that the single tube, which houses the temperature
sensor, is posioned as low as possible.
150°
12. Check the distances between the individual heang element tubes and
bend if necessary.
2-3 mm
5 mm
13. When lling the radiator with hot liquid insure that the liquid tempera-
ture does not exceed 65° C.
14. The temperature of the heang agent in the central heang system
must not exceed 82° C.
NOTES PRIOR TO REMOVAL
1. Disconnect the device from electric circuit and ensure that
the radiator has cooled down before you start disassembling
the radiator.
2. Release the screw at the back of the controller casing.
3. Take o the controller from the heang element.
4. Be careful — electric only radiator lled with heang liquid may be very
heavy. Ensure all necessarysafety measures.
5. For disassembling the heang rod use a spanner no 24.
MAINTENANCE
• Before performing maintenance, always disconnect the device from the
mains.
• Periodically check the liquid level in the radiator and keep the heang ele-
ment completely submerged.
• Clean the product only when dry or with a damp cloth and a lile deter-
gent which does not contain solvents and abrasives.

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TREATMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT WASTE:
Pursuant to the regulaons in force for used electric and electron-
ic equipment, products marked with the symbol of separate col-
lecon cannot be placed with other municipal waste. Due to the
content of harmful substances, electronic products not subjected
to the selecve sorng process may be dangerous to the natural environment
and to human health. The correct separate collecon of used electrical and
electronic equipment prevents negave impacts on the environment.
INFORMATION CONCERNING THE WASTE
COLLECTION SYSTEM FOR ELECTRICALAND
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT IS AS FOLLOWS:
• A distributoraccepts andcollects electricaland electronic equipmentwaste
from households free of charge, provided that the equipment is of the
same type and performs the same funcons as the equipment purchased,
• a collecng operator have the right to refuse to accept the waste equip-
ment if it poses a threat to the health or life of individuals receiving the
equipment due to contaminaon,
• the user of equipment intended for households may hand over the used
equipment to:
— a distributor,
— a waste processing plant,
— collecng municipal waste in the commune.
Further informaon can be found on the government website:
www.hse.gov.uk/waste/waste-electrical.htm

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USER MANUAL
TERMA SMART WI-FI SYSTEM AND DEVICES
DESCRIPTION OF THE SMART SYSTEM
Terma Smart Wi-Fi is an intelligent heang system, all elements of which
communicate using Wi-Fi technology. In addion to the standard opera-
on, i.e. maintaining the set air temperature in the rooms, the user can con-
trol the system using the Terma SMART mobile applicaon. Thanks to this
applicaon, it is possible to program seven-day schedules, iniate an ear-
ly start mode, and divide the heated area into heang zones (several other
funcons are also included).
NOTE: For the inial set-up and registraon of the devices, a router with Inter-
net access is required (provided by the system user). A Wi-Fi router is responsi-
ble for delivering a wireless signal to each of the system components. Further
informaon can be found in the chapter — SMART System — informaon about
the system and applicaon, as well as on the website www.termasmart.com
Each of the devices can funcon independently, however, the recommend-
ed structure of the system consists of heang zones, e.g. individual rooms
in the house, which may include one (as a maximum) VTS temperature sen-
sor per room and any number of other types of devices and sensors. Ter-
ma SMART Wi-Fi heang devices will funcon at an opmum level when
connected permanently to a local Wi-Fi network with Internet access. The
devices will also funcon without access to the Internet, or even without
a Wi-Fi connecon, but in this case the previously loaded schedule will be
implemented, and many of the device funcons will remain unavailable.

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TERMA SMART VEO HEATING ELEMENT
ACTIVATING THE SMART HEATING ELEMENT
1. Install the SMART applicaon on your mobile device, grant the appropri-
ate approvals relang to the locaon and operaon of the scanner.
2. Create a user account and provide basic details of the newly created
ʻhouse’.
3. Prepare a password for the local Wi-Fi network.
4. Turn on the heang element and start PAIRING:
a. The new device can be started with a short press on either of the
+or −buttons on the front panel.
All LED strips will ash three mes and the +/ −
buons will ash steadily, the device will go into
PAIRING MODE for 5 minutes.
b. If the pairing mode does not start automacally, or if the device is
restarted, press both buons +and −simultaneously and hold them

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for approx. 15 seconds (the enre display ashes every 5 seconds,
aer the third ash, release the buons.
All LED strips will ash 3 mes and the +/ −but-
tons will start ashing steadily, the device will go
into PAIRING MODE for 5 minutes.).
NOTE: from now on, the device broadcasts its network address (sig-
nal) and is seen by the SMART applicaon.
c. Launch the SMART applicaon and go to the Devices screen.
d. Select the + buon and follow the
instrucons in the applicaon (rst
scan the code from the scker on
the device (Fig.3) or enter it manu-
ally, select the localWi-Fi network
and enterthe router password, then
from the list of available devices,
select the device currently being
added).
e. When the automac part of the process is over, select the appropri-
ate zone in the applicaon (or create a new one) and enter the de-
vice name and other data.

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HEATING ELEMENT OPERATION VIA THE INTERFACE PANEL
LED strips
control keys
Red stripe
White stripes 5 stripes 26°C
4 strips 24°C
3 strips 21°C
2 strips 18°C
1 strip 15°C
Red stripe DRYER funcon is on
1. To wake up the device from the sleep mode, briey press any buon.
2. To raise or lower the temperature by one step, briey press +or −button.
3. To start the DRYER funcon, press and hold the + buon — a red stripe
will appear on the interface, and the heang element will start to heat
at 80% of the rated power for the duraon of 1 hour. Then the element
will return to the previous sengs.
4. To swap the +and −, buons, press and hold (> 10 s) the + buon.
5. Modes and special acons — press and hold both +and − buons
simultaneously:
a. for 5 s — the heang element turns o (single ash on the interface);
b. for 10 s — the heang element will be put to sleep (stand-by mode)
(single ash on the interface);
c. for 15 s — enter pairing mode (AP) all interface will ash 3 mes;
d. for 25 s — restore factory sengs and start the pairing mode, the de-
vice will ash as it did at set-up;
6. If the heang element’s controller panel has been blocked (the PAREN-
TAL CONTROL funcon in the control applicaon), pressing the +key
for 5 seconds will release the lock for1 minute, which will allowyou to
change the sengs manually on the device without the need to use
the applicaon (conrmaon by ashing interface).
The change made on the device manually is valid unl the next automac
temperature change saved in the schedule.

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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ON ADDING DEVICES TO THE TERMA SMART SYSTEM
(APPLIES TO ALL SMART DEVICES)
• Adding devices is possible only via the mobile applicaon.
• System changes are sent locallyby the router, and to the cloud service by
the applicaon.
• In some Android system overlays, during pairing, the phone tries to auto-
macally switch to the remembered Wi-Fi network with Internet access
— you must manually conrm the connecon with the device’s network.
• Aer adding the heang devices to the system, they are turned o by de-
fault (they do not heat up, despite the low ambient temperature, the in-
terface bars are not lit, and the remote communicaon interval is 1 h).
• Heang devices should be added rst, followed by the sensors.
• There can be only one temperature and humidity sensor (VTS) in one he-
ang zone.
• The opon of ʻcombine into a set’ is available only for the heang element
and the thermostac head installed in the same central heang radiator,
and only during the installaon of the second device.
• The name of each device must be uniquewithin the system.
• The name of the zone must be unique within the system.

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SMART SYSTEM — BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT THE SYSTEM AND THE
APPLICATION
HEATING ZONES
In the applicaon, a newly created ʻhouse’ should be divided into heang
zones (e.g. rooms) to which individual devices are assigned. It is possible to
select a schedule andview telemetrydata foreach zone.The list ofall zones
is visible to the user in the Zones tab. The view of a single zone contains
a set of acons and informaon available to the user.
The temperature presented in the center ofthe screen of a single zone is the
current measured temperature, while the value at the boom is the set tem-
perature that depends on the mode in which the system is currently operang:
• if the Vacaon mode is acve, the Vacaon mode temperature is displayed
• if the Smart Locaon is acve, the temperature for the Smart Locaon is
displayed
• if at least one device is in the manual mode, the temperature set for the
manual mode is displayed — the icon
• otherwise, the temperature for a given me interval will be displayed ac-
cording to the schedule — icon
PRINCIPLES OF MEASURING THE TEMPERATURE
IN THE ROOM (IN THE ZONE):
• If there is a temperature and humidity sensor (VTS) in a zone, its indica-
ons are the basis for the temperature control for all devices in a given
zone (recommended conguraon);
• If there is no VTS sensor in the zone, the devices will operate based on
the average of the sensor readings of each device (or one sensor if one
device is in the zone).
A more detailed descripon of the SMART System can be found on
www.termasmart.com

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1. Elektrický radiátor není na hraní. Dě do 3 let bez řádného dohledu by
neměly být v bezprostřední blízkos topení.
Dě ve věku od 3 do 8 let mohou topné zařízení ovládat pouze tehdy,
je-li správně nainstalováno a připojeno a dě jsou pod dohledem nebo
byly poučeny a pochopily rizika, která existují.
2. Aby byly chráněny před nebezpečím velmi malé dě, měl by být insta-
lován elektrický sušák na oblečení nebo ručníky tak, aby nejnižší trub-
ka byla nejméně 600 mm nad podlahou.
3. Radiátor neinstalujte přímo pod elektrickou zásuvku.
4. Elektrický radiátor by měl být naplněn přesně naměřeným množstvím
kapaliny. V případě ztráty topného média a jakéhokoli jiného faktoru
vyžadujícího jeho doplnění se obraťte na prodávajícího.
ELEKTRICKÝ RADIÁTOR S TOPNOU TYČÍ
BEZPEČNÁ INSTALACE A POUŽITÍ
5. Zařízení by měl instalovat pouze kvalikovaný topenář a elektrikář v sou-
ladu se všemi platnými bezpečnostními předpisy a jinými předpisy.
6. Všechna zařízení, ke kterým je zařízení připojeno, by měla splňovat pří-
slušné předpisy platné v této oblas.
7. K napájení topné tyče nesmí být používány prodlužovací kabely nebo
adaptéry elektrické zásuvky.
8. Musí být zajištěno, aby obvod v elektrické instalaci, ke které je topné
těleso připojeno, měl vhodný jisč a jisč zbytkového proudu (R.C.D.)
s citlivos 30 mA. Při trvalém připojení zařízení k sí (verze, které ne-
mají napájecí kabel se zástrčkou) je také povinný vypínač, který umož-
ňuje odpojit zařízení na všech pólech pomocí kontaktů s mezerou 3 mm.

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9. Zařízení ve verzi označené PB nebo MS lze instalovat v koupelně v zóně
1, denované příslušnými předpisy, se samostatnými předpisy týkajícími
se implementace elektrické instalace v mokrých prostorách. Další ver-
ze zařízení lze nainstalovat do zóny 2 nebo mimo něj.
10. Ujistěte se, že je radiátor nainstalován na stěně podle pokynů pro jeho
instalaci.
11. Pozor! Některé čás radiátoru mohou být velmi horké a mohou způso-
bit popáleniny. Zvláštní pozornost by měla být věnována přítomnos
dě nebo osob se zdravotním posžením.
12. Při sušení tkanin byste měli věnovat pozornost teplotě, která je pro ně
přijatelná. POZNÁMKA! Zbytky čiscích prostředků mohou trvale po-
skvrnit povrch radiátoru, zejména pochromovaný galvanický povlak. Ta-
kové případy nepodléhají záruce.
13. Přístroj používejte pouze k určenému účelu, jak je popsáno v návodu k
použi.
14. Tento informační materiál by měl být poskytnut koncovému uživateli
radiátoru.

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1. Instalaci topné tyče může provést pouze řemeslník s příslušnou kvalikací.
2. Připojte zařízení pouze ke správně provedené elektrické instalaci (viz
nálepka stříbrná na zadní straně tyče).
3. Je povoleno krátce zapnout topnou tyč na otevřeném vzduchu po dobu
ne delší než 3 sekundy.
4. Rozhodně nezapínejte topnou tyč v prázdném radiátoru bez topného
média!
5. Dbejte na to, aby napájecí kabel nepřišel do styku s horkými prvky ra-
diátoru nebo topné tyče.
6. Během montáže nebo demontáže nesmí být zařízení pod napěm.
7. Nezasahujte do vnitřku zařízení.
8. Výkon topné tyče nesmí být větší než výkon radiátoru pro parametry
75/65/20 °C.
TOPNÁ TYČ
BEZPEČNOSTNÍ POŽADAVKY — INSTALACE
9. Tlak v radiátoru nesmí překročit 10 atm. V elektrickém radiátoru pone-
chejte volný vzduchový polštář pro roztažnost média a v radiátoru při-
pojeném k systému ústředního vytápění ponechte otevřený 1 venl,
aby se zabránilo zvýšení tlaku v důsledku tepelné roztažnos kapaliny.
10. Zařízení instalujte v souladu se všemi místními předpisy týkajícími se
bezpečnostních požadavků elektrických zařízení, včetně přípustného
umístění a vzdálenos od zdrojů vody.
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