Timeguard ProgramaSTAT UFPT24 User manual

OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
UNDERFLOOR
HEATING
CONTROLLER
UFPT24 (24 hour)
UFPT7 (7 day)
Programa S TAT

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ON
1 2 3 4
PROGRAMCHANGE
HEATING ON
PROGRAM
ON OFF AUTO
1010
2020
3030
°C
24 hour digital
clock display
Chan e Button
sets days, hours, and minutes
and self cancelling override
Pro ramme Button
selects clock and ON/OFF times
and review
Indicator showing when the
Programa TAT is in either
continuous ON mode or in a
timed ON period in Auto
mode.
Thermostat Dial
sets the floor temperature
Temperature Marker/Heatin
Demand Indicator
UFPT Pro ramaSTAT
with cover hin ed open
Mode Selector Switch
(continuously ON,
continuously OFF, or AUTO
(timed) operation)
Contents
1 Programa TAT UFPT24 (24 hour) or UFPT7 (7 day)
2 Temperature Probe
3 3.5mm fixing screws
General
The Programa TAT combines the elements of timeswitch, floor thermostat and frostat in a single compact,
economical and stylish unit. A hinged cover hides the programme controls, but leaves access to the
thermostat dial and the button giving ON/OFF override of timer control. The Frostat protection works in
both programmed OFF periods and when set to permanent OFF for holidays. Rechargeable battery back
up is provided to retain clock and programme information in the event of a power failure.
Siting
The Programa TAT should not be installed in a wet area. Further siting instructions are given in the
Thermolay cable and mat instruction leaflet.

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The Programa TAT provides a total control package for electric underfloor heating up to 16A.
Terminals are provided for connection of a temperature probe and heating mat or cable. These are
connected as shown in figure 1.
Typical Application
Installation
The UFPT24/7 underfloor heating controllers are designed to fit onto either a B 4662 recessed
single box or a B 5733 surface mount single box. The minimum box depth required is 16mm. The ideal
mounting height is at eye level for the shortest person who is likely to need to programme the unit. For details
of the installation of the temperature probe and heating cable or mat see the Thermolay instruction leaflet.
witch OFF the mains to the controller. Cut the cable tails
of the temperature probe and heating mat or cables to
length and strip sleeving and insulation as required.
Identify the wires and locate according to figure 2.
Supply cable with a minimum of 2.5mm2conductor size
must be used. Tighten the screw terminals onto the
wires and form the cables. Offer the unit up to the wall
box forming the cables as required finally locating and
tightening up the fixing screws supplied.
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1 3 4 2
65
1342
Connections
1 - Neutral, 2 - Live,
3 & 4 - Volta e Free NO (normally open) contacts
5 & 6 - Non polarised external temperature probe.
figure 2
Non polarity
conscious external
temperature probe
Heatin
load
Lin
N
Link
Basic Circuit Connection
Fi ure 1 - Back View

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witch ON the mains to the heating circuit, slide the mode selector to continuously ON, and turn the thermostat dial
fully anticlockwise to maximum temperature. Both the heating ON indicator and the heating demand indicator will
come ON (assuming the floor temperature is not above 30°C). If the thermostat dial is now gradually turned clockwise
the heating demand indicator will turn OFF. Turning the dial approximately 2.0°C anticlockwise will bring the heating
demand indicator ON again.
Remember to use the lowest setting of the thermostat dial consistent with comfort as significant savings on heating bills
can be made by a reduction of 1°C. The unit should now be programmed using either the UFPT24 or UFPT7
programming instructions.
Commissioning
ON
1 2 3 4
PROGRAMCHANGE
HEATING ON
PROGRAM
ON OFF AUTO
1010
20 20
30 30
°C
24 hour digital
clock display
Chan e Button
sets days, hours, and minutes
and self cancelling override
Pro ram Button
selects clock and ON/OFF
times and review
Output status showing if
unit is ON or OFF
UFPT24 Programming Instructions
Indicator showing when timed
output is ON or unit is
continuosly ON.

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Battery
This product has a factory fitted rechargeable battery. If the Programa TAT is left with its mains
power switched off for more than 1 month the display may go blank. In this case, switch mains on,
wait 4 hours, and apply reset - see 1 before programming.
Programming
Only two setting buttons are required, <Change> and <Program>. In normal use the <Change>
button is used to switch ON or OFF, overriding the timeswitch until the next programmed OFF or
ON time. During programming the <Change> button is used to set the hours and minutes. The
<Program> button is used to select the clock time or the 4 programmed ON/OFF times and to
review them once they have been set. Each time the <Program> button is pressed the display will
flash either the hours or minutes in turn, starting with the clock then the first ON time, first OFF
time, second ON time etc. Wherever the hours or minutes are flashing they may be set using the
<Change> button. Once set the <Program> button is pressed again to proceed to the next stage.
Normal Operating Mo e
In normal operation the unit will display the correct time with the colon flashing. The output
status will be shown by either ON or OFF on the display.
OFF
1 2 3 4

1 To Reset Before Programming
(To alter clock time or modify pro rammes - see section 5)
To clear programmes from memory and reset the
UFPT24 press and hold down both buttons until the
display goes blank. Release buttons and display will fill
with its complete range of characters and then clear to
show clock and hour digit flashing. This procedure is
essential on installation and recommended if major
reprogramming is required subsequently.
You are now in the clock setting mo e
at the beginning of the programme sequence
5
1 2 3 4
Programming sequence
Note: Pauses between button presses greater than 1 minute during programming will
result in automatic return to the operating mode.
2 Setting Clock (after reset)
i Hour Settin - Press the <Change> button to advance the
hour setting. For rapid hour selections press and hold
down <Change> button.
etting clock
Programme 1 ON
Programme 1 OFF
Programme 2 ON
Programme 2 OFF
Programme 3 ON
Programme 3 OFF
Programme 4 ON
Programme 4 OFF
Operating Mode
:
:
:
:
:
:
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ii Minute Settin - Press the <Program> button briefly to select
the minutes - display shows clock symbol and minute digits
flashing. Press the <Change> button to advance the minutes
setting. For rapid minute selection press and hold down
<Change> button. (Note: 16 hours shown as example of hours set)
iii
Press <Program> button briefly - clock is now set and display
shows ready for the first programme ON time with ON and
hours
digits flashing.
ON
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
3. To Set Programme ON/OFF Times (after clock setting)
iPress <Change> button to advance the hour setting for the first programme ON
time.
ii Press <Program> button briefly to select minutes - display
shows minute digits and ON flashing. Press <Change>
button to advance minutes setting. (Note: 16 hours shown as
example of hours set).
iii Press <Program> button briefly - the first ON time is now
set and display shows ready for the first OFF programme
time.
iv Now set the hours and minutes as before.
vRepeat steps i to iv to set the remainder of the 3 programme ON/OFF times as
required. Note: Any unused ON/OFF programmes must be left blank and should be
bypassed by pressing the <Program> button until the display shows normal
operating mode. Do not programme ‘0’s into unused programmes.
IMPORTANT After setting a clock time which falls within a programmed ON
period, the unit will not switch ON. Press the <Change> button to switch the UFPT24
ON. After this the unit will operate normally to the programmes set.
ON
1 2 3 4
OFF
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4. Programme Review
To fast review the set programmes or for quick exit to normal operating mode - press
and hold down the <Program> button.
Normal review can be carried out by pressing the <Program> button briefly which reviews
the clock time with the whole display flashing. Further brief pressing of this button reviews
the programme ON and OFF times in sequence again with the whole display flashing.
5. Initiating Programme Mo e
This is required when making changes to the clock time or programme times and
can be initiated any time during the normal operating mode. Press the <Program>
button briefly and the clock symbol, hours and minutes symbols on the display will
flash - this is review mode. Further brief pressing of the <Program> button will
display the ON and OFF programmes in sequence. Having reached the clock or
programme time requiring change, press the <Change> button briefly to initiate
programme mode and then follow steps 2 and 3 as required. Having completed the
change press and hold down the <Program> button until normal operating mode
is reached and then release.
6. Cancelling Programmes
Any ON/OFF programme can be cancelled by clearing its ON and OFF time.
Follow step 5 and when into the ON or OFF programme to
be cancelled press the <Change> button until the hour
digits show - -: then press the <Program> button briefly to
clear the programme. The display will show the hour and
minute dashes and ON or OFF flashing. (ON and OFF
programmes have to be cancelled separately.)
7. Self Cancelling Overri e
To change the output status from ON to OFF or vice versa during normal
operation press the <Change> button. The output status will change and indicate
override is in operation by flashing either the ON or OFF symbol on the display.
The override will end at the next programmed change, or sooner if the <Change>
button is pressed again.
ON
1 2 3 4

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ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
PROGRAMCHANGE
HEATING ON
DAY
ON OFF AUTO
10
10
20
20
30
30
°C
24 hour digital
clock display
Chan e Button
sets days, hours, and minutes
and self cancelling override Pro ramme Button
used to select the clock
time and day and the 6
ON/OFF programme
times and days and to
review them once set
Indicator showing when timed
output is ON or unit is
continuosly ON
UPFT7 Programming Instructions
Output status showing if
unit is ON or OFF
Battery
This product has a factory fitted rechargeable battery. If the Programa TAT is left with its mains
power switched off for more than 1 month the display may go blank. In this case switch mains
on, wait 4 hours, and apply reset - see 1 before programming.
Programming
This is a seven day (weekly) timeswitch which has six programmes, each of which can be block
programmed to work on all of the five weekdays, both weekend days, or all 7 days (24 hour
operation). Programmes can also be designated to operate on individual days. Only two setting
buttons are required, <Change> and <Program>. In normal use the <Change> button is used to
switch ON or OFF, overriding the timeswitch until the next programmed OFF or ON time.
During programming the <Change> button is used to set the hours, minutes and days. The
<Program> button is used to select the clock time and day or the 6 programmed ON/OFF times
and days and to review them once they have been set. Each time the <Program> button is pressed
the display will flash either the days, hours or minutes in turn, starting with the clock time and
day then the first ON time and day(s), first OFF time, second ON time and day(s) etc. Wherever
the days, hours or minutes are flashing they may be set using the <Change> button. Once set the
<Program> button is pressed again to proceed to the next stage.

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Normal Operating Mo e
In normal operation the UPFT7 will display the correct day and its time with the colon
flashing. The output status will be shown by either ON or OFF on the display.
1 To Reset Before Programming
(To alter clock time or modify pro rammes - see section 5)
To clear programmes from memory and reset the UPFT7
press and hold down both buttons until the display goes
blank. Release buttons and display will fill with its
complete range of characters and then clear to show clock
and day 1 symbol flashing. This procedure is essential on
installation and is recommended if major reprogramming
is required subsequently.
You are now in the clock setting mo e at the beginning
of the programme sequence
OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
etting clock
Programme 1 ON
Programme 1 OFF
Programme 2 ON
Programme 2 OFF
Programme 3 ON
Programme 3 OFF
Programme 4 ON
Programme 4 OFF
Programme 5 ON
Programme 5 OFF
Programme 6 ON
Programme 6 OFF
Operation Mode
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
......
....➔
Programming sequence
Note: Pauses between button presses greater than 1 minute during
programming will result in automatic return to the operating mode.

Press the <Change> button to advance the hour setting. For rapid hours selection
press and hold down <Change> button. (Note: Monday shown as example of day
set.)
iii Minute Settin - Press the <Program> button briefly to
select the minutes - display shows clock symbol and
minute digits flashing. Press the <Change> button to
advance the minutes setting. For rapid minute selection
press and hold down <Change> button. (Note: 16 hours shown as example of
hours set)
iv Press <Program> button briefly - clock is now set and display shows ready for the
first ON programme time.
10
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
2 Setting Clock (after reset)
i Day Settin - Press <Change> button to advance to the day required. Day 1 =
Monday and Day 7 = unday.
ii Hour Settin - Press the <Program> button briefly to
select the hours - display shows clock symbol and the
hours digits flashing.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

3. To Set Programme ON/OFF Times
(after clock setting)
iThe user is now able to set the day(s) that the first programme will operate on. The
alternatives are:
1234567
●●●●●
= 5 days (Weekdays) Mo Tu We Th Fr
●●
= 2 days (Weekend) a u
●●●●●●●
= 7 days (Everyday) Mo Tu We Th Fr a u
●
= Individual days starting with Mo through to u
Initially dots 1 to 5 flash indicatin that if this option were selected, the pro ramme times about to
be entered would operate over the five weekdays. If another option is required, the <Chan e>
button should be pressed until the correct day(s) flash.
ii Once the day option has been selected press <Program> button
briefly to select hour time - display shows hour digits and ON
flashing. Press <Change> button to advance hour setting.
(Note: 2 days ( at & un) shown as examples of days set.)
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ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
iii Press <Program> button briefly to select minutes - display
shows minute digits and ON flashing. Press <Change>
button to advance minute setting.
(Note: 16 hours shown as example of hours set).
iv Press <Program> button briefly - the first ON time is now
set and display shows ready for the first programme OFF
time.
vNow set the hours and minutes as before. The day(s)
selected remains the same.
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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vi Repeat steps i to v to set the remainder of the 5 programme ON/OFF times and
day(s) as required. Note: Any unused ON/OFF programmes must be left blank and
should be bypassed by pressing the <Programme> button until the display shows
normal operating mode. Do not programme ‘0’s into unused programmes.
IMPORTANT After setting a clock time which falls within a programmed ON
period, the unit will not switch ON. Press the <Change> button to switch the UFPT7
ON. After this the unit will operate normally to the programmes set.
4. Programme Review
To fast review the set programmes or for quick exit to normal operating mode - press
and hold down the <Program> button.
Normal review can be carried out by pressing the <Program> button briefly which
reviews the clock time and day with the whole display flashing. Further brief
pressing of this button reviews the programme ON and OFF times and day(s) in
sequence again with the whole display flashing.
5. Initiating Programme Mo e
This is required when making changes to the clock time/day or programme
times/days and can be initiated any time during the normal operating mode. Press
the <Program> button briefly and the clock symbol, day flag, hrs and minutes
symbols on the display will flash - this is review mode. Further brief pressing of the
<Program> button will display the ON and OFF programmes in sequence. Having
reached the clock time/day or programme time/day(s) requiring change, press the
<Change> button briefly to initiate programme mode and then follow steps 2 and 3
as required. Having completed the change press and hold down the <Program>
button until normal operating mode is reached and then release.
6. Cancelling Programmes
Any ON/OFF programme can be cancelled by clearing its ON
and OFF time. Follow step 5 and when into the ON or OFF
programme to be cancelled press the <Change> button briefly
and the day dot(s) will flash, press the <Program> button briefly
to select the hours and then press the <Change> button until the hour digits show -- --:
then press the <Program> button briefly to clear the programme. The display will show
the hour and minute dashes and ON or OFF flashing. (ON and OFF programmes have to
be cancelled separately.) Note: at & un shown as example of days previously set.
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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Self Cancelling Overri e
To change the output status from ON to OFF or vice versa press the <Change>
button. The output status will change and indicate override is in operation by
flashing either the ON or OFF symbol on the display. The override will end at the
next programmed change, or sooner, if the <Change> button is pressed again.
Specifications
● Operating Temp: -10˚C to 40˚C
● Operating Voltage: 220 - 240V AC 50Hz
● witching Capability: 16A resistive
3A inductive
● Temp Control Range: 6˚C to 30˚C
● Temperature Accuracy: ± 1˚C (at20˚)
● Hysteresis: 1.6˚C approx.
● Control Type: Normally open, voltage free
● Battery: Factory fitted rechargeable - 1000hrs back-up
● EC Directives: Conforms to 73/23/EEC
89/336/EEC
● Dimensions(mm): 86(H) x 86(W) x 24(D)
Hysteresis- difference between turn ON and turn OFF temperatures

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3 Year Guarantee
In the unlikely event of this product becoming faulty, due to defective
material or manufacture within 3 years of the date of purchase please return
it to your supplier in the first year with proof of purchase and it will be
replaced free of charge. For the second and third years or any difficulty in
the first year telephone the helpline on 020 8450 0515.
THREE YEAR
GUARANTEE
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HELPLINE
020-8450-0515
For a product brochure please contact:
Time uard Ltd.
Victory Park, 400 Edgware Road,
London NW2 6ND
020-8452-1112
or email [email protected]
Designed and manufactured in the U.K. 67-058-124