Towelrads SMART Thermostatic User manual

MANUAL
OCTOBER 2022 A1
Towelrads.com Ltd, Queensgate House, Cookham Road, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 1RB Telephone: 01628 625 367 | Fax: 01628 659 520 | www.Towelrads.com
SMART THERMOSTATIC
ELECTRONIC CONTROL FOR TOWEL RADIATORS
SMART Thermostatic is an electronic thermostat for the automatic control
of electric towel radiators. Using internal sensor, it is capable of keeping the
temperature of the towel radiator to a desired value. Ten different electric
resistances are available in a range between 100W and 1000W.
Operative modes: Comfort, Stand-by/Antifreeze, Boost 2h, P1, P2.
• Comfort mode: The thermostat keeps the towel radiators temperature
at the level set by the user.
• Boost 2h mode: the heating element is activated for a period of 2
hours independently of the configured temperature. The temperature is
automatically control LED so as not to exceed 65°C. At the end of the 2
hour period, the device returns to “Comfort” mode.
• P1 and P2 mode: The control system enters “Boost” mode for 2
hours; after that it returns into “Comfort” mode for 22 or 10 hours
(configurable by the user P1 or P2) and then it enters again into “Boost”
mode for 2 hours, repeating the same procedure endlessly.
• Standby/Antifreeze mode: if the temperature drops below 10°C the
device will automatically active the control system in order the internal
liquid freezing Available colours:
White
Chrome
Black
Anthracite
SMART Thermostatic is compliant with the following standards:
• Eco-design Directive for Energy-using Products, 2005/32/EC (<0,5W).
• EN 60335-1:2012+A11:2014 -EN 60335-2-30:2009+A11:2012
• EN 60335-2-43:2003+A1:2006+A2:2008
• EN 61000-3-2:2014 -EN61000-3-3:2013 -EN 62233:2008
• EN 55014-1:2006+A1:2009+A2:2011 -EN 55014-2:1997+A1:2001+A2:2008
SMART Thermostatic is a certified product:

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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Product Electronic control for electric towel radiators
Applications Towel radiators
Insulation class Class I, Class 2
IP Level IP44
Temperature setting Digital
Selectable temperature range 40°C ÷ 65°C 10°C Antifreeze
Operational temperature -10°C ÷ 40°C
Maximal power See table or figure below
Supply Voltage 230VAC 50Hz
Dimensions See table or figure below
Warranty 2 years
Standards -EN 60335-1:2012+A11:2014 -EN 60335-2-30:2009+A11:2012
-EN 60335-2-43:2003+A1:2006+A2:2008
-EN 61000-3-2:2014 -EN61000-3-3:2013 -EN 62233:2008
-EN 55014-1:2006+A1:2009+A2:2011
-EN 55014-2:1997+A1:2001+A2:2008
Approval mark CE
Case ABS-VO
Environmental directive WEEE, RoHS
Operative modes Comfort, Boost 2h, P1, P2, Stand-by/Antifreeze, Key-lock.
Thermostat status indicators Boost/Timer LED (red/green/amber)
Comfort Bar with 6 LEDs: 1 blue, 2 green, 2 yellows, 2 reds.
Connection to mains 3 Cables (neutral, live, earth); Italian plug L. 120cm;
2 Cables (neutral, live). Swiss plug L. 120cm; spina UK L.120cm; Schuko plug.
Available colours White (RAL9016); Chrome
Maximal temperature of the thermal 152°C
Power (W) 100 200 250 300 400 500 600 700 750 800 900 1000
Watt density (W/Cm2)1.1 2.3 4 3.2 3.4 4 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.7 3.7
L (Heating element) (mm) 350 350 370 370 430 450 560 630 700 700 760 830
Heating part 55 Cold Zone
NBR 80sh gasket whyte
Cromed bush
L+5
12+0.3
Sheath AISI304
NTC sensor 100kohm
Thermal fuse 152oC

MANUAL
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WARNING
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!
DISCONNECT POWER SUPPLY BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH INSTALLATION.
Please read carefully before using the device.
• The present device has been designed for exclusive use on a towel radiator.
• The thermostat in combination with a heating element is designed for heating the liquid contained inside a towel
radiator. Any other use is forbidden.
• Before using, carefully ensure that the line voltage is the same as that specified for the thermostat
(see technical specifications).
• Only use heating elements compatible with the type of used towel radiator.
• Disconnect power supply before cleaning or before performing maintenance of the product.
• In case of damage to the supply cable, turn off the device and do not touch. The damaged power supply cables
can be replaced by the manufacturer or by an authorised service centre. Failure to either adheres to the above
rules could lead to compromised system safety and invalidate the warranty.
• Store the heating element exclusively in the protecting packaging.
• Replacement of the heating element can be done exclusively by the product manufacturer.

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INSTALLATION GUIDE
To be used by installers only
• Disconnect the device from power supply before proceeding with installation or maintenance.
• Protect the device with a 30mA RCD circuit breaker and an isolating switch to disconnect from.
1. Insert the heating element in the threaded opening located on the bottom part of the radiator.
2. Securely fasten the electric resistance to the body of the towel radiator with a 22mm wrench.
3. The special sheath ensures a secure mounting and eventually allows a slight supplemental torsion to perfectly
align the thermostat with the radiator.
4. Tilt the radiator as in fig. 3, making sure that the opening on top of the radiator is located on the highest side.
WARNING, DO NOT LEAN THE RADIATOR ON THE ELECTRONIC CONTROL!
5. Fill the radiator with the specific liquid.
6. Put the radiator back in vertical position and check the internal level of the liquid (fig. 4).
7. Ensure a proper fastening of the heating element in the radiator.
8. Connect the device to mains and start heating (the top opening of the radiator must remain open!).
9. Set the maximal temperature and check the level of the internal liquid.
- Due to thermal expansion the liquid could brim over the radiator.
- Remove the exceeding liquid (be careful to avoid burns!) in order to keep the thermostat dry and avoid
the liquid reaching the border.
10. When the level of the liquid stops growing wait for
additional 5 minutes then stop heating.
11. If necessary, top up the radiator before the liquid cools
down (keep the temperature of the internal liquid
checked all the time).
12. Close the top opening of the radiator with the
appropriate cap.
13. Hook the radiator to the wall.
14. Connect the device to the mains.
(1)
(2)
(3) (4)
YES NO

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USER MANUAL
COMFORT BAR
Comfort Bar:
Indicates the selected
temperature and
further accessory
information
[Boost/Programme]
button: For choosing
between on of: “Boost
2h”, “P1” and “P2” modes.
P1 P2
2h
Internal NTC sensor: Used for
automatic temperature control
3 red LEDs indicate to the user which
mode is activated: “Boost 2h” , “P1”, “P2”
[On/Stand-by] button
1/2” GAS thread
for fastening on the
radiator
[+] and [-] buttons:
For setting the
desired temperature
Heating element
Power cord
40oC
45oC
50oC 55oC
60oC
65oC

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Press the [On/Standby] button to turn on the device or to enter the “Standby/Antifreeze” mode.
NOTE:
The device will beep twice for 0.5 seconds when put into “Standby/Antifreeze” mode. The device will beep once for
1 second when turned on.
Comfort mode:
In this mode the desired temperature of the radiator is selected. The temperature value is set through the [+] and [-]
buttons to one of the following values: 40°C, 45°C, 50°C, 55°C, 60°C, 65°C.
The rightmost lit or blinking LED in the “Comfort bar” indicates the selected temperature. A blinking LED
indicates that the corresponding temperature has not yet been reached during the heating phase. When a certain
temperature level is reached, the corresponding LED stops blinking and remains lit.
Turn on the device. Pressing 4 times the
[+] button, the desired temperature is
set to a value of 55°C (the first 4 LEDs
from the left start blinking).
The radiator starts heating. When the
temperature of the radiator reaches 40°C
the first (blue) LED stops blinking and
remains lit.
The temperature rises above 40°C
And so forth, to reach the LED that
indicates 55°C. When all the LEDs stop
blinking, the radiator has reached the
desired temperature.

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P1 mode: to activate this mode press the [Boost/Programme] button until the LED “P1” is lit.
In this mode the thermostat activates for 2 hours the “Boost” function; after 2 hours the thermostat returns to the
“Comfort” mode for 22 hours. So long as this mode is not deactivated, this sequence is repeated cyclically. To
deactivate the function press the [Boost/Programme] button until you are returned the “Comfort” mode.
The “P1” blinks in the period the “Boost” mode is ON (2h).
The “P1” remains lit in the period the “Comfort” mode is ON (22h).
N.B. during the first cycle, the length of the “Comfort” mode is of 21 hours.
P2 mode: to activate this mode press the [Boost/Programme] button until the LED “P2” is lit.
In this mode the thermostat activates for 2 hours the “Boost” function; after 2 hours the thermostat returns to the
“Comfort” mode for 10 hours. So long as this mode is not deactivated, this sequence is repeated cyclically.
To deactivate the function press the [Boost/Programme] button until you are returned the “Comfort” mode.
The “P2” blinks in the period the “Boost” mode is ON (2h).
The “P2” remains lit in the period the “Comfort” mode is ON (10h).
N.B. during the first cycle, the length of the “Comfort” mode is of 9 hours.
Boost
2h Boost Comfort for 21h
Programme (P1) 24 hour cycle
Comfort for 22h2h Boost 2h Boost
h
T oC
Comfort
Boost
2h Boost Comfort for 9h Comfort for 10h
Programme (P2) 12 hour cycle
Comfort for 10h2h Boost 2h Boost 2h Boost
h
T oC
Comfort
N.B. The maximal temperature during the “Boost” period in “P1” and “P2” mode is limited to 65°C
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“Boost 2h” mode: to activate this mode press the [Boost/
Programme] button until the “2h” LED is lit.
This mode activates the heating element to the maximal power
for 2h (for safety reasons the maximal temperature of the towel
radiator is limited to 65°C).
To exit the “Boost” mode, press the [Boost/Programme] button
until you return to the “Comfort” mode.
The 2h LED remains lit for the whole time that the function is
active.
LED “P1” mode.
LED “Boost 2h” mode.
LED “P2” mode.
FUNCTION DIAGRAMS
FUNCTION DIAGRAM OR BOOST / TIMER LEDS
P2 Comfort
Boost 2h
P1
Press the
[Boost/Programme]
button to select the
operative mode.
2h red LED blinking “Boost” active. The heating element is active for 120 minutes (the maximal
temperature of the radiator is limited to 65°C).
P1 red LED blinking “Boost” (P1) active. The heating element is active for 120 minutes (the maximal
temperature of the radiator is limited to 65°C).
P1 red LED Return to “Comfort” mode for 22h.
P2 red LED blinking “Boost” (P2) active. The heating element is active for 120 minutes (the maximal
temperature of the radiator is limited to 65°C).
P2 red LED Return to “Comfort” mode for 10h.

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Key-lock function: press simultaneously the [+] and [-] buttons for 3 seconds to activate the key-lock function,
which prevents the inadvertent use of the keypad, with the exception of the [On/Standby] button. To deactivate the
function, repeat the same procedure. When the key lock function is activated, the device beeps twice. When key lock
is deactivated, the device beeps four times.
Additional indications provided by the “Comfort Bar”:
• The two central (yellow) LEDs blink when a button is pressed: Key lock is active.
• The external (blue and red) external LEDs blink: Failure on the temperature sensor, the heating element is
deactivated. Contact customer support.
Notes
In case of interruption of the power supply, the system will recover from the previous operative mode*, with the
exception of “Boost 2h”, “P2” and “P1” modes.
*The status of the thermostat is saved after 5 seconds from the last modification.
Accessory: To allow a mixed usage of the SMART device, connect the
T-piece to the towel radiator, insert the SMART device into the
vertical manifold of the T-piece and connect the return line of the
heating circuit to the orthogonal connector of the T-piece.
Available Colours: White, Chrome.
Repairing: They must be carried out by authorised personnel in order not to
void the warranty.
The manufacturer reserves the right to make any changes to the product described in this
manual, at any time, and without prior warning.
DISPOSAL
This product may not be treated as ordinary household waste. It has to be disposed in proper
waste collection sites. In case of replacement it shall be returned to Towelrads.
Such an end-of-life treatment of the product will preserve the environment and will reduce
consumption of natural resources.
This symbol applied to the present product indicates the obligation to bring it to a proper waste
collection site, in order to let it be disposed according to 2002/96 / CE (RAEE - WEEE) directives.
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