Warmup Luxury 2 LUXY2D44 User manual

LUXURY 2 USER MANUAL
Copyright reserved - 1985 Heatsolve SA (PTY) Ltd Warmup- 1/5/2011 T/A
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ISO 9001; 2000
Q UA L I T Y
ENERGY EFFICIENT

3yr
Guarantee
Dual Sensor
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The LUXURY 2
Quick Reference Guide:
4- Event Programmable Clock Thermostat
STOCK CODE: LUXY2D44
STOCK CODE: LUXY2D24
An intuitive menu guides you
through the setting process:
1. On/Off
2. Current time
3. Day of the week
4. 4-Event schedule
5. Current set temperature
6. Menu guides
7. Navigation buttons
8. Auto or manual mode symbol
18 Important facts about the
Luxury 2 thermostat:
1. Easy to install.
2. Simple to use.
3. Intuitive menu guides you through the setting process.
4. Comfortable floor temperature at required time.
5. Modern and attractive.
6. 10 year battery backup.
7. You never need to reset after power interruption.
8. Child lock.
9. Built-in clock and calendar.
10. Dual sensor (Air/Floor or use as regulator).
11. Full compatibility with existing floor sensors.
12. Factory pre-set events.
13. Events can be changed to suit ones lifestyle.
14. The room temperature can be temporarily changed.
15. Safe and reliable, international approvals.
16. 3 year warranty.
17. Energy efficient +.
18. Saving money.
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4 Richard Road, Industria North, Roodepoort, Gauteng, Tel: 011 673 5063, Fax: 011 673 4827, Toll Free: 0800 00 65 65
3 Thor Circle, Viking Place, Thornton, Cape Town, Tel: 021 531 1896, Fax: 021 532 0741
Technical data:
Supply Voltage: 230 V AC +-10% 50/60 Hz
Output relay: 16A
Interrupter: 2 Pole isolator 16A (4x4 only)
Temperature range: +5/+40 C
Floor limit range: +5/+40 C
Clock function: 4-event program
Battery backup: 10 Years
Ambient temperature: 0/+40 C during operation
On/Off differential: 0.4 C
Protective housing: IP 21 (ingress protection)
Housing: Flush mount, total depth 40mm
Dimensions: 4X4 (127mm x 127mm)
2x4 (80mm x 127mm)
Display: Size 100 x 64 with backlight
Electronic: Programmable
Sensor: Floor
or Air
or Dual (Air & Floor)
or Regulator

LUXURY 2 USER MANUAL
DISPLAY, BUTTONS AND SYMBOLS.
LUXURY 2
4 Event Programmable
Clock Thermostat
ENERGY EFFICIENT
7
8
9
1
2
6
3
4
5
10
On/Off slide switch
Mode selection
Temperature
2 pole Isolator switch
Down/right selection
OK selection
Current event
Day
Time
Auto mode
Up/left selection
11
7
89
1
26
345
10
11
Page 1

THE THERMOSTAT MENU WILL NOW AUTOMATICALLY
GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE PROCESS.
17: 10
Time
OK
1
English
Language
German
Dutch
OK
LANGUAGE MUST BE SET:
Choose the language using the or button
eg, (English).
3
Confirm with button.
OK
4
5
TIME MUST BE SET:
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Choose the current time hour (17 ) using the or:20
3
or button eg, (17.20).
4
Choose the minutes ( 20) using the or17:
3
confirm with button.
5
5
OK
confirm with button.
5
OK
4
21.09.2010
Date
OK
confirm with button.
OK
Choose the month ( 09 ) using the or21. .2010
3
4
confirm with button.
5
OK
Choose the year ( 2010) using the or21.09.
3
4
confirm with button.
5
OK
4
5
Choose the actual date (21. ) using the or09.2010
3
ACTUAL DATE, MONTH AND YEAR MUST BE SET:
2
THE LUXURY 2 THERMOSTAT MAY BE USED ETHER AS A
FLOOR MONITORING THERMOSTAT.
AIR MONITORING THERMOSTAT.
DUEL: FLOOR AND AIR MONITORING THERMOSTAT.
OR A REGULATOR.
FIRST TIME SETTING.
3
EASY TO
USE

IF AFTER THE ABOVE SETTINGS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED BUT..
THE SCREEN INDICATES AN ERROR MESSAGE
IF the floor sensor has not been connected
The thermostat needs to be programmed for monitoring the
Air (Room) temperature.
E2: ERROR MESSAGE
THESE SIMPLE STEPS NEED TO BE FOLLOWED:
FOLLOW STEPS A - H:
Press the Menu button
E2:
External floor sensor
error
Menu
4
4
5
OK
4-Event settings
Press the button
5
5
Press the button
5
User settings
OK
Press the button
4
OK
4
Engineer settings
OK
5
Press the button
5
Offset temp.
OK
5
Press the button
5
Adaptive function
OK
Press the button
4
OK
4
Application
OK
5
Press the button
5
Application
OK
Room/limit
Regulator
Room
Press the button
4
OK
4
Application
OK
Room
Room/limit
Floor
A
B
C
DH
G
F
E
Important
Page 3

COST EFFECTIVE
R
THE THERMOSTAT WILL CONTROL YOUR HEATING IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRE-PROGRAMMED 4-EVENT
SCHEDULE
17.20
Mon
Comfort
Menu
Manual
1
5
.
0
C
THE PRE-PROGRAMMED 4-EVENT SCHEDULE.
2
3
4
1
PROGRAMS MO TU TH FR SA SU
WE
6:00
8:00
16:00
22:30
6:00
8:00
16:00
22:30
6:00
8:00
16:00
23:30
6:00
8:00
16:00
22:30
6:00
8:00
16:00
23:30 23:00 23:00
8:00
--:--
--:--
--:--
--:--
8:00
2
3
4
1
THE PRE-PROGRAMMED TEMPERATURE SETTINGS.
6:00 - 8:00
8:00 - 16:00
16:00 - 23:30
22:30 - 6:00
6:00 - 23:00
23:00 - 8:00
DAY 1-5
DAY 6-7
TIME WITH FLOOR SENSOR WITH ROOM SENSOR
EVENT
TIME WITH FLOOR SENSOR WITH ROOM SENSOR
EVENT
Day
Day
Home
Night
Out
Out
25 C
25 C
25 C
20 C
20 C
20 C
20 C
21 C
21 C
15 C
15 C
15 C
THE PRE-PROGRAMMED 4-EVENT SCHEDULE
THE 4-EVENTS FOR ECONOMIC CONTROL.:
When you wake up in the morning (floor will be warm).
When you return home (floor will be warm).
When you are away at work (floor in setback mode).
When you go to bed at night (floor in setback mode).
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5
OK
4-Event settings
Press the button
5
5
Press the button
5
User settings
OK
Press the button
4
OK
4
Engineer settings
OK
5
Press the button
5
Offset temp.
OK
5
Press the button
5
Adaptive function
OK
Press the button
4
OK
4
Application
OK
5
Press the button
5
Application
OK
Room/limit
Regulator
Room
4
Application
OK
Room
Room/limit
Floor
A
B
C
DH
G
F
E
Page 5
APPLICATION SETTINGS.
SETTING THE THERMOSTAT TO FUNCTION USING
FLOOR OR AIR (ROOM) OR FLOOR AND AIR OR USED AS A REGULATOR.
Once a selection has been
made for ether a :
FLOOR or
ROOM or
ROOM/LIMIT (AIR & FLOOR)
REGULATORor
Press the buttonOK
4
IF the FLOOR or AIR FLOOR ( ROOM/LIMIT) selection has been made a floor sensor must be connected
Important
THESE SIMPLE STEPS NEED TO BE FOLLOWED:
FOLLOW STEPS A - H:
Press the Menu button
4
Menu
4
THE THERMOSTAT CAN REGULATE DIFFERENT OPTIONS
FLOOR - AIR (ROOM) - FLOOR AND AIR OR USED AS A REGULATOR.
FIRST TIME SETTING.

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS YOU TO CHOOSE THE TYPE OF WEEKLY 4-EVENT SCHEDULE YOU REQUIRE.
THESE SIMPLE STEPS NEED TO BE FOLLOWED:
FOLLOW STEPS A - J:
Menu
4
Press the Menu button
4
5
OK
4-Event settings
Press the button
5
Press the button
5
User settings
OK
Press the button
4
OK
5
5
Press the button
5
AB
C
D
E
F
OK
Time and date
OK
Child lock
5
Press the button
5
OK
OK
Display settings
Press the button
4
OK
G
4
OK
4-Event schedule
%
4
5
Press the button
to view next schedule.
5
UP
TYPICALLY USED IF ONE WORKS FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY
Schedule
OK
5:2
Mon-Fri = 4-event
Sat-Sun = 2-event
4-EVENT SCHEDULE
H
Follow the Steps
Press the button
to accept this schedule.
4
OK
4
OR
5
Press the button
to view next schedule.
5
UP
Schedule
OK
6:1
Mon-Sat = 4-event
Sun = 2-event
I
Press the button
to accept this schedule.
4
OK
4
OR
Schedule
OK
7:0
Mon-Sun = 4-event
J
Press the button
to accept this schedule.
4
OK
4
CHOOSE INDIVIDUAL PROGRAMS FOR EACH DAY OF THE WEEK.
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4-EVENT SETTINGS OF YOUR OWN CHOICE
COST EFFECTIVE
R
THIS ALLOWS YOU TO PROGRAM YOUR OWN CHOICE OF
TEMPERATURE SETTINGS AS WELL AS DIFFERENT EVENT
SETTINGS DURING THE DAY OR NIGHT.
OK
4-Event settings
2
3
4
THE 4-EVENTS FOR ECONOMIC CONTROL.:
(AN EVENT IS A FUNCTION)
THE PRESET SCHEDULE CAN BE EASILY CHANGED IN THE FOLLOWING WAY:
1When you wake up in the morning (floor will be warm).
When you return home (floor will be warm).
When you are away at work (floor in setback mode).
When you go to bed at night (floor in setback mode).
FOLLOW STEPS A - E:
OK
4-Event settings
A
4
Press the button
4
OK
Days
OK
Mon-Fri
Sat-Sun
Exit
B
CHOOSE THE DAYS YOU
WANT TO CHANGE
Press the button
4
OK
4
Time
OK
06:00
00:00 23:45
Min Max
D
35
SELECT THE TIME THE
HEATING SHOULD BE ON
Press the button
Press the button
to adjust time EARLIER
to adjust time LATER
3
5
Press the button
4
OK
OR
THEN
Temp
OK
20.0 C
o
5.0 C
o
Min
o
40.0 C
Max
E
SET THE TEMPERATURE
FOR THIS EVENT
35
Press the button
Press the button
to adjust tem DOWN
to adjust temp UP
3
5
Press the button
4
OK
OR
THEN
Event
OK
Morning
Daytime
Exit
C
CHOOSE THE DAILY EVENT
YOU WANT TO CHANGE
Press the button
4
OK
4
FIRST EVENT (MORNING)
ON time
the temperature has been set
1When you wake up in the morning (floor will be warm).
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2nd EVENT SETTINGS OF YOUR OWN CHOICE
THE PRESET SCHEDULE CAN BE EASILY CHANGED IN THE FOLLOWING WAY:
2When you are away at work (floor in setback mode).
FOLLOW STEPS 1, 2, 3 :
1
CHOOSE THE DAILY EVENT
YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE
(DAYTIME)
Press the button
4
OK
Event
OK
Daytime
Evening
Morning
4
Time
OK
8:30
6:00
Min
23:45
Max
2
3
35
SELECT THE TIME YOU
WANT THE HEATING TO BE OFF
Press the button
Press the button
to adjust time EARLIER
to adjust time LATER
3
5
Press the button
4
OK
OR
THEN
Temp
OK
15.0 C
o
5.0 C
o
Min
o
40.0 C
Max
SET THE TEMPERATURE
FOR DAYTIME EVENT
35
Press the button
Press the button
to adjust tem DOWN
to adjust temp UP
3
5
Press the button
4
OK
OR
THEN
SECOND EVENT (DAYTIME)
OFF time
2When you are away at work (floor in setback mode).
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3rd EVENT SETTINGS OF YOUR OWN CHOICE
THE PRESET SCHEDULE CAN BE EASILY CHANGED IN THE FOLLOWING WAY:
FOLLOW STEPS 1, 2, 3 :
1
CHOOSE THE DAILY EVENT
YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE
(EVENING)
Press the button
4
OK
Event
OK
Evening
Night
Daytime
4
Time
OK
16:00
08:30
Min
23:45
Max
2
3
35
SELECT THE TIME YOU
WANT THE HEATING TO BE OFF
Press the button
Press the button
to adjust time EARLIER
to adjust time LATER
3
5
Press the button
4
OK
OR
THEN
Temp
OK
20.0 C
o
5.0 C
o
Min
o
40.0 C
Max
SET THE TEMPERATURE
FOR EVENING EVENT
35
Press the button
Press the button
to adjust tem DOWN
to adjust temp UP
3
5
Press the button
4
OK
OR
THEN
3When you return home (floor will be warm).
THIRD EVENT (EVENING)
ON time
selected temperature has
been set.
3When you are back at home (floor in heating mode).
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4th EVENT SETTINGS OF YOUR OWN CHOICE
THE PRESET SCHEDULE CAN BE EASILY CHANGED IN THE FOLLOWING WAY:
FOLLOW STEPS 1, 2, 3,4 :
1
CHOOSE THE DAILY EVENT
YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE
(EVENING)
Press the button
4
OK
Event
OK
Night
Back
Evening
4
Time
OK
23:00
16:00
Min
06:00
Max
2
3
35
SELECT THE TIME YOU
WANT THE HEATING TO BE OFF
Press the button
Press the button
to adjust time EARLIER
to adjust time LATER
3
5
Press the button
4
OK
OR
THEN
Temp
OK
15.0 C
o
5.0 C
o
Min
o
40.0 C
Max
SET THE TEMPERATURE
FOR EVENING EVENT
35
Press the button
Press the button
to adjust tem DOWN
to adjust temp UP
3
5
Press the button
4
OK
OR
THEN
FOURTH EVENT (NIGHT)
OFF time
4
4
When you go to bed at night (floor in setback mode).
When you go to bed at night (floor in setback mode).
Event
OK
Back
Exit
Night
4
CHOOSE THE DAILY EVENT
YOU WANT TO CHANGE
45
Press the button
5
Press the button
This will return you to
the menu display screen.
4
OK
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....ENERGY MONITOR SETTINGS
M
4
Press the button
4
OK
Energy
OK
Cost/unit
load
Currency
5
Press the button
5
Press the button
5
I
J
K
L
4
Press the button
4
OK
5
Energy
OK
Month
Year
2 days
Energy
OK
Year
Currency
Month
Energy
OK
Currency
Cost/unit
Year
Energy
OK
ZAR
Euro
Euro
4
Press the button
4
OK
Q
5
Load
OK
1.0kW
Press the button
5
N
5
Cost/unit
OK
0.00
O
5
Press the button
to set current kWh price
of electricity.
Once selected press OK.
5
Cost/unit
OK
0.75
Press the button
to select the kW size of
the heater installed.
Then press OK.
5
R
5
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Energy
OK
Back
Press the button
to select Exit.
Then press OK.
5
P
4
Energy
OK
Load
Press the button
4
Back
Cost/unit
Exit
Load
Follow the Steps

THIS FUNCTION ONCE SET ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW ENERGY
CONSUMPTION FOR THE PAST 2 DAYS, 30 DAYS OR 365 DAYS.
THESE SIMPLE STEPS NEED TO BE FOLLOWED:
FOLLOW STEPS A - R:
Press the Menu button
Menu
4
4
5
OK
4-Event settings
Press the button
Press the button
5
5
User settings
OK
Press the button
4
OK
5
5
Press the button
5
Press the button
5
OK
A
B
C
D
G
F
E
OK
Time and date
OK
Child lock
5
5
4
Press the button
5
OK
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OK
Display settings
OK
Energy monitor
%
OK
4-Event schedule
%
4
Press the button
4
OK
5
Press the button
5
UP
Energy
OK
2 days
Month
Exit
ENERGY MONITOR SETTINGS
H
Follow the Steps

5
OK
4-Event settings
Press the button
Press the button
5
5
User settings
OK
Press the button
4
OK
5
5
Press the button
5
Press the button
5
OK
A
B
C
F
E
OK
Time and date
5
D
OK
Child lock
5
Press the button
5
OK
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OK
Display settings
OK
4-Event schedule
%
4
VIEW ENERGY CONSUMPTION
THIS FUNCTION WILL ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW ENERGY
CONSUMPTION FOR THE PAST 2 DAYS, 30 DAYS OR 365 DAYS.
THESE SIMPLE STEPS NEED TO BE FOLLOWED:
FOLLOW STEPS A - R:
Press the Menu button
Menu
4
4
Heating cost FOLLOW STEPS A - G:
G
4
OK
Energy monitor
%
Press the button
4
OK
4
Press the button
4
OK
Energy
OK
2 days
Month
Exit
H

ENERGY EFFICIENT
5
The selected screen will
display % of kilowatt
and Rand value used after
2 days.
Press the button
to view next screen for last month
NEXT
5
I
Energy
Back
Energy consumption
for the last 2 days
0% = 0 KWh
0.00 Zar
Exit Next
5
The selected screen will
display % of kilowatt
and Rand value used for
the month.
Press the button
to view next screen
NEXT
5
J
Energy
Back
Energy consumption
for the last month
0% = 0 KWh
0.00 Zar
Exit Next
.....VIEW ENERGY CONSUMPTION
Heating cost
FOLLOW FINAL STEPS I - K:
3
The selected screen will
display % of kilowatt
and Rand value used for
the month.
Press the button
to return to the menu
EXIT
3
K
Energy
Back
Energy consumption
for the last year
0% = 0 KWh
0.00 Zar
Exit Next
Page 14

CHILD LOCK
THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS YOU TO LOCK THE THERMOSTAT
SETTINGS...e.g. CHILDREN’S ROOMS, OFFICES, PUBLIC AREAS,
ACCOMMODATION etc....
THESE SIMPLE STEPS NEED TO BE FOLLOWED:
FOLLOW STEPS A - G:
Press the Menu button
Menu
4
4
5
OK
4-Event settings
Press the button
Press the button
5
5
User settings
OK
4
Press the button
4
OK
5
5
Press the button
5
Press the button
4
OK
4
Child lock
Child lock
OK
OK
Off
On
On
Off
A
B
C
D
G
F
E
SETTING THE CHILD LOCK.
CHILD LOCK IS
NOW SET.
OK
Time and date
OK
Child lock
4
Press the button
4
OK
Simultaneously press
both the and
buttons for 5 seconds.
17.20
Mon
1
5
.
0
C
17.20
Mon
1
5
.
0
C
35
35
TO UNLOCK
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THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS YOU TO SELECT WHAT WILL BE SHOWN ON THE THERMOSTAT SCREEN ONCE SET .
THESE SIMPLE STEPS NEED TO BE FOLLOWED:
FOLLOW STEPS A - J:
Menu
4
Press the Menu button
4
5
OK
4-Event settings
Press the button
5
Press the button
5
User settings
OK
Press the button
4
OK
5
AB
C
D
E
F
OK
Time and date
OK
Child lock
5
4
Press the button
5
Press the button
4
OK
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OK
Display settings
45
5
DISPLAY SETTINGS
G
H
Follow the Steps
4
4
4
4
Press the button
to view next schedule.
5
UP
Press the button
to accept the Screen saver
to show on the screen
then select .ON
4
OK
OR
Press the button
to view next schedule.
5
UP
Press the button
to accept the time & day
to show on the screen
then select .ON
4
OK
OR
I
J
Once the display is selected
press the button.
Once the is selected
again select exit and press
the button.
ON
OK
OK
Display
Display
Display
OK
OK
OK
OK
Time/day
Scr. saver
On
Exit
Scr . Saver
Back
Off
Back
Exit
Time/day
Time/day
Time/day

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS YOU TO MAKE A TEMPORARY OVERRIDE OF THE 4-EVENT PROGRAM.
FOLLOW STEPS A - J:
Press the
button
3
COMFORT
4
Press the button
to increase temperature
Press the or
button to increase or
decrease time from
1h to 8hours.
Press to select the
override duration.
OK
Once selected,
5
A
H
B
Back Comfort
You are now
making a temporary
override of the
4-event program
Page17
3
3
3
TEMPORARY OVERRIDE
Need Warmth!
Override
press the button
to accept this temperature.
4
OK
Press the
button
COMFORT
4
5
5
4
4
C
D
E
F
Please adjust
Please adjust
Please enter
Please enter
the temperature
the temperature
duration
duration
10.20
Mon
Comfort
Menu
Manual
1
5
.
0
C
10.22
Mon
Comfort
Menu
Manual
1
5
.
0
C
OK
OK
OK
OK
21.0 C
o
29.0 C
o
1h
6h
Thermostat is now set in
temporary override for
selected time and temp.
To return or override auto
press AUTO
OR
Will automatically cancel
AUTO and return to the
original programmed
settings.
G
10.20
Mon
Auto
Menu
Manual
29
.
0
C
3
3

SET THE THERMOSTAT TO ACCEPT A DIFFERENT MAKE OF
OF FLOOR PROBE OTHER THAN THE OJ MICROLINE SENSOR.
IF a different floor sensor has been installed, the thermostat needs
to be programmed to read and relay the correct temperature readings
to the new OJ Thermostat.
THESE SIMPLE STEPS NEED TO BE FOLLOWED:
FOLLOW STEPS A - H:
Press the Menu button
4
4
5
OK
4-Event settings
Press the button
5
5
Press the button
5
User settings
OK
Press the button
4
OK
4
Engineer settings
OK
5
Press the button
5
Offset temp.
OK
5
Press the button
5
Adaptive function
OK
5
Press the button
5
Application
OK
OK
OK
Temp scale
Backlight
A
B
C
D
F
F
F
E
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10.20
Mon
Comfort
Menu
Manual
1
5
.
0
C
5
Press the button
5
5
Press the button
5
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