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Brand : EQUATION

Model : TH40DP6

Category : Thermostat

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USER MANUAL TH40DP6 EQUATION

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INTRODUCTION ‘The room thermostat turns the heating system on and of t obtain the desied temperature {set temperature). detects the air temperature and comparesi with the set temperature. the room temperature is Loner than the set temperature the thermostat turns on the baie, andturns if when the set temperature reached, and so on. Energy éfciencyis ensuredby a selflearning TPI control algorithm, which adapts to the environment and provides tight temperature regulation with minima energy consumption. To obtain an optimum setting, set a low temperature (18 for example) andincrease degree by degree each day t reach the temperature that suis ou (comfort temperature, ‘The thermostat does not affect the pour othe oiler so there is no need to set a higher temperature toheat faster Hthe raiator have valves (manual or thermostat) make sure that the raciators located in the same room as the thermostat are open. The thermostat is compatible with modulating bolers,but with reduction performance is com- patible with floor heating system included in a fl system by a specialis (hot water control Should be managed by another system) INSTALLATION ‘Thethermostat must be installed on à wall away from any source ofheat [replace radiator sun) and draft (window door at a height of 12m to 15m. 1 must be connecte to the input or a “ON/OFF” remote thermostat (T1 and T2) of a boilr regardes ofthe polarity The diagram on the label stuck in the box correspond to the particular case of series connection ta the boler supply. In this case, is important to connect phase {L} to terminal A ofthe thermostat. ‘he instalation must be carie ut by a person possessing the required qualifications while respecting the national wiring standards in force. Inserting batteries 1 Push te cover ofthe battery compartmentin the direction afthe arrow in order to remove. 2 Insert AA (LROG) 15 batteries in the compartment. Make sure you observe he right polarity +" and

3- Place the cover fthe battery compartiment back

  • Donotlet children play with batteries 2 Dontingest batteries = Nan-rechargeable batteries ar nt to be recharged = Different types of batteries are not to be mixed, = Newandused batteries ar nottobe mixed, = Batteries are to be inserted with the correct poarity; = Exhausted or leaking batteries are to be remove from the applance and safe isposed of, = the appliances tbe tored unusedfor a long period the batte- ris should be removed, = Thesuppy terminal arenot to be short-circuited, = The batteries must be removed fram the apliance before is scrapped

= 2 Displaythe menu “Chaosethe operating Validate Cancel mode Switch of (Frost) First start-up When inserting the batteries for the frsttime, it is necessary to set the users language, the date and'ime, andthe type of programming

1. Ghosethe language sig the À and W keys

2- Press (Q) (Right key to valide.

32 tiendaton VER iscispage ndthe year isflashing

4- Setthegearusing A and W keys

62 Seth monthusng A on kgs 7 Press Q) tort 82 Suthedayusng À end V keys 82 dress Q rvoldte 10-Setthehaurusng À en V legs Press Q) torate 12-Setthemitesusng À end V kgs 18-Prss Q) tovaliote theinieton PRO is diplaged andthe type of programming oshing Seth programming pe using À end V keys X° The programming type "allows to set different Lime rnges for ench day te week. The programming ype "3-2 prpose a sating ram ueek dog om MondoytFridyandanc- her one for wezkend Study nd Sunday) l-Prss Q) toraie Operating modes Several aperting modes are available Le) aus & MNTH = ! a |— 1 vl, = @]L_) Lang press on A and keys scroll the values dl 45 Es @l_) PROG pu 5-2 5 Le] AUTO: The thermostat follows the pre-recorded internal programs for each day afthe week These programs define which temperature to set or eachofthe 6 time ranges ofthe day. is possible to customize these programs. Change Operating mode MAN (Manual): The thermostat constantiy monitors the set temperature usingthe A and W keys. OFF Frost Protection Mode) The thermostat mantin temperature above SC to protect against frezing. 1 press (Dightkegtoputitethermetatin Frost Protection ace, CFE isisplaged

AUTO mode programs TheAUTO mode allons 6 temperature level changes that can be programmed foreach day betueen 12:00 am and 1:50 pm Each temperature level can be set between 5 and 35°C by steps of05"C. The defaut programs re: Monday to Friday (és 05) Saturday and Sunday (dus 6 and Range | PI [F2 [PS [M LS HIm[# Im rime _| 530 | 800 [1200 [00 | 1800 Fm Dacpiecfarehéc [are 630 | 9900 [1200 [00 | 1800 [2300 ares parc tec farcie

sun fe Customize programs 1 Press MENU (left key to enter programmation menu, Eksymboland PRÇG indication areflashing

2- Press (Q) (right key) to validate, the first doy

is displayed ant number flashing.

3- Choose the day to changeusing A and W keys

*Q° {fthe "5-2" programming type has been chosen when first startup, only *MO:FR"and"SA SU" options can be changed

4- Press (Q) to validate, the first time range is flashing, the trigger time and he set temperature are

5- Chonse the frst time range to change using the

Acc v keys 82 rss QD iovalate te trggertine s flashing

7- Setthetimeusingthe A and keys

8- Press (Q) to valdate the temperature is

9- Setthetemperatureusingthe À and W keys

10-Press Q) tovaliate 11 Goback to poit for each fthe athertime ranges

12- Go back to point 3 for each ft ather days or copy the day see bel)

Q° Atenchtime, it is possible to go back to previous step by pressing Ÿ (Left key) Copyingtime ranges from one day to another 1 Press MENU (left keyto enter programmation menu, EE synboland PROG indication areflashing

2- Press (@) (right key) to validate, the first day

is displayed ant number flashing.

3- Chonse the daytocopyusing A and W Keys

4 pres COPY (central key)

The name of the dytocmylsurce)srplred y y TÙ indication and dan which copy Ctrget is loshng

6- Choose the target dayusing A and W keys

7- Press (D) tovaliate, the monthis flashing 1

8- Setthe month using A and W keys

12-Press D) tovalidate, the hours displogedand {7 & H the HOUR indications fashing 13-Press (Q) to validate, the hour is flashing 14 Setthehourusing À end V keys

15-press Q toit, themiutesareds- & M piaedandthe MINS idetonis fushing 16-Press (Q) tovalidate, the minutes are flsing 17 Setthe minutes using À and W keys 18-mres D tite

Temperature override In AUTO mode, is possible to correct the setpoint temperature usingthe A and W keys. This temporary setting wi be canceled at the next scheduledtime range. Example ti Saturday at10 am, the set temperatures 18°C, can rise to 19 Cusngthe A key, andit wilutomaticaly Switch to 21 Cat 12 pm 2Q° press AUTO (central key to force areturn to the programmed temperature without waiting for thenent range. Q° press "4h" {right key to limit the override period to one hour Vacation mode hi function allows you t program a constant temperature for a chosen number ofdaysin order to reduce energy costs.

1. Press MENU left key] tenter programmation mer,

É symbol and PROG indication are foshing 2 press À twice, hf symboland FF indication arelashng 32 press Qtovaiate, DFIS inictionis displayed andthe number of Gays fashing 4 Sete number of days using À and W keys 52 press Qtovaiate, TEVP indctionis displayed andthe temperature flashing

6- Setthe desiedtemperatureusng A et W keys

7- Press () to validate the remaining number of doys will change every day at midnight

Optimum start ‘This Thermostat has optimisation functions that aim to save energy vihile maintaining suitable comfort levels. Thethermostatlearns ho longitakes our home to reach set temperature and ten turns he heating on bit art scie that temperature at the programme time. By default optimisations disabled, see instructionsin installer mode on how to actvateit. ‘The Thermostat displays (2) duringthe optimisation period ifset. Installer Mode Thethermostais factory set t control gas boler. Installer Mode allows ou to modif these factory settings respecting the below values. Applications Cycles hour in ON me Settings to change Gas boier (<30 kW] 6 min No change Oitboïer - Heat pump 3 min Parameter JOTON& Palet store Parameter 2CR on 3

TROUBLESHOOTING ‘operation issues are often due to minor causes, please go over the table below before contactingthe Aflr-Sales Service. This could save you time and spare you unnecessary expenses. Problem Causes, solutions Check batiees Dyapenng cover NoDisplay check that batteries are pacedinthe correct position Replace the batteries. The E symbol is displayed [The batteries are getting weak. (less than 10% capacity) Thesymbols À and Ex are Replace batteries immediately fashing. The symbols À and == are FThe sensor is fauity, contact your installerto repair or replace displayed fethermostat In case of persistent problem, please contact the fter-sales service of your store. Warranty The warranty does not cover problems related t impraper instalation, incorrect wiringorimproper use. Processing waste of electronic and electric devices at life-cycle end. hisimage indicates that this product must not be disposer of with unsorted home trash. À system for disposal and special processing of usedelecri and electronic devices, mande- tary tfolow, hs been implemented including the right t have vendors retreve ree-of- charge used appliances upon purchase ofnew applances, as wellas special callection of such waste by approver organisations M fo nor information on this, you can contact your store or your town halL Proper disposal. ofusedelectric and electronic appliances ensures their adequate processing and recycling inorder to avaid damage to the environment and public health as well as to preserve natural resources