Accessio digital 2 - Radiateur ATLANTIC - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Accessio digital 2 ATLANTIC

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Installation. Preparing the installation of the appliance. Securing the mounting braket on the wall. Electrical connection of the appliance. Mounting the appliance Maintenance .

Using the appliance. 30 Principle of operation. 30 Switching the appliance on for the first time. 30 Description of the modes ... 31

Prog... 31 The switch . ..31 Switching the appliance on / of. 31 Locking commands. .32 Window open function ..32 Adjusting the temperature... 33

BASIC mode Menu. -34

PROG mode Menu ..35 Using internal programming. . -36

Modifying the programs . -36 Copying a program -36 Deleting a comfort temperature range -36 Using external programming -37

Warranty conditions. 43

Caution hot surface.

CAUTION!: Some parts of this product may become Sreus hot and cause burns. Particular attention is required xs When children and vulnerable people are present. hot surfce

- Keep children under 3 years old away from the device, unless they are

under continuous supervision.

-Children between 3 and 8 years old may only turn on/off the device provided that it has been placed or installed in its intended normal operating position and they are supervised or have received instructions concerning the safe use of the device and understand the potential hazards. Children between 3 and 8 years old must not plug in, regulate and clean the device or perform user maintenance.

-This device may be used by children aged 8 or above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instructions concerning the safe use of the device and understand the potential hazards. Children must not play with the device. Cleaning and maintenance by the user must not be carried out by unattended children.

-This device must be plugged in or connected only by an authorized person and in accordance with applicable rules and standards.

-If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its customer service or similar qualified persons in order to avoid any risks.

- When first heating up, a slight odor may appear due to the evacuation of traces associated with the manufacture of the device.

- À power management system or a load-shedding system (phase and neutral) is incompatible with our devices. lt will damage the thermostat.

-The operating instructions for this device are available on the manufacturer's website indicated on the warranty certificate contained in this manual.

- Never use abrasives or solvents for cleaning.

-The device is filled with a heat transfer fluid which is hazardous to health if swallowed. In the event of a leak, contact your installer and take any precautionary measures to avoid possible swallowing of the, fluid by users, especially young children and vulnerable people.

- Do not install the device directly below a power outlet.

Warning: For your safety and to avoid overheating, do not cover the device. =

Devices with this symbol should not be disposed of with household waste, but should be collected separately and re- cycled. Collection and recycling of end-of-life products must be carried out in accordance with local laws and regulations.

The installation of a device at high altitude causes an in- /\ crease in the air output temperature (approximately 10° C per 1000 m of altitude). lt is strongly advised not to mount the device above an altitude of 1000 m (risk of malfunction). It is forbidden to mount a vertical device horizontally and vice versa.

PREPARING THE INSTALLATION OF THE APPLIANCE Installation Rules

-This appliance has been designed for a residential installation. In any other case, please see your distributor.

-The installation must be carried out in accordance with normal trade practices and applicable standards in the country of installation).

-The appliance must be powered with single phase 230 V 50 Hz.

-In humid areas such as bathrooms and kitchens, the power socket must be installed at 25 cm (9.8”) minimum above the floor.

Keep the appliance away from any air draught which may

disrupt its functioning (e.g. under a mechanical or centralized ventila-

Do not install under a fixed power socket.

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Observe the minimum distances with furniture for the location of the ap- pliance

Despite all the care taken during the various manufacturing steps, some oil traces may appear on the cardboard or the product upon unpac- king. These traces come from the manufacture of the appliance and do not interfere in any Way with its good functioning. Simply wipe off any traces of oil with absorbent paper

SECURING THE MOUNTING BRAKET ON THE WALL EE Put the mounting bracket on the floor and against the wall. Locate the drilling points A. They will indicate the position of the lower brackets. Move the mounting bracket up to the previously identified holes to point to the remaining two drilling points B.These will indicate the position of the upper brackets. Drill the 4 holes and insert the pegs adapted to your wall (e.8.:plasterboard, concrete).. Position the mounting bracket and tighten.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION OF THE APPLIANCE Wiring rules

- The appliance must be powered with single phase 230 V 50 Hz.

-The power supply to the appliance must be directly connected to the household power system after the circuit breaker and without intermediate switch.

-The unit will connect to the household power system through its power cable via a power socket. In humid areas such as bathrooms and kitchens, the power socket must be installed at 25 cm (9.8”) minimum above the floor.

- Connection to the earth is prohibited. Do not connect the pilot wire (black wire) to the earth.

-The power supply must be directly connected to the household power system after the double-pole circuit breaker in accordance With installation rules.

- If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its customer service or similar qualified persons in order to avoid any risks.

-f you use the pilot wire and it is protected by à 30mA residual- current circuit breaker (e.g. bathroom), the pilot wire power must be protected on this residual-current circuit breaker.

-f you want to use a load-shedding device, choose one with a pilot wire outlet rather than one with power outlet, so as not to damage the thermostat.

Appliance Wiring Diagram

MOU ING THE APPLIANCE Location of the mounting bracket of the

on the mounting bracket.

ANA Bring the radiator towards the mounting bracket and up, then insert the mounting bracket in the 2 wall brackets provided for this purpose.

NARRRRRRRREEERRERRKE A Push the 2 locks.

| 4 LOTS radiator is mounted and

MAINTENANCE Before any servicing, turn off the power to the appliance.To maintain the performance of the appliance, dusting is required, approximately twice a year.

Never use any abrasives or solvents.

This appliance is filled with a specific quantity of special heat-transfer fluid. This fluid is unalterable and doesn't require special maintenance. Repairs requiring the opening of the fluid tank must only be carried out by a professional, the manufacturer or its customer service. In the event of a leak, the latter must be contacted. When the radiator is discarded, the fluid must be brought to a waste fluid collector.

PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION AN -Increase or lower the temperature without needing to confirm. -Navigate through menus;

- Turn off; -Lock, unlock.

SWITCHING THE APPLIANCE ON FORTHE FIRST TIME Select the language, then the date and time. The first time you switch the appliance on, -PROG mode is selected,

-the setpoint temperature is set at 19° C. 30

DESCRIPTION OF THE MODES

2 operating modes are proposed:

Basic The appliance follows the setpoint temperature adjusted at all times. Proc - The appliance follows the internal program defined for each day of the week. The following ranges are defined when the appliance is switched on: Monday to Friday, comfort from Sam to 9am and from 5pm to lIpm Saturday and Sunday, comfort from Sam to | Ipm.

You may modify these ranges and define 3 Comfort temperature rang- es per day.

During these Comfort ranges, the temperature setpoint is adjusted using /\ or \/.

Outside the Comfort ranges, lowering the temperature is set in "Low- er ECO T°" Prog mode (see chapter "The menu in PROG mode").

- The appliance follows your installation's external programming orders (see the manual for your programming unit).

THE SWITCH An On/Off switch is located at the rear of the device's unit.

Use the switch for extended shutdowns only

(excluding heating periods).

Set the switch (located at the rear of the appliance) to [i]to switch the appliance on.When the appliance is switched off, you may need to set the day and time again.

SWITCHING THE APPLIANCE ON / OFF To shut down the appliance, press and hold © . Confirm "Switch off" by pressing © .

To switch the appliance on, press and hold © .

LOCKING COMMANDS To avoid the commands being changed by children, you may lock your appliance's commands by pressing and holding .

Select "Lock" a and validate with O Do the same to unlock the commandés by selecting "Unlock" à

This function can not be used in BASIC mode

Used to detect variations in temperature related to the opening and closing of your windows. If you forget to switch off your appliance when a window is open for a long time, this function lets you get around this and prevents your appliance from heating up unnecessarily. The appliance automatically switches to Frost Protection mode (7°C) when it detects an open window and rises to the setpoint temperature when it detects that the window has been closed (the detection time is variable).

We do not recommend using this function in corridors and rooms located near an entry door which opens to the outside.

AD) ING THE TEMPERATURE Use the consumption indicator to optimize your setting.

Se : Ê When the consumption indicator is at the level of the green EN symbol, the temperature is lower or equal to the recom- = mended temperature.

ESC -Increase with \ (max 28°C).

20.0° -Lower with \/(min 12°C). 0 -Reduce again to 7°C (Frost Protection temperature not

modifiable) with \/.

tros Îfthe screen displays PROG, you are in a programming 20.0° range in Comfort mode.

. -Increase with /\ (max 28°C).

[er 12] -Lower with \//(min 12°C).

You can change the ECO temperature, so you have

0 to set the default setting between the Comfort tem- 18.5 perature and the Eco temperature. “PROG Derog” is

Men 1714| displayed until the next Comfort range.

You can set the difference between the Comfort and

Eco temperature in the “Abase” menu.T ° ECO“.

FROS If you set a Frost Protection temperature (7°C), the

| programming is suspended.

Programming | Modify this temperature when you return to restart suspended the programming.

Access the MENU by pressing ([)

O © fo return to the main screen. BASIC You can set the temperature. U PROG .1O To view the consumption in KWh and have an Conmpiar | P Informations 4 p nee VO Orne time automatic switching. Settings L] Fo choose to restrict access to temperature Access settings. By choosing "Restricted”, the maximum

temperature will be blocked at 23° C.There will be an alert signal when the temperature setting is oo high.

To turn off the appliance

To return to the main screen

Access the MENU by pressing (D Mode

PROG © fr return to the main screen. An internal program has already

been defined.You may modify it by going to Program

To adjust the Comfort temperature ranges over a day of the week (3 ranges possible) then copy these ranges to other days.

(LL | Lower ECOT Fo adjust the lowering of the temperature in relation to the Comfort

temperature (from -1°C to -9°C, by default at -3.5°C).

To activate or deactivate the window open function.

Consumption: to view the consumption in KWh and to have an estimate in €.

Clock To set the date, the time and the automatic changeover to Summer / Winter time or not. Settings À Source Prog, | [TE select the programming source: internal prog. or External Control. À To choose to restrict access to temperature settings. By selecting ccess

«Restricted», the maximum temperature will be locked at 23°C.There

will be an alert signal when the temperature setting is too

Switch off (D To switch off the appliance.

To return to the home screen.

SING INTERNAL PROGRAMMIN MODIFYING THE PROGRAMS You may program up to 3 Comfort temperature ranges for each day of the week. Outside the Comfort ranges, lowering the temperature is set in "Lower ECO T°" Prog mode (see chapter "The menu in PROG mode").

Mode 28 © PROG LO V, Program (ü

O Select the day with //\.Validate À. Select @-Validate ©.

Select the start time with /N or V/. Validate (). Select the end time with /\ or \/.Validate ©.

CoPYING A PROGRAM You may copy a day's program to one or more days.

Scroll through the days with /\ or V/_.Validate the day to copy the program with ©. To validate the copy, select "Copy".Validate ©).

@Thu @rri Example: Program copy from Monday to Tuesday, OWen OsSat | Thursday, Friday.

DELETING A COMFORT TEMPERATURE RANGE Select the day with \. Confirm (D).

Select #ñ. Confirm ©.

On the starting time, select 0:00 with \/. Confirm ©. On the ending time, select also 0:00 with \/ and confirm (D).

USING EXTERNAL PROGRAMMIN The appliance follows the external control of your installation via pilot wire link.

Mode #8 |[O]rroc [© EN Mode 28 [VW Settings VO Select Source prog. with V”.Confirm ©. Choose Ext. control with V/ and confirm ©.

Remote control of the operating modes and programs of the device is possible with the Cozytouch application available on App Store® or Google Play®.

The following accessories are required:

“A Cozytouch Bridge (to be installed on your Internet box)

: One Cozytouch Interface per device.

To access the appliance’s advanced functions, press O and at the same time A

To activate or deactivate the key sound. ]

To select the language. |

Returning to the factory default setting Cancellation of "restricted" access.

To adjust the setpoint temperature to the temperature recorded in the room if you notice a diference after several hours’ heating.

The calibration value is between -3° C below and +3° C above the set temperature.

Egzifthe room T° = 18°C and the setT° = 20°C,

To record a maximum setpoint temperature which may not be exceeded (between 19°C and 28°C, set by defauk at 28°C)

To limit access to the commands. You may choose total access, access to temperature only or no access. In this last case, the units commandk are no longer accessible.

To activate the saving of an Expert Menu personal access code or not.

Once activated, the Expert Menu access is coded. You may note your personal code here

To deactivate it, go back to the Expert Menu, enter your personal code and go back to Parameters =>

Restrictions => PIN code.

Return 4 }—»|To return to the Expert Menu home screen

Heating reg — Information about the appliance"s power.

You can restrict access to the temperature settin In the Basic or Prog mode menus, go to Settings Ÿ,. Choose «Restricted».

-The temperature will be blocked at 23° C maximum;

-An alert signal will appear if the temperature is increased with a confirmation request (compulsive anti-heating function);

-Access is secured through a PIN in the Expert Menu.

Disabling is possible by resetting the appliance. (Please refer to the Expert Menu).

Our appliances are compatible with different load-shedding systems. However, you should not use load-shedding by cutting off the power supply because this is incompatible with our appliances. Total and repeated power supply cut off may cause premature wear and damage to electronic cards that are not covered by the manufacturer’'s warranty. During load-shed- ding periods, the screen switches to standby mode. The unit then returns to its initial operating mode.

The control panel | Check if the switch on the back of the unit is on the | (on) posi- display does not turn | tion.

on Make sure the appliance is electrically powered. The room | You have to wait at least 6 hours for the temperature to stabilize. temperature is | Depending on your installation, the temperature you read may be

different from the | different from the one displayed on the unit (a variation of 0.5° one displayed on the | C is normal). In this case, refer to the «Expert Menu», chapter appliance. «Temp. calibration».

The appliance Make sure you are in Comfort mode.

does not heat up. If you are programming, check if you are within a Comfort period. Make sure the circuit breakers in the system are turned on or the load-shedding device (if you have one) has not turned off the unit. Check the air temperature of the room: if it is too high, the appliance will not heat up.

The unit is heating | Make sure the appliance is not located in an open air draught up all the time (open door nearby, air coming out through the cable cover on the back of the appliance) or the temperature setting has not been changed.

There may be a hazard within the household power system. If there is a problem (blocked thermostat ….), cut off the power sup- ply to the appliance (fuse, circuit breaker) for about 10 minutes and then switch it back on again.

Ifthe problem recurs frequently, have the power supply controlled by your supplier.

The appliance Increase the temperature by pressing does not heat up | lfthe temperature setting is at the maximum, check the following: enough. - Check if there is another type of heating in the room.

- Make sure your appliance is only heating the room (door closed). - Have the appliance supply voltage checked.

- Make sure the power of your appliance is adapted to the size of your room (We recommend an average of 100 W/m2 for a ceiling height of 2.50 m or 40 W/m3).

The appliance The electrical resistance heats up the fluid which gradually and takes time to heat up | naturally circulates inside the unit

Due to the inertial properties of the fluid the surface tempera- ture of the unit when first starting to heat up reaches an optimal level only after a minimum of 15 minutes, depending on the room temperature.

The surface of the appliance is hot.

When functioning, the appliance will be normally warm; the maxi- mum surface temperature being limited in accordance with the NF Electricity Performance standard. However, if you find that your appliance is still too warm, make sure the power is adapted to the size of your room (we recommend 100 W/m2 for a ceiling height of 2.50 m or 40 W/m3) and the unit is not placed in an air draught which would disrupt its functioning.

Traces of dirt appear on the wall around the appliance.

In polluted environments, dirt may appear on the air outlets of the appliance or on the wall. This is associated with the poor quality of the ambient air (cigarette smoke, candles, incense, fire place, …). In this case, the good ventilation of the room should be checked (ventilation, incoming air, etc...

The Expert Menu is not accessible.

You saved a PIN. You must enter your PIN to access the Expert menu (see the Expert Menu chapter). If you forgot your PIN, enter the code 081.

blocked at 23° C Access to the temperature setting is restricted. This access is secured through a PIN by activating the Expert Menu.

The unit does not follow internal programming commands.

Make sure the date and time are set.

Make sure the unit is in PROG mode and internal programming has been selected.

The unit does not follow external programming commands.

Make sure the programming unit is correctly used (see Program- ming unit operating instructions). Make sur the unit is in «Ext. control» programming source.

If you have not been able to solve your problem, contact your distributor/installer with the

reference numbers of the appliance. They are located on the side of the ui

The Commercial Code (C) and Serial Number (E) will allow the manufacturer to identify the appliance you purchased.

A Standards, quality marks

Model number FLEG4 Characteristic Symbol I Value Unit Thermal power Rated thermal power P nom 0,3to2 kW 300 to 2000 W Minimal thermal power P min 0,3 kW 300 W Maximum Continuous Thermal Power P max,c 2 kW 2000 W Auxiliary Power Consumption At rated thermal output el max 0,000 kW At minimum thermal power el min 0,000 kW Sleep mode el sb 0,00048 kW

0,48 W Type of control of the thermal power / temperature of the part

Characteristic Unit Additional information Electronic room temperature control and yes weekly programmer.

Other control options

Control of room temperature, with pres- no ence detector.

Room temperature control, with open yes window sensor.

Remote control option. yes Adaptive control of activation. yes Limitation of the duration of activation. no Black goblet sensor. no

-The guarantee period is two years from the date of installation or purchase and may not exceed 30 months from the date of manufacture in the absence of a receipt.

-The guarantee covers the replacement and supply of components recognised as being defective, EN excluding any damages or interest.

-The user is responsible for any labour or transport costs.

-The guarantee does not cover any damage arising from improper installation, abnormal use or non- observance of the requirements of the said instructions for installation and use .

-The stipulations of the present guarantee conditions do not exclude any of the purchaser’s legal rights of guarantee against faults or hidden defects, which are applicable in all cases under the stipulations ofArticles 1641 of the Civil Code.

-Present this certificate to your distributor or installer only in the event of a claim, together with your purchase invoice.

The commercial code and the serial number identify for the manufacturer the particular device you have bought.

This information can be found on the information plate situated on the side of the device. To claim under guarantee, contact your installer or dealer. lf necessary, contact : ATLANTIC INTERNATIONAL 2 Allée Suzanne Penillault-Crapez 94110 ARCUEIL FRANCE France Tel: (33) 146836000 Fax: (33) 146836001

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