12600 - Thermostat Coati - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Coati
Model	12600
Product type	Chrono-thermostat
Use	Fixed electric, gas or oil heating systems
Power supply	2 AA 1.5 V batteries (preferably alkaline)
Control temperature range	From 7 °C to 38 °C
Adjustable differential	From 0.2 °C to 3 °C
Number of programs	4 for weekdays and 4 for weekends
Manual switch	Yes, on/off (position 0 or 1)
Display	Room temperature, time, date, programs
Calendar setting	Programmable day and time
Compensatory calibration	From -5 °C to +5 °C
Installation	Indoor, dry places, on non-conductive surfaces
Wall mounting	Approximately 1.5 m from the ground
Recommended location	Living room or dining room (usually occupied room)
Boiler compatibility	Connects to the two free terminals of the existing thermostat
Load type	5 A for resistive load
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean with a dry cloth, do not use abrasive products
Safety	Disconnect the system before installation; do not connect L directly to the thermostat

Frequently Asked Questions - 12600 Coati

How to install the Coati 12600 thermostat?

Before any installation, disconnect the heating system using the main switch. Mount the thermostat at 1.5 m from the ground in a dry place, away from drafts and heat sources. Connect the two cables to the terminals as shown in the diagram, then restore power.

Which batteries to use and how to insert them?

Use two AA 1.5 V batteries, preferably alkaline. Open the battery compartment, insert them respecting polarity, then close. The display should show the time, date and room temperature.

How to set the time and day?

Press and hold the TIME button until the two points of the time flash. Use the TIME and MIN keys to set the hour, then DAY for the day. Press ENTER to confirm.

How to program the heating schedules?

The thermostat has 4 programs for the weekdays and 4 for the weekends. Press WEEKDAY for weekdays or WEEKEND for weekends. Set the start time and desired temperature using the TIME, MIN keys and the triangular arrows. Confirm with ENTER.

What do comfort temperature and economy temperature mean?

The comfort temperature (e.g. 20°C) is used when the house is occupied. The economy temperature (e.g. 14°C) is for periods of absence. They are programmed in each program to reduce consumption.

How to switch to manual mode?

Press the triangular keys until you reach the desired temperature. The display shows a flashing TARGET TEMP. After 20 seconds without action, the target temperature is memorized until the next program. To cancel, press REG/MAN.

How to adjust the temperature differential?

Press ENTER for more than 2 seconds until 1.2°C SWING appears. Modify the value between 0.2°C and 3°C with the arrows, then confirm with ENTER.

Can I compensate for a temperature difference between rooms?

Yes, thanks to the calibration. Press REG/MAN twice and hold until CL 0 is displayed. Adjust between -5°C and +5°C with the arrows, then confirm with ENTER.

How to use the prolonged absence (Hold) function?

Press REG/MAN once. The display shows a flashing HOLD. Choose a low temperature with the arrows, then confirm with ENTER. To exit the mode, press ENTER again.

What to do if the screen shows nothing or incorrect information?

Check the batteries: insert new batteries. If the display is abnormal, press the CLEAR button with a thin object (like a paperclip) to reset. If the problem persists, contact customer service.

USER MANUAL 12600 Coati

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Art.: 12600

(E) MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES

(GB) OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

(P) MANUAL DE INSTRUCOES

(I) MANUALE D'INSTRUZIONI

(F) MODED'EMPLOI

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(E) CRONOTERMOSTATO ELECTRONICO DIGITAL INDICE DE CONTENIDOS

1. INTRODUCCION
2. INSTALLACION
   3.PROGRAMACION DE LA HORAY DIA ACTUALES
3. AJUSTES DEL CRONOTERMOSTATO
   5.AJUSTE DE LOS PROGRAMAS
4. FUNCIONAMIENTO MANUAL
5. CHARACTERISTICSTECNICAS

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(GB) DIGITAL ELECTRONIC CHRONOTHERMOSTAT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION
2. INSTALLATION
   3.PROGRAMMING TIME AND DATES
3. REGULATING CRONOTHERMOSTAT
4. REGULATING PROGRAMS
5. OPERATING MANUALLY
6. TECHNICAL FEATURES

2021

1. INTRODUCTION

This cronothermostat has been designed for use with fixed oil, gas, or electric heating systems, and may be used in place of most indoor home thermostats.

2. INSTALLATION

WARNING

The thermostat should be installed only in dry, indoor areas, in fixed heating systems, and on nonconductive surfaces.

To avoid electrical discharges, always disconnect the heating system from the main electrical line from the master switch in the house. Carefully read the following instructions before installing the thermostat.

Where to Install Thermostat

The ideal location for your thermostat is a spot approximately 1'5 meters from the floor, in a well ventilated area, and far from:

1. Indoor crafts
2. Heat sources

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1. Heat from the sun or household appliances

It is advisable to install your thermostat in a frequently used room, such as the living room or dining room.

Mounting the cronothermostat on the wall

Remember to disconnect the electrical main from the central switch before taking out the old thermostat and installing the new one.

1. Before placing the batteries, make a hole in the wall, making sure that the thermostat cable terminals are properly aligned.
2. Next, place one of the plastic plugs provided with the thermostat into the hole. Make sure
   that the plug is flush with the wall. 3. Fit one of the screws provided into the plug.

3. On the back of the thermostat, there is a hole on the right side. With the back of the thermostat facing the wall, line up the hole on the thermostat with the screw on the wall, moving the thermostat toward the left until it fits into the guide.

4. Open the front cover of thermostat. In the battery compartment there is a second hole for mounting the thermostat. Mark on the wall the location for the second screw, making sure that it is in line with the first screw, and remove the thermostat.

5. Make a hole where you put your mark, and place another plastic plug, again ensuring that the plug is flush with the wall.
6. Mount the thermostat on the wall and connect the cables to the terminals as shown in the following diagram. If you have any questions or concerns, call our customer service number.
7. The terminals are found on the back of the thermostat. Only two cables are needed to connect the thermostat to the heater. Connect the cables as follows:

Connect cables L and N to the furnace as shown in the diagram. Connect two additional cables between the furnace and the new thermostat, as indicated in the diagram on your furnace. Never connect the L and N cables directly to the croneothermostat.

CRONOTHERMOSTAT

HEATING SYSTEM

L N

Note: Bear in mind that most furnaces have their own thermostat. Remove the connecting bridge between the furnace and the old thermostat, and connect the furnace to the cables leading directly to the chronothermostat. For greater safety, however, consult the manual for your particular heating system beforehand.

1. Again line up the new thermostat with the hole for the first screw. Open the front cover, and fit the screw into the plug located behind the battery compartment.

2. Once the thermostat is mounted and connected, proceed to reconnect the main electrical line from the household main switch.

Inserting Batteries

The cronothermostat operates with 1'S V AA batteries, preferably alkaline. The batteries must be inserted in the battery compartment of the thermostat.

When inserting the batteries for the first time, the screen should show the proper time, date, and room temperature, as shown in the drawing below.

If the information displayed on the screen is not correct, press the "erase" key, using a pointed object, such as a paper clip.

After inserting the batteries, close the front cover of the thermostat.

3.PROGRAMMING TIME AND DAY

To program the time, follow the steps below:

1. Hold down the "HOUR" key until the two dots on the clock stop blinking.

2. Press the 'HOUR' key to set the correct hour.

3. Once the hour is correctly set, press the MIN key to the correct time.

4. To set the days of the week, press the "DAY" key to read the correct day. Days are

designated as follows:

SUN= Sunday TUE=Tuesday THU= Thursday SAT= Saturday

MON=MondayWED=WednesdayFRI=Friday

1. Lastly, press the 'ENTER' key to return to the standard operating mode. The two dots on the

clock will again start blinking

4. REGULATING THERMOSTAT

The thermostat can be regulated in various ways.

Regulating Temperature Differential

The temperature differential refers to the difference between actual room temperature and thermostat's programmed temperature. The temperature differential can be set between 0^2^ and 3^ . To set the temperature differential:

1. Press the "ENTER" key for at least two seconds until you see on the screen "1.2° C SWING".

2. Use the triangular key to change the differential.

3. To set the differential and return to the standard operating mode, again press the 'ENTER' key.

Adjusting Temperature Gauge

Occasionally the chronothermostat can not be installed in the same room whose temperature you wish to control. For example, you may wish to control the temperature in the dining room, and the thermostat is located in another room. To compensate for the difference in temperature between

the two rooms, the thermostat gauge needs to be modified between -5^ and +5^ , depending on the temperature difference existing between the two rooms.

1. Press the "REG/MAN" key twice and hold down until you see on your screen CL O.

2. Use the triangular buttons to set the correct temperature.

3. To program the temperature and return to the standard operating mode, press ENTER.

Maintaining Constant Temperature

In cases where you are absent from the home for extended periods, the thermostat can set and maintain your home at a constant temperature. This temperature is usually very low. To set the temperature:

1. Press the "REG/MAN" key once. The word HOLD will appear blinking on the screen.
2. Using the triangular buttons, select desired temperature.
3. To program temperature, now press ENTER". The word HOLD (not blinking) will again

To return to standard operating mode, press ENTER.

5. ADJUSTING PROGRAMS

Program Blocks

The thermostat has two program blocks (weekdays and weekends), with four programs in each block. The programs are preset as follows:

WEEKDAY

BLOCK

WEEKEND

Starting Time Temperature Starting Time Temperature
Program1	6:30 am.	20 °C	Program 1	8:00 am.	20 °C
Program 2	8:00 am.	14 °C	Program 2	10:00 am.	14 °C
Program 3	4:30 pm.	20 °C	Program 3	7:00 pm.	20 °C
Programa 4	11:00 pm.	15 °C	Program 4	11:30 pm.	15 °C

This table indicates the time and temperature for each program. The programs turn the heat on and off at the specified times in order to maintain the indicated temperatures. Program times and temperatures may be reprogrammed according to your individual needs and preferences. Normally programs 1 and 3 turn the heater on, and are set at a comfortable room temperature. Prorams 2 and 4 usually turn off the heat, and are set for a fairly low room temperature. These can be reversed, however, with programs 2 and 4 maintaining a higher temperature, and 1 and 3 maintaining a lower temperature.

Example:

Suppose we get up each morning at 7:30 am. We can set Program 1 to begin at 7:00 in order to start the program at 9:00 (with a time shift of 2 hours).
to treat the house to 22^ provided we are in the house).
Suppose we leave the house at 9:30 am. We can set Program 2 to begin at that time, in order to maintain the house at 15^ C. (given that we are not going to be there.)
We are at around 7:30 pm. We can set Program 3 to begin at 7:00 in order to raise
the indoor temperature to a comfortable 22^ - 23^ C. At 11:00 pm we can set Program 4 to lower the room temperature again to 14°C

Therefore, the general programming schedule for weekdays would be:

Program 1: from 7:00 a 9:29 am, 22°C
Program 2: from 9:30 am to 6:59 pm, 15^ C
Program 3: from 6:00 pm to 10:59 pm, 23^
Program 4: from 11:00 pm to 6:59 am, 14°C

To set program times and temperature, proceed as follows:

Weekday Programming

1. Press the "DAILY" key. On your screen will appear the connecting time for Program 1.
2. The connecting time can be changed by pressing the "HOUR" and "MIN" keys until the screen reads the desired time. Remember that the minutes can only be set at minimum intervals of 10 minutes.
3. Once you have selected the correct connecting time, press "ENTER".
4. The screen will display a "1" and a preset temperature. To change the desired temperature, use the triangular keys.
5. Having selected the correct temperature, press 'ENTER'.

6. The screen will now display program 2. Repeat steps 2 through 5 for each of the remaining programs.

7. When finished, press the REGIMAN" key to return to the standard operating mode.

Weekend Programming

For weekend programming, begin by pressing the "SAT/SUN" key, and then follow the same steps used for weekday programming:

1. Press the "SAT/SUN" key. On your screen will appear the connecting time for Program 1.
2. The connecting time can be changed by pressing the 'HOUR' and 'MIN' keys until the

screen reads the desired time. Remember that the minutes can only be set at minimum

intervals of 10 minutes.
3. Once you have selected the correct connecting time, press 'ENTER'.
4. The screen will display a "1" and a preset temperature. To change the desired temperature,

use the triangular keys.
5. Having selected the correct temperature, press "ENTER".
6. The screen will now display program 2. Repeat steps 2 through 5 for each of the remaining
programs
7. When finished, press the "REG/MAN" key to return to the standard operating mode.

Operating

The word HEAT will always appear on the screen. When it is blinking it means the furnace is on.
When the word HEAT is not blinking, it means the furnace is turned off.

6. Manually Operated

The thermostat can be regulated manually, independently of the program that is on at the time. To

adjust the temperature manually:

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Press the triangular keys until the screen displays the desired temperature. The words TARGET TEMP will appear blinking on the screen. After approximately 20 seconds, without pressing any key, the words TARGET TEMP will stop blinking, and the actual room temperature will reappear on the screen. The thermostat will establish and maintain the newly selected temperature until the next program begins.

If you wish to cancel the manual function before the next program begins, press the "FREG/MAN" key.

In the front of the thermostat there is a manual switch for turning off the heater. By setting the switch in the position designated "0", the heater will not turn on, even if the room temperature is below the temperature programmed for that time. Setting the switch to position "1" will turn your heating system back on in accordance with the preset programs.

7. TECHNICAL FEATURES

Power Source 2 1'5V AA batteries (preferably alkaline)

Voltage and Cycles: VAC:250V~Hz:50

Maximum Amperage: 5A

Temperature Range:

0,2^ to 3^

Four weekday programs and four weekend programs.

Switch to turn off thermostat.

(D) ELEKTRONISCHER DIGITALER CHRONOTHERMOSTAT

INHALTSANGABE

MON = Montag WED = Mittwoch FRI = FREITAG