16582.B - Programmable switch Vimar - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Programmable switch (daily/weekly electronic timer)
Brand	Vimar
Model	16582.B
Dimensions (width)	3 modules (52.5 mm)
Minimum embedding depth	46 mm
Weight	Approximately 150 g
Power supply	120-230 V~ 50-60 Hz, 1 VA
Output type	Changeover relay 8 A / 230 V~
Switching capacity	Resistive loads 8 A, incandescent lamps 800 W, ferromagnetic transformers 800 W
Number of channels	1 channel, 1 time channel
Programs	4 programs: Reduced, Cyclic, Prog_1 (customizable), Prog_2 (customizable)
Maximum number of operations per day	35
Minimum interval between operations	1 minute
Power reserve (clock)	Minimum 10 days with CR2032 battery
Buffer battery type	CR2032 (Lithium 3 V)
Password protection	3-digit PIN, can be disabled
Display	Backlit LCD with timed auto-off
Available languages	Italian, English, French, Spanish, German
Protection rating	IP40
Electrical class	Class II
Operating temperature	0°C to +40°C
Anti-pullout device	Yes (screws supplied)
Number of manual/automatic cycles	3,000 manual cycles, 100,000 automatic cycles
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean with a soft, dry cloth; do not use solvents
Safety	Installation by a qualified professional in compliance with current standards
Spare parts and repairability	CR2032 battery replaceable; no other user-serviceable parts
General information	Compliant with WEEE directive; may contain traces of lead (REACH)

Frequently Asked Questions - 16582.B Vimar

How to set the clock and date?

From the home screen, press the Menu button (D), then select Settings with the ▼ button (B) and confirm with Ok (D). In the menu, choose Clock and set the date and time using the ▲ and ▼ buttons, then confirm with Ok.

How to perform a complete reset?

To reset the device, press the four front buttons simultaneously (A, B, C, D). A confirmation message appears; select Yes with button D to confirm. All settings will return to factory defaults.

How to replace the buffer battery?

Remove the device from its support. Open the battery compartment and replace it with a new CR2032 battery. Observe polarity. The buffer battery ensures time and program retention during power outages for at least 10 days.

How to program automatic on/off?

Access the Programming menu from the Menu button. Choose one of four programs: Reduced (1 cycle per day), Cyclic (repeating periods), Prog_1 or Prog_2 (customizable, up to 35 operations per day). Set the on (On) and off (Off) times using ▲/▼ buttons and confirm.

How to enable or disable the PIN password?

In the Settings menu, select Password. You can enter a new 3-digit code or disable it. Write down the code in the provided space (page 16 of the manual). The password protects access to operation and programming changes.

What to do if the display does not light up?

The display has timed backlight: press any button to activate it. If nothing displays, check that the mains power is present (120-230 V~) and that the buffer battery is not discharged. If the problem persists, contact a professional.

How to switch to manual mode?

From the home screen, press the Menu button then choose Operation. Select Manual to control the load directly with the ▼ (B) or ▲ (C) buttons. Automatic mode follows the current program.

What is the maximum controllable power?

The relay supports 8 A at 230 V~. For incandescent lamps, the maximum power is 800 W. Not suitable for direct control of fluorescent lamps. Inductive loads must be adapted.

How to copy a program from one day to another?

In the Programming menu, select Prog_1 or Prog_2, then choose Modify. A Copy option allows you to copy the programming from an existing day to another day. Confirm with Ok.

What does the message 'Low battery' mean?

When the buffer battery is low, a message or icon appears. Replace the CR2032 battery quickly to avoid loss of time settings in case of power failure. After replacement, check the time and date.

USER MANUAL 16582.B Vimar

Remove the protective film to activate the buffer battery only on delivery and activation of the system.

ATTENTION!

11. CONFORMITA NORMATIVA.

Space for noting the three-digit PIN number used as the lockout password.

(see "Password", page 13)

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CONTENTS

1.Description. 10
2. Scope 10
3. Front view and view of controls 10
4. Connections 11
5. Protection against removal.. 11
6. Replacing the backup battery 12
7. Using the electronic programmable timer switch

7.1. Operation 13
7.2. Settings 13
7.3. Programming 14

1. Reset procedure 14
2. Characteristics 14
3. Installation rules 15
4. Conformity to standards 15

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1.DESCRIPTION.

Electronic daily/weekly programmable time switch with 1 channel, 1 change-over relay output 8 A 230V supply voltage 120 - 230V 50 - 60Hz - 3 modules.

2. SCOPE.

Equipment to automatically engage and disengage electrical loads at preset times, on a daily/weekly cycle; especially useful for heating and air conditioning systems, irrigation systems, indoor and outdoor lighting, etc.

3. FRONT VIEW AND VIEW OF CONTROLS

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4. CONNECTIONS (example).

5. PROTECTION AGAINST REMOVAL.

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6. REPLACING THE BACKUP BATTERY.

The backup battery allows the electronic programmable time switch to be configured and programmed even when it is removed from its mounting box. It also assures continued operation of the display, with updating of the date and time, for a period of at least 10 days in the event of a power outage.

It does not, however, allow control of the relay output.

IMPORTANT!

The buffer battery is required in order for the equipment to function properly.

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7. USING THE ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMABLE TIME SWITCH.

To configure the time switch, from the starting screen of the display, press any one of the four front buttons.

The following icons appear:
- "Esc" (button A): cancels the selection.
- "▼" (button B): switches the controlled load on or off.
- “▲” (button C): switches the controlled load on or off.
- "Menu" (button D): used for accessing the "Operation" menu.
- Press "▼" (button B): the "Settings" and "Programming" menu items appear; use "▲" (button C) to scroll upward in the menu, or "Esc" (button A) to return to the previous menu.
- Press "Ok" (button D) to confirm.

7.1 OPERATION.

Selection of operating mode for the electronic programmable time switch, choosing between "Automatic" and "Manual".
AUTOMATIC.

Allows the user to configure the desired program type (see "Programming", page 14).
- MANUAL.

Allows the user to manually switch the controlled load on or off. This can also be done by pressing "▼" (button B) or "▲" (button C) from the main display screen.

7.2 SETTINGS.

Used for setting "Clock", "Language", "Display" and "Password".

CLOCK.

Used for setting the current date and time.

LANGUAGE.

Used for setting the language in which the instructions are displayed, choosing between Italiano, English, Frangais, Espanol and Deutsch.

• DISPLAY.

Used for choosing the type of icon that indicates the relay state and for adjusting the display contrast.

• PASSWORD.

Allows the user to configure, change or disable a 3-digit PIN password to prevent unauthorized access to the thermostat functions, settings and programs.

Attention!

Remember to make a note of the PIN number in the special space provided on pg. 8.

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7.3 PROGRAMMING.

Configuration of 4 different programs: "Reduced", "Cyclic", "Progr_1" (personalised) e "Progr_2" (personalised).

- REDUCED.

For programming a single switch-on and a single switch-off event during the day.

CYCLIC.

For programming a switch-on and a switch-off period that are repeated cyclically. For example, entering "On hh mm 1.15" and "Off hh mm 1.30" the contact will continually repeat the sequence "contact ON for 1 hour and 15 minutes" - "contact OFF for 1 hour and 30 minutes"

PROGR_1 e PROGR_2.

Personalised programs. For setting up 2 different switch-on and switch-off programs for each individual day of the week, for a maximum of 35 switch events a day.

Confirm "ok" (button D) = scrolling menu with a choice of "Modify", "Copy" and "Rename".

- Modify.

Allows the user to set up or edit the switch-on and switch-off program, if desired by copying a program from one of the other days.

- Copy.

For copying a program that has already been configured by the user into one of the programs that is still to be configured.

- Rename.

For assigning a name to or renaming the chosen program.

8. RESET PROCEDURE.

• Simultaneously press the four buttons (button A, button B, button C, button D)
• Confirm with "Yes" (button D).

Restores the original first power-up conditions; all parameters are reset to their default values.

9. CHARACTERISTICS.

Supply voltage: 120-230 V~50-60 Hz
Average absorption: 1 VA
- Front controls: "Esc", "▲" "▼", "Set"/"ok"
- Clock backup battery duration: about 10 days, with type CR2032 battery
Output: 8 A 230V - change-over relay output
controllable loads:
- purely resistive loads : 8 A

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• incandescent lamps : 800 W
• magnetic core transformers for very low voltage incandescent lamps (for example, halogen lamps) 800 W
• Not suitable for directly controlling fluorescent lamps
• Timed back-lit display, activated by pressing one of the four push buttons.
• instructions in 5 languages (Italian, English, French, Spanish, German)
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  Clock accuracy: ≤ ± 1 s a day
• Number of switch events: max 35 a day (for a max of 245 switch events a week)
• Minimum duration of each switch event: 1 minute
• Programs:
• 2 programs fully configurable by the user (daily/weekly)
• 1 simple program (1 switch event a day) and 1 cyclic program (one "on" period and one "off" period, continually repeated)
• button lockout function with 3-digit PIN number to prevent unauthorized access to all the thermostat functions and programs (for example, when installed in a public place).
  Number of manual cycles: 3.000
  Number of automatic cycles: 100.000
• Type of contact opening: micro disconnect
• Type of action: 1BU

• Tracking index: PTI175

• Can be installed in a box with minimum depth of 46 mm
  Pollution status: normal
  Protection degree: IP40
  Class II equipment:

• Operating temperature: 0^ + 40^
• Ambient temperature range during transport: -25 °C +60 °C
• Possibility of protection against removal using the screw provided.

10. INSTALLATION RULES.

Installation should be carried out by qualified personnel in compliance with the current regulations regarding the installation of electrical equipment in the country where the products are installed.

11. CONFORMITY TO STANDARDS.

LV Directive. EMC Directive. Standards EN 60730-1, EN 60730-2-7.

REACH (EU) Regulation no. 1907/2006 - Art.33. The product may contain traces of lead.

11. CONFORMITA NORMATIVA.

Directive BT. Directive EMC. Normes EN 60730-1, EN 60730-2-7.

If the crossed-out bin symbol appears on the equipment or packaging, this means the product must not be included with other general waste at the end of its working life. The user must take the worn product to a sorted waste center, or return it to the retailer when purchasing a new one. Products for disposal can be consigned free of charge (without any new purchase obligation) to retailers with a sales area of at least 400m^2 if they measure less than 25cm . An efficient sorted waste collection for the environmentally friendly disposal of the used device, or its subsequent recycling, helps avoid the potential negative effects on the environment and people's health, and encourages the re-use and/or recycling of the construction materials.