Fenix Actua Bedienungsanleitung

USER'S GUIDE

ACTUA

N162/R01(27.02.07)

NATURAL CONVECTION HEATER

1. - Characteristics

2. – Recommendations for Positioning

3. – Installation and Fixation

4. – Wiring

5. - Operation

6. - Maintenance

FOREWORD

- You have just bought this natural convection heater ACTUA manufactured

by Airélec. Thank you for your choice that proves your confidence.

- It is important to read the entire guide carefully before installing and switching

on your convector.

- It is highly recommended to save this guide after installing the convector.

Table of Contents

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1. CHARACTERISTICS

9THIS NATURAL CONVECTION HEATER HAS THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS:

Class II . IP 24 .

9THE CONTROL INCLUDES:

x1 programmable electronic room thermostat: through the pilot (measuring)

conductor the thermostat responds to these orders: Comfort, Economic (ECO), Comfort

1, Comfort 2, Anti-Freeze and Stop (Conf., Eco., Conf.-1, Conf.-2, Hors gel, Arrêt).

x1 function switch adjustable to the modes Stop (Arrêt), Comfort (Conf.), ECO

(Eco.), Anti-Freeze (Hors-gel) and/or Programming (Prog.).

x1 thermostat control knob that may be locked in a fixed position or within the limits

of minimal and maximal temperature (Min., Max.).

OPTIONAL:This convector may be equipped with Ecobox2

programming cassettes (A687981 – A687982 – A687983 /see the

figure beside/contact your vendor).

REFERENCE WATTAGE

(W)

VOLTAGE

(V)

CURRENT

INTENSITY

(A)

HEIGHT

(mm)

WIDTH

(mm)

DEPTH

(mm)

A689101 (ACTUA ETP 05) 500 2.2 409

A689102 (ACTUA ETP 07) 750 3.3 409

A689103 (ACTUA ETP 10) 1000 4.3 489

A689104 (ACTUA ETP 12) 1250 5.4 569

A689105 (ACTUA ETP 15) 1500 6.5 649

A689106 (ACTUA ETP 17) 1750 7.6 769

A689107 (ACTUA ETP 20) 2000

230

8.7

470

849

87+32

The quality of this product made in France is proved by its conformity with the

harmonized European standards.

Mark NF Special Regulation R89,

Certifying body: AFNOR

Tour Europe Cedex 07 - 92049 PARIS la Défense

2. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR POSITIONING

This convector is usually situated in a place where the heat produced can be mixed with

the maximum volume of air.

The convector must be connected in a fixed position according to applicable regulations.

The convector must be installed in such a way that its switches and other controls are out of

the reach of any person situated in the batch or under the shower.

Wiring:

Wiring must agree with the requirements of the standard NFC 15-100. This convector of

class II is not connected to earth.

¨IMPORTANT: “DO NOT COVER THE CONVECTOR”

If the convector is covered, there is the risk of

superheating.It is explicitly prohibited to cover the

convector or block the grating where the air enters or

leaves the convector due to the risk of damage of the

convector.

Avoid installing of the convector at a window sill, behind

curtains, behind a door or under the air suction. Observe

the minimal installation distances from the floor, the

walls, the furniture etc. .… (Fig. B).

Protective Zone

Fig. A

This convector may be installed

in the zone 2 or 3, in

accordance with the

provisions of the standard

NFC 15-100.

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3. INSTALLATION AND FIXATION

WATTAGE 500W 750W 1000W 1250W 1500W 1750W 2000W

Convector

width 409mm 409mm 489mm 569mm 649mm 769mm 849mm

Distance

between axes 156mm 156mm 178mm 248mm 320mm 405mm 405mm

To carry out this operation, it is necessary to remove the bracket from the convector with

a screwdriver, pressing both the clips (Pos.1 Fig. C).

Fix the bracket on a wall with 4 screws at least (max. diameter 5.5 mm) and make sure it

faces the right direction and is installed in the right height (Fig. C).

4. WIRING

The installation must include an interrupting device for the disconnection in all poles. The

minimum distance of disconnected contacts must be at least 3 mm.

Current supply must be protected with a differential residual device intended at most for

the value equal to 30 mA in accordance with the provisions of the standard NFC15-100.

Wiring does not require dismantling of the convector.

The convector must not be installed under a fixed socket.

Use the original flexible cable (3 x 1 or 1.5 mm2AO5 VVF) and connect it to the mains

through a terminal box (the brown conductor = a phase, the blue conductor = a zero, the

black conductor = a pilot /measuring/ conductor).

The black conductor is meant for connecting a programming device which programs the

activity of the convector according to the use of a room; when the installation is carried

out with the programming device, this conductor is not used. In such case, it is

recommended to insulate the conductor from any electrical contact through a terminal box

or a domino.

¨IMPORTANT:

In no case connect the black conductor to an earthing clip or a GREEN-YELLOW

conductor.

If the supply cable is damaged, it must be exchanged by the manufacturer, its after-sale

service or a qualified person to prevent any danger.

Verify that the conductors are tightened

correctly in the terminals of the terminal

box.

Any intervention in the convector must only

be carried out by qualified and approved

persons when the convector is

disconnected from the mains.

If the heating installation is programmed

through the pilot conductor, it is necessary

to disconnect the supply of the respective

convector/convectors and the pilot

conductor/conductors before any

intervention.

¨NOTE:- The programming orders are distributed through the following signals

measured with regard to the zero conductor.

-Observe the direction of wiring:

BROWN = PHASE,

BLUE = ZERO, BLACK = PILOT CONDUCTOR

Mode Transmission

signal

Measuring with

respect to the

zero conductor

Comfort 0 Volt

Eco 230 Volts

Anti-Freeze 115 Volts

negative

Stop 115 Volts

positive

Comfort-1 230 Volts/ 3s

Comfort-2 230 Volts/ 7s

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5. ACTIVITY

The electronic control of this device has been designed to give you maximum economy.

9THE CONTROL BOX INCLUDES:

9THE FUNCTION SWITCH

ALLOWS YOU TO SELECT 5 FUNCTIONS

xSTOP (ARRET): to stop the heating (a stand-by mode).

xCOMFORT (CONF): the comfort temperature is maintained in the room with

a control knob set to the Comfort mode.

xECO (ECO): to maintain an economic temperature in the room.

xANTI-FREEZE MODE (HGEL): to maintain an anti-freeze temperature in the room.

xPROGRAMMING (PROG): enables to accept programmed functional orders.

9SETTING A COMFORT TEMPERATURE:

xSwitch the function switch to the Comfort mode and set the control knob to the

position 5 or turn it until the heating pilot light lights up.

xClose the door. Wait for several hours until the temperature stabilizes at the

required value.

xIf the reached temperature does not suit you, you can increase or decrease its

value by a quarter of point with the control knob.

xWait again for several hours so that it is possible to verify the value of comfort

temperature.

9SETTING OF FUNCTIONS FOR MAXIMAL ECONOMY:

x1st case:YOU ARE IN THE ROOM. Set the function switch to the Comfort position.

The reached temperature corresponds to the originally set temperature. In case of

need, adjust the temperature with a thermometer.

x2nd case:YOU ARE NOT IN THE ROOM OR DURING NIGHT. Set the function

switch to the ECO position. This economic position will cause the drop of temperature

in the room by approx. 3.5°C.

x3rd case:ANTI-FREEZE MODE DURING A LONG ABSENCE. The room is not used

(a guest room or you leave for several days). Set the function switch to the ANTI-

FREEZE (HGEL) position: DO NOT MANIPULATE WITH THE CONTROL KNOB.

The room temperature is maintained at a minimal level to acquire the maximal economy

without the risk of icing, under the condition that the convector is dimensioned properly

and the room is closed (protected piping in the kitchen or bathroom: without

condensation).

-When the convector is heated for the first time, a bluish vapour can be

released which disappears after several minutes of operation of the

convector.

-DO NOT TOUCH the thermostat knob when the temperature has been

set; just manipulate with the function switch.

SETTING BY THE PROGRAMMING CASSETTE OR THE PROGRAMMING DEVICE:

This device programs your convector automatically through

the pilot conductor. As soon as the programming has been

carried out:

xSet the Comfort temperature as described above. Set

the function switch to the Comfort position and make setting

with the control knob.

xAs soon as the temperature is stable, set the function

switch to the PROGRAMMING position. Temperature

decreases will be controlled automatically by the

programming device according to the data pre-recorded

with respect to your life rhythm.

For the programming device

A687981 – A687982 –

A687983

Consult your vendor

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USE OF THE 6 ORDER MODE THROUGH THE PILOT CONDUCTOR

If your installation is controlled by the Tempo EDF type controller (French Electrical

Companies), the decrease of temperature values Comfort 1 or Comfort 2 will be made

according to the order of this controller in compliance with a tariff season.

The following 6 orders are in question: Comfort, ECO, Comfort 1, Comfort 2, Anti-Freeze

Mode and Stop (see the table in Chapter 4).

xComfort 1 induces the temperature decrease by –1°C in respect of the Comfort

position.

xComfort 2 induces the temperature decrease by –2°C in respect of the Comfort

position.

NOTES:

- The functions Comfort 1 and Comfort 2 enable to decrease the power consumption

through the programming centre which carries out a tariff administration according to the

TEMPO EDF type contracts.

- As your convector is equipped with an electronic thermostat for 6 orders,

the changes controlled by the controller and the programming device are not

immediate; it is necessary to wait for approx. 15 seconds before they are processed.

xExceptional use:deviation of the convector from programming

Regardless the order sent from the programming centre or the controller you can make the

following settings yourselves:

If the room is permanently used, for example by a sick person, it is possible to

maintain permanently the comfort temperature (set the switch to the Comfort

position), except the cases when the orders Anti-Freeze Mode or Stop are

transmitted.

If the room is not used (for example a guest room), it is possible to maintain the

temperature at a very low level (the switch is set to the Anti-Freeze Mode position),

except the case when the order Stop is transmitted.

In both the foregoing cases, it is necessary to set the switch again to the

PROGRAMMING position after the exceptional use is cancelled.

¨NOTE: If your installation is equipped with a performance limiter, the limiting is

a priority; your convector need not heat, although the switch is set to the Comfort position.

When the limiting is finished, the convector will start heating again.

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9USER ADVICE:

Remember:Your convector is equipped with an electronic thermostat to maintain

a constant temperature.

When the setting has been made through the control knob, do not touch the knob any

more. Then use exclusively these positions of the function switch: Anti-Freeze Mode,

ECO, Comfort, Programming and/or Stop.

- Positions of control knobs of individual convectors may differ for the same temperature.

The positions depend on the convector, its position in the room and on the room

furnishings.

- If your room is equipped with two convectors, the function switches of both convectors

must be set in the same way.

If a fireplace is used, set the function switch to the ECO position.

6. MAINTENANCE

In order to ensure the performance of the convector, it is necessary to remove dust from

the inner space regularly by a vacuum cleaner put on the convector gratings.

Remove dust from the convector surface with a soft cloth. Use a wet cloth to remove

spots.

Never use any abrasive material which could damage the epoxide and polyester coating.

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