Haverland RCTT Handbuch

RCTT

Instruction

Guide

HAVERLAND

Innovators

designers

and

manufacturers

New

Generation

Electric

Heating

Thank

you

for

choosing

Haverland

Designer

radiators

When

installed

and

programmed

accordance

with

the

guidance

these

instructions

these

Haverland

new

generation

electric

radiators

provide

exceptional

comfort

and

energy

savings

Haverland

information

Page

Energy

Saving

Information

Page

Safety

Notes

Pages

Installation

Page

Initial

Operation

Page

Setting

Time

Programming

Page

Configuring

bespoke

times

Page

Configuring

Economy

Comfort

times

Page

Important

Notes

Page

Energy

monitoring

feature

Warranty

Energy

Saving

Information

Haverland

Designer

radiators

enable

total

control

Heating

requirements

public

general

domestic

and

commercial

buildings

individual

radiator

control

for

each

room

zone

Energy

Saving

achieved

controlling

heat

the

rooms

occupied

and

avoiding

unnecessary

heating

vacant

rooms

and

also

times

when

the

room

either

infrequently

not

use

Rooms

adjacent

the

room

where

the

radiator

located

will

affect

the

temperature

the

radiator

thermostat

resulting

lower

temperature

reading

and

increased

energy

usage

the

doors

are

left

open

Some

Haverland

models

have

built

energy

monitoring

enabling

energy

usage

identified

worth

noting

that

relatively

small

reduction

just

one

degree

Centigrade

can

deliver

savings

ECO

Safety

Notes

Please

read

these

instructions

carefully

The

installation

should

carried

out

with

consideration

the

manufacturer

instructions

and

accordance

the

relevant

National

Wiring

Regulations

7671

important

that

each

radiator

has

good

Electrical

Earth

connection

important

that

the

Electrical

Ring

Main

adequate

for

the

cumulative

Wattage

the

installation

when

under

maximum

Load

doubt

contact

qualified

electrician

ensure

that

the

electrical

supply

satisfactory

for

the

intended

use

Haverland

radiators

must

firmly

and

securely

fixed

solid

wall

and

situated

well

away

from

any

potentially

combustible

material

cable

restraint

has

been

installed

internally

but

any

strain

the

cable

should

avoided

The

power

supply

cable

should

not

allowed

come

direct

contact

with

the

radiator

whilst

turned

and

Operating

the

cable

becomes

damaged

the

unit

should

not

operated

until

repaired

qualified

electrician

authorised

person

The

radiator

must

positioned

described

and

less

than

from

the

Power

Socket

adjacent

wall

shelf

The

radiator

has

been

filled

with

regulated

quantity

Thermal

Dynamic

media

and

should

not

opened

ensure

that

absolute

safety

use

maintained

The

radiator

not

designed

for

any

consumer

adjustments

either

pre

post

installation

the

time

disposal

the

relevant

Local

Government

Department

should

notified

determine

the

correct

recycling

and

disposal

procedure

NOT

COVER

THE

APPLIANCE

NOT

USE

DRY

CLOTHES

covered

there

risk

overheating

The

radiator

should

not

boxed

and

consideration

should

given

the

proximity

any

combustible

materials

and

minimum

safety

distances

The

appliance

not

intended

for

use

persons

with

reduced

physical

sensory

mental

difficulties

lack

experience

knowledge

unless

overseen

and

authorised

competent

and

responsible

person

for

their

safety

built

programme

locking

facility

available

the

radiator

Please

refer

the

Programme

section

Children

should

not

permitted

play

with

the

appliance

The

Warranty

will

become

invalid

the

Manufacturer

instructions

are

not

carefully

adhered

Instructions

for

installation

vital

that

radiators

are

affixed

firmly

solid

constructed

and

levelled

wall

Make

sure

that

electrical

socket

near

where

you

intend

position

the

radiator

cardboard

template

supplied

ensure

that

the

correct

height

and

positioning

the

radiator

brackets

The

four

holes

the

pattern

indicate

the

precise

positions

drill

and

insert

the

rawlplug

fix

the

mounting

brackets

Once

fixed

the

wall

important

check

and

ensure

the

security

the

brackets

support

the

weight

the

radiator

Wall

nearest

object

Min

[

Wall

nearest

object

Floor

Minimum

distances

—

Min

avoid

problems

necessary

keep

minimum

distance

between

the

radiator

and

any

combustable

material

Refer

cardboard

template

the

box

Place

the

template

the

floor

(

the

instructions

the

template

)

and

mark

the

points

such

way

that

the

positions

are

marked

onto

the

wall

[

]

“

”

(

)

“

”

(

)

“

”

(

)

500

420

246

159

750

420

246

319

1000

420

246

478

1250

420

246

638

1500

420

246

638

Take

out

the

rawplugs

(

]

from

the

bag

the

long

screws

and

the

two

screws

rill

four

diameter

holes

marked

the

wall

and

insert

the

four

rawplugs

Attach

the

brackets

using

the

long

screws

indicated

diagram

Fig

(

Note

orientation

brackets

Diagram

]

Instructions for installation

4 screws

Screw both

brackets firmly

into position

To affix the radiator firmly to the brackets:- screw COMPLETELY the 6 x 50mm screws in the upper part

of the brackets (Diagram 6).

Make sure that the radiator is firmly fixed to the wall to avoid future risk, before connecting the plug into

a nearby power supply socket.

The two 6 x 50mm screws

supplied should be fully

screwed down to lock the

radiator onto the brackets.

Check that the TT radiator

is securely fixed to the wall

to avoid any risk.

Place radiator

over lower

tang of the

bracket

Place over top

tang and lower

gently into

position

INITIAL

OPERATION

After

securely

mounting

the

radiator

described

the

manufacturer

installation

instructions

insert

the

Amp

moulded

plug

into

Amp

socket

outlet

Alternatively

ask

your

electrician

hard

wire

fused

connection

spur

the

main

ring

circuit

FEATURES

•

Manual

programming

function

•

tamper

proof

heating

schedules

•

bespoke

programme

option

•

Comfort

Economy

Anti

freeze

settings

•

Weekly

programming

•

OFF

luminous

display

(

)

“

HAVERLAND

Room

Temp

Time

Displayed

Standby

(

Blue

solid

LED

]

Manual

Overide

Button

Programme

Button

Navigation

Button

and

Confirmation

Button

Display

Off

Moon

Economy

Period

LED

Green

LED

Sun

Comfort

Period

LED

Red

LED

Red

LED

Manual

Red

LED

Monday

Friday

Red

LED

Weekend

Red

LED

Note

These

are

Period

setting

options

and

not

necessarily

Morning

Noon

and

Night

START

—

)

—

Plug

amp

plug

•

)

(

P r

H d

)

TKY

Stand

Press Press

Note

The

language

the

display

English

(

default

)

You

can

change

the

language

pressing

the

hand

button

Hour

will

then

appear

the

window

MANUAL

MODE

Press

The

Red

LED

lights

•

(

17.5

)

The

room

temperature

appears

for

example

17.5

Press

DOWN

Input

the

desired

comfort

temperature

for

example

(

The

pre

set

temperature

(

)

Press

(

17.5

)

The

blue

diode

will

flash

showing

that

the

radiator

heating

Note

cancel

the

Manual

overide

Press

the

Hand

button

again

return

the

chosen

Plan

PROGRAMMING

OPTIONS

Working

Days

Weekend

PLAH

PLFS

PLCF

Comfort

Economy

Antifreeze

Pre

Set

Programmes

The

Radiator

pre

set

for

Plan

which

General

Use

and

operates

from

Midnight

seven

days

week

The

Pre

Set

Plans

are

detailed

above

Dependent

upon

the

room

occupation

you

can

choose

the

required

Pre

Set

Plan

scrolling

the

Plan

and

pressing

confirm

Should

you

wish

apply

your

own

Bespoke

setting

suit

individual

requirements

during

the

week

Comfort

starting

and

Economy

Monday

Friday

necessary

use

the

PLCF

bespoke

setting

programme

times

suit

your

own

preferences

you

have

use

the

Plan

(

PLCF

)

When

the

radiator

turned

and

the

Date

and

Time

Set

you

will

see

the

current

room

temperature

the

window

17.5

Programming

the

hour

Programming

the

minutes

moo

)

(

)

Pres

Press

(

)

Press

Programme

current

day

the

week

Press

Mon

Tues

Press

Wed

(

day

(

)

(

)

[

Press

Mark

the

desire

comfort

temperature

Press

then

Press

desired

temp

(

;

(

)

n n

IZJ

Press

Mark

the

desire

economy

temperature

Press

then

Press

the

desired

temp

)

(

)

fin

)

LZJ

)

Press

Choose

the

progr

(

)

amme

plan

you

desire

Press

PLAn

(

)

Press

PROG

put

the

plan

into

action

Note

The

Economy

period

the

low

heat

the

room

vacant

set

this

Low

temperature

avoid

uneccessary

heating

HOW

CONFIGURE

PLAN

FOR

YOUR

SPECIFIC

REQUIREMENTS

none

the

pre

set

programmes

match

your

heating

requirements

here

example

how

you

can

configure

your

own

bespoke

heating

programme

Working

Days

Weekend

18 19

PLPF

Comfort

I I

Economy

Antifreeze

Press

PROG

for

seconds

(

Hour

)

(

PLAn

)

Press

Choose

the

programme

plan

PLCF

(

PLCF

)

Pressi

Press

—

Now

are

going

introduce

the

start

the

first

Comfort

period

from

Monday

Friday

The

Comfort

first

period

and

the

days

Monday

Friday

LED

will

light

our

case

the

Comfort

period

starts

6.00

®©

Press

}

;

Press

Lhoose

(

)

Now

are

going

introduce

the

start

the

first

Economy

period

from

Monday

Friday

The

Economy

first

period

and

the

days

Monday

Friday

LED

will

light

our

case

the

Economy

period

starts

09.00

Prsssiorf

Choose

09.00

(

;

)

press

Now

are

going

programme

period

Press

;

unoose

Comfort

unoose

Economy

Press

Now

are

going

programme

period

)

•

A f

;

Comfort

Economy

(

Press

Now

you

wish

you

can

programme

weekend

period

(

Saturday

and

Sunday

When

you

finish

programming

press

PROG

The

room

temperature

will

appear

the

display

You

have

now

programmed

the

heating

system

plan

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