Atlantic Oniris RAF3P-i2g, Oniris RAF3V-i2g, Oniris, Oniris RAF3H-i2g User Manual
Oniris
QUALITY ACTIVE HEAT CONVECTOR
WITH USER-FRIENDLY CONTROLS
F127
SLIM-LINE DESIGNER RADIATOR WITH SMART
ENERGY-SAVING FUNCTIONS
All electrical appliances produced for the Company are guaranteed for one year against faulty material or workmanship. This applies only if the appliance has
been used for purposes in accordance with the instructions provided and has not been connected to an unsuitable electricity supply, or subject to misuse, neglect,
damage or modified or repaired by any person not authorised by the Company. This guarantee is oered to you as an extra benefit and does not aect your legal
rights. The correct electricity supply voltage is shown on the rating label attached to the appliance. Reasonable care has been taken to ensure that this guide is
accurate at the time of printing. In the interest of progress the Company reserve the right to vary specifications from time to time without notice.
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Warning
p 2
Declaration of Conformity - Directive RED 2014/53/EU
p 3
1- INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE
p 4
1.1- Installing the appliance
p 4
1.2 - Mounting the wall bracket
p 5
1.3 - Connecting the radiator
p 6
1.4 - Locking the appliance on its wall bracket
p 6
1.5 - Maintenance
p 6
2 - OPERATION
p 7
2.1 - The control unit
p 7
2.2 - Turning on / Switching to standby
p 7
2.3 - Locking / Unlocking the commands
p 7
2.4 - The switch
p 8
2.5 - Initial start-up
p 8
3 - CONNECTIVITY
p 9
3.1 - Accessing connectivities
p 9
4 - ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE
p 11
4.1 - Setpoint temperature
p 11
5 - OPERATING MODES
p 12
5.1 - Auto mode (not available on Low Height version)
p 12
5.2 - Basic mode
p 14
5.3 - Prog mode
p 14
6 - DETECTION FUNCTIONS
p 17
6.1 - Open window / Closed window
p 17
6.2 - Presence (not available on Low Height version)
p 18
7 - EXPERT MODE
p 19
8 - POWER CUT-OFF
p 21
9 – HELP
p 21
Identification of the appliance
p 23
Thank you for choosing this appliance and for the confidence you have thus placed in us. Your
Do not discard the manual, even after the radiator has been installed.
Horizontal (RAF3H-i2g) / Vertical (RAF3V-i2g) / Plinth (RAF3P-i2g) Models
Contents
recently acquired radiator has undergone numerous tests and inspections to ensure the best
Please read your radiator's manual and familiarise yourself with the operating guidelines in order
quality and to thus provide you with complete satisfaction.
to enhance your well-being.
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WARNING
- Caution very hot surface.
individuals are present.
CAUTION:
Some parts of this product can become very hot and cause burns.
Particular attention is required when children and dependent
Children under 3 must be kept away from this appliance, unless they are under constant supervision.
Children between the ages of 3 and 8 must only turn the appliance on or off provided that the
appliance has been positioned or installed in a normal intended position and provided that the
children are supervised or have been instructed with respect to the safe use of the appliance and
that they fully understand the potential dangers. Children between the ages of 3 and 8 must not
connect, adjust or clean the appliance or perform any product maintenance.
This appliance can be used by children who are at least 8 years old and by persons with limited
physical, sensory or mental abilities or without any experience or knowledge of the appliance if they
are properly supervised or if they have been given instructions with respect to the safe use of the
appliance and if the potential risks have been understood. Children must not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and maintenance of the appliance by the user must not be performed by children without
supervision.
The operating instructions for this appliance are available from our website or by contacting the
after-sales department.
To prevent overheating and for safety reasons, do not cover the heating appliance.
: Appliances with this symbol must not be disposed of in household waste but must be
collected separately and recycled. The collection and recycling of end-of-life products must
be carried out according to local provisions and orders.
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Thermor Pacific hereby declares that the equipment referred to hereafter is compliant with the
essential requirements of directive RED 2014/53/EU.
The EU declaration of conformity completed for this equipment is available on request from our
after-sales department (the address and telephone number are provided at the end of the manual).
Designation: radiator with i2g radio card.
Models: refer to the model reference in the manual's header.
Features:
Radio frequency: 868 MHz Transceiver.
Class 2 radio equipment: can be marketed and commissioned without any restrictions.
Radio range: from 100 to 300 metres in free-field conditions, varying according to the auxiliary
equipment (the range can be altered depending on the installation conditions and the
electromagnetic environment).
Conformity with radio standards and electromagnetic compatibility has been verified
by notified body 0081: LCIE France, Fontenay aux Roses.
DIRECTIVE RED 2014/53/EU
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1- INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE
Horizontal and Plinth Model
Vertical Model
If you have a foam-mounted wall covering then
Sizes in cm
Sizes in cm
1.1- Installing the appliance
Your appliance is delivered with its own wall bracket. However, the choice of screws and of wall
plugs depends on the nature of your wall and you are responsible for ensuring that you use screws
and wall plugs that are adapted to the weight of the appliance.
Once the cardboard box cover has been removed, you can remove the wall bracket, which you can
then use as a hole drilling template.
To facilitate connection, this appliance (horizontal and low height version) has been designed so that
it stands upright throughout the connection period. For a Vertical appliance, ensure that the
appliance is placed in its wedge against the wall until it is placed on the wall bracket.
1.1.1 - Installation guidelines
This appliance has been designed to be installed in a residential room.
The installation must be carried out implementing best practices and in accordance with the current
standards in the country of installation (NFC 15100 for France).
Observe the minimum distances from furniture when locating the appliance (refer to the diagram).
a wedge having the same thickness as the foam
must be placed under the appliance's bracket
so that an open space is maintained behind the
appliance to prevent any interference with its
adjustment.
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Step 1
Horizontal Model
Vertical Model
Plinth Model
lower mounts.
Step 2
Horizontal Model
Vertical Model
Plinth Model
Drilling points A
Drilling points B
Drilling
points
Screw in A
Drilling
Drilling
Drilling
Drilling points A
Do not install the appliance:
In an air current that is likely to interfere with its adjustment (under a
Centralised Mechanical Ventilation system, etc.).
Under a fixed electric socket.
In bathroom areas shown as 'Volume 1' in the above diagram.
Appliances used in bathrooms must be installed so that the switches and other devices for
controlling the appliance cannot be touched by an individual in the bath or the shower.
Installing an appliance at altitude increases the air outlet temperature (by
approximately 10°C per 1,000 m of elevation).
Installing the appliances above an altitude of 1,000 m is not recommended (risk of faulty operation).
Installing a vertical appliance horizontally, and vice versa, is prohibited. Using the appliance in a
mobile configuration, on feet or on rollers, is prohibited.
1.2 - Mounting the wall bracket on the wall
marks A
points A
Place the wall bracket on the ground. Mark the drilling points A, these give the position for the
Drilling
marks B
marks A
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Re-mount the wall bracket by matching up the drilling points A with the lower holes on the wall
bracket. Mark the 2 drilling points B with a pen.
Step 3
Drill the 4 holes and insert wall plugs that are adapted to your wall (e.g. plasterboard, concrete).
Position and screw in the wall bracket.
1.3 - Connecting the radiator
The appliance must be supplied with 230 V 50 Hz.
The radiator power supply must be directly connected to the network downstream of the
omnipolar cut-off device in accordance with the installation guidelines.
A 3-wire cable (Brown = Phase, Blue = Neutral, Black = Pilot wire) is used to connect to the supply
circuit through a junction box.
In humid rooms, such as kitchens and bathrooms, the junction box must be installed at least 25 cm
from the ground.
The installation must be equipped with a circuit-breaker type protective device, with a 30 mA
differential.
Connection to ground is prohibited. Do not connect the pilot wire (black) to ground.
If the power supply cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, their after-sales
department or by a similarly qualified individual for safety reasons.
If the control or controlled device is protected by a 30 mA differential (for example: in the
bathroom), the power supply for the pilot wire on this differential needs to be protected.
1.4 - Locking the appliance on its wall bracket
- Place the appliance on the S bracket as per the diagram.
- Move the appliance towards the bracket, then lift the appliance
(arrows 1 and 2).
- Introduce the mounting brackets into the holes on the appliance,
then lower the appliance (arrow 3).
- Lock by rotating the 2 V-locks by a half turn, your appliance is now
mounted.
1.5 - Maintenance
Before performing any maintenance work, turn off your appliance by turning the On/Off switch to
the 0 position.
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In order to maintain the performance levels of your radiator, dust needs to be removed from the
2 - OPERATION
Access settings and operating information
Consumption indicator
Confirm
Decrease
Display information
Turn on
Increase Navigate
Back
lower and upper grills of the appliance approximately two times per year using a vacuum cleaner or
a brush. The appliance can be cleaned using a damp cloth; never use abrasive products and solvents.
In a polluted environment, dirt can appear on the appliance's grill. This phenomenon is associated
with the poor quality of the ambient air. In this case, we recommend checking that the room is
properly ventilated (ventilation, air inlet, etc.). This dirt does not constitute grounds for warranty
replacement of the appliance.
2.1 - The control unit
Stop heating
2.2 - Turning on / Stopping heating
To turn on the appliance, press .
The green ring around the key lights up.
To turn the heating off, press .
The green ring around the key turns off.
2.3 - Locking / Unlocking the commands
Navigate
Follow instructions
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The control unit can be locked to prevent it from being unintentionally handled. To lock the control
unit, press together for 5 seconds.
Perform the same operation to unlock the control unit.
2.4 - The switch
An On/Off switch is located behind the appliance.
Only use this switch for an extended shut-down period (outside the heating periods). Check that the
switch is set to I (on).
After an extended shutdown period, the day and the time may need to be reset.
2.5 - Initial start-up
On initial power-up, follow the instructions displayed on the screen.
2.5.1 - Setting the language
Change the language using and confirm using .
The language setting can be re-accessed using the Expert Menu (refer to the "Expert Menu"
chapter).
2.5.2 - Setting the date and time
Set the day using and confirm using . Perform the same operation to set the month, year,
hour and minutes.
The date and time setting can be re-accessed.
By default, the unit automatically switches to summer/winter time.
Automatically switching to summer/winter time can be deactivated (refer to the "Expert Menu"
chapter).
2.5.3 - Appliance status
By default, on initial power-up:
The AUTO mode is selected for the Horizontal and Vertical version
(refer to the "Operating mode" chapter).
The Prog mode is selected for the Plinth version.
The setpoint temperature is set to 19°C.
The detection functions are active (refer to the "Detection
functions" chapter). For the Plinth version, only the "Open window"
detection function is active.
The maximum temperature reduction (during periods of absence) is
3°C relative to the setpoint temperature (refer to the "Operating
mode" chapter).
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