Creda Credanet II User Manual

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USER’S GUIDE
Controller
Heating System
Credanet II
This Handbook is for the User
Please leave this guide in the vicinity of the
Controller (for future reference).
Note to Installer : For the benefit of the customer please complete
The Room Allocation Chart on Page 6 and
Your contact details on Page 14.
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Credanet II – A User’s Guide
Contents
1. Welcome to Credanet II ……………………………………... Page 3
a) Parts of the Credanet II controller
2. Getting Started ……………………………………………….. Page 4
a) Setting the day and time b) Programme Run (Pre-set programme)
3. Planning your heating ……………………………………….. Page 5
a) Room Allocation Chart b) Your Heating Plan
4. Changing the settings at the controller ……………………… Page 9
a) Programming Zone 1 b) Programming Zone 2 and 3
5. Useful features ………………………………………………… Page 11
a) What to do if I feel cold
Boost the whole Zone, at the Controller
Boost the room only, at the heater
b) What to do if I go away c) Switching the heating off d) Switching off an individual heater e) Checking the settings without changing them f) Returning the Controller to its original settings
6. Contact details ………………………………………………… Page 14
a) Sales Hotline b) Creda Spares c) Creda Technical Services d) Brochure Hotline e) Your electricity supplier f) The Credanet II Installer
7. Guarantee …………………………………………………….. Page 15
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1. Welcome to Credanet II
Before programming your requirements, this section will help you switch on your new Credanet II system and begin to heat your home
Your installer will have set your heating system so that the controller will run the heaters
connected to it according to a pre set profile of times and temperatures.
A picture of a controller in its normal (Program Run) condition is shown below.
a) Parts of the Credanet II controller
To get your heating system working without altering any of the time and temperature profiles the
Set switch is left in the “PROG. RUN” position.
If the Clock needs adjusting see Page 4. (“Setting the day and time”)
IMPORTANT
The power supply switches next to the heaters MUST be left ON at all times.
All the Credanet II heaters contain an electronic control circuit. The heating will not work properly if any of the switches next to the heaters are switched off.
If no heating is required in a particular zone then the heaters can be switched of using the controller. See Page 12 “Switching the heating off ”.
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2. Getting Started
Your heating system has already been programmed with the heating requirements of a typical home. Once the day and time are correct, your system will automatically start to operate.
NOTE : Please refer to Page 7 (Your Heating Plan) if the heating requirements need to be changed.
a) Setting the day and time (Refer to “Parts of the Credanet II controller” on Page 3)
Check in the display that the day and time are correctly set. If not, open the pull down flap on the front of your Credanet II controller.
Slide the SET switch to CLOCK
The day will flash
Use the left hand “+” and “ - ” buttons
to change the day
(e.g. Change from MON to WED)
Press the left hand SELECT button
when the correct day is shown.
The time will flash
Now use the left hand “+” and “ - ”
buttons to change the time
(e.g. Change from 12:01 to 12:15)
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b) Programme Run (Pre-set programme)
When the Day and Time are correct : Slide the SET switch to PROG. RUN
Your Credanet II system is now ready to operate ~ simply close the flap and your heating will follow the pre-set programme.
NOTE
If the word OFF appears in the display above any of the “+” or “ - ” buttons, you will need to open the
flap and press the SELECT button below them, before your system will operate. The word OFF will be replaced by a number.
3. Planning your heating
Your installer will have programmed your Credanet II Controller so that the heating can be set to different temperatures in different parts of the house. This section explains how to alter these to suit your individual needs.
a) Room Allocation Chart
The heating in your property is sorted into zones.
Each zone, and all the heaters in that zone, can be set to its own temperature and timings.
Example showing Zones within a property :
This Controller has been programmed with three zones. (Zone 1 downstairs and Zones 2 and 3 upstairs).
A zone is a group of one or more rooms with one or more heaters.
A Credanet II installation can be programmed with one, two or three zones.
ZONE 1
ZONE 2
ZONE 3
Example of a completed Room Allocation Chart:
An example of a completed Chart is shown below. In this completed Room Allocation
Chart the property has a Credanet II controller programmed as follows :
Zone 1
Living Room with 2 storage heaters Dining Room with 1 storage heater
Zone 2 Kitchen with 1 storage heater
Zone 3 Bedroom 1, 2 and 3, each with a Panel radiator.
Note
This property also has a “stand alone” heater fitted in the H
allway.
This is not part of the Credanet II heating system but is detailed in this table for clarity.
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