IMPORTANT!
Protect the thermostat from dirt, fluids, concrete and do NOT
insert any objects into it.
Do not cover the thermostat, for instance by hanging towels
directly in front of it.
Installation must be done by an authorized electrician.
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1. Functional Overview
Front - fig. 1
Dial knob.
Red/Green LED (behind the cover).
LED modes
• Green light ON - Thermostat is ON but not heating.
• Red light ON - Thermostat is ON and heating.
Back - fig. 2
Screw hole for wall mounting.
Terminals for cable mounting.
2. Mounting
Placing the Room Thermostat - fig. 4
! Wherever possible, the room thermostat should be
installed where the effects of sunlight, draught, or
other heaters (eg. TV’s), etc. are avoided.
3. Installation
Installing the Room Thermostat - fig. 5 and fig.6
• Carefully remove the back plate. Do NOT enter any
objects deeply into the thermostat.
• Mount the back plate to the wall box using the
enclosed screws.
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• Connect the thermostat correctly in accordance
with the Wiring Diagram.
• Mount the cover to the back plate, and finally
mount the dial knob.
Wiring Diagram
The product must be connected to the following
leads:
• Terminal L: Phase (L) 230 V ± 10%, 50/60 Hz
• Terminal NO: Valve (NO)
• Terminal NC: Valve (NC)
• Terminal N: Neutral (N)
•
4. General usage
Turning the Room Thermostat ON/OFF
• Turn the thermostat OFF by turning the knob
counterclockwise to • on the scale - Fig. 3 .
• Turn the thermostat ON by turning the knob
clockwise to your desired temperature.
Setting the Room Temperature
• Turn the knob to set the desired room temperature according to the scale - Fig. 3.
•
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5. Frost Protection Mode
Set the thermostat to Frost Protection Mode by
turning the knob to the position on the scale Fig. 3 .
• When the room temperature drops below 5 °C the
heating will be turned ON.
• When the room temperature raises above 6 °C the
heating will be turned OFF.
6. Technical Specifications
FeatureDescription
ApprovalCE Marking, EN 60730
ColourWhite RAL 9016/ Grey
Dimensions86 Χ 99 Χ 29mm
Adjustment modeDial
Fault indication/
failure mode
Frost protectionYes, put the dial to posi-
Ambient temperature - 10 °C – 60 °C
RAL 7011
If sensor failure, thermostat will turn off all output
of relays
tion (5 °C)
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FeatureDescription
Precision±1.5 °C
Hysteresis 1 °C, below the setpoint
temperature
IP class30
LCD back-/nightlight No
LCD displayNo
LED indicatorGreen light: Thermostat
ON and no heat demand
Red light: Thermostat ON
and heat demand
Max. load, inductive <1A
Max. load, resistive<3A
MountingWall mounting
Network, wireNo
Network, wirelessNo
Off-set functionNo
Power consumption 7 W
Power supply,
No
battery
Power supply, net230Vac±10% 50/60Hz
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FeatureDescription
Power backup
Not applicable
settings
Sensor, floor No
Sensor, roomNTC 10K accuracy: ±1%
Sensor, room
5-30 °C
- set range
Shell material/ non
94V0/ Yes
inflammable
Shell material, typeABS+PC
Static protectionYes
Programmable No
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7. Figures and Illustrations
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
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15
25
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
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Fig. 5
Fig. 6
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Instruction FH-CWT Thermostat
L
NO
NC
N
~230V ± 10%
50/60 Hz
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