Ducasa DP 1300, DP 1500, DP 800, DP 1000, DP 600 Operating And Installation Manual

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Thermal Electric Radiator
Operating and Installation Guide
Models
DP 600 DPLow profile 600
DP 800
DP 1000 DPLow profile 1000
DP 1300
E1400126
INSTALLATION
Main principles
This unit must be connected to a 230/240V 50/60 Hz power supply.
This appliance must be connected to a junction box by its power cord. Main installation must be provided by an omnipolar device that distance between contacts must be minimum 3mm.
Power cord wires: blue wire neutral
brown wire phase
green-yellow wire earth
The replacement of the line cord, if necessary, should be made by a professional service duly authorised by the Importer.
PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN
The heater must be placed far from any inammable material
and should not be manipulated by unsurveiled children.
The heaters should by no means be covered by cloths or any other material or object and should not be placed in a closed furniture or place which might prevent the free circulation of the air around the heater.
NOTICE
While in operation the unit must not be covered to avoid
overheating.
This unit is a Class I heater and should not be used or connected
in the wet area of a bathroom or kitchen.
Do not place radiator under a power socket.
Should the unit have to be repaired by a professional after sales service, the panel board can be easily disconnected from the heavy oil columns and sent out to the pertaining specialist.
Follow always security aspects, minimun distance from radiator to side walls and top cover must be 150mm.
This unit should not be operated by any person with physical, sensorial or mental limitations or don’t have the necessary
knowledge or experience except if they have received a specic
training or are accompanied by a responsible person (this applies to the use of the unit by children).
The above notice also applies to the use of the unit by unattended children.
The unit should be placed at a distance that makes impossible for a person taking a bath or shower to touch the switches or the thermostat unit.
This unit contains a precise amount ot the special oil inside the
nd and must only be opened, if needed, by the manufacturer or
by the authorised after sales service that should be informed in case of leakage.
The standard rules about recycling and elimination of oil should be followed once the unit will be no longer be used.
DIRECTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER
Electric power
The connecting wires should have the section required for the distance, type of wire and unit size.
We recommend to place the connecting box at 10 cm to the right
of the unit and 15 cm to the oor.
The unit is equipped with a 150 cm long power cord without plug.Depending on rules the electric circuit should be isolated by means of an omnipolar cutting system either by switch or magne­tothermic protecting device.
Placing the unit
The unit should be placed as close as possible to the coolest wall in the room but it is not recommended to place it on a wall that is not properly isolated and, in this case, the part of that wall behind the unit should be isolated.In a bathroom, the unit must be placed within the protected area and should not be reachable , di­rect or indirectly by a person in the shower or tub.The unit should by no means be placed under a connecting plug.
Directions for the installation
The installation steps, as per above description, should be done
by qualied personnel only
Main components
The DP and DPL heat emitters consist of a special cast aluminium body, specially designed for this purpose, to assure a maximum rate of heat diffusion, the air circulation channels providing a very effective convection effect.The aluminium body contains a special
heat conductor uid, lled inside the elements with a unique
procedure assuring a bubble-free content for a total uniform and silent delivery of the heat produced by the single tube, hermetic, electric resistance.
Operation
The control of the room temperature is assured by an electronic thermostat in the control box placed at the side of the unit .
Switchin on
Turn on the switch F from position O to position I; a red pilot at the right corner of the screen will lit.
Starting off
When the main swith is turned on the thermostat stays at the OFF mode showing a single illuminated dot as indicated in the drawing:
Press the button “E”. The screen will show the current room temperature. Should itbe lower to the set temperature the pilot “D” will lit indicating that the resistance is now in operation until the room temperature reaches the set temperature.
Working on OFF mode push the button E to put it in mode ON; the displays will show the room temperature. The dot means that the you add 0.5ºC to the displayed temperature. Pressing again the button E while in mode ON the heater is turned to mode OFF
and a lit dot appears on the screen.
22ºC 22,5ºC OFF
A. Display to visualise the room and the set temperatures.
B. Push-button to increase the set temperature.
C. Push-button to decrease the set temperature.
D. Pilot dot to indicate that the heater is in operation
E. Push-button Starting-off switch.
F. Main switch ON / OFF placed at the rear of the control box.
Modication of the temperature setting
This is done with the push-button + and – The temperature can be set between 10 and 32 ºC in intervals of 0.5ºC that the red pilot at the right corner
of the display A will show
Frost protection
The thermostat includes a frost protection function by which the heater will start operating automatically when the room temperature gets as low a s 6ºC. This function is automatically set when the heater is set at the OFF position.
Blocking the + / - push buttons
This function enables the user to block the push buttons + and – to prevent
any non authorised person (childres, users in public places, nurseries ofces,
hotels, etc) to alter the set temperature of the units. To activate this function the
E push button should be pressed for ve seconds and the display will show “b0” and, ve seconds later the display will show the room temperature.
To liberate the thermostat the E button should again be pressed for ve
seconds and the display Hill show “dE” indicating that the blocking has been desactivated.
No button will be operative while the thermostat is blocked. If the blocking was done at the ON position the set temperature cannot be changed nor can the unit be moved to the OFF position. Same happens the other way down when the blocking is done at the OFF position.
g. 1a
Place radiator on the oor, locate supports supplied on the radiators (between rst and second element, both sides), for radiators until 9
elements g.1a, (between second and third elements, both sides,
for radiator with more than 9 elements g.1b)
g. 1b
g. 2a
place supports on the elements link how is shown in gure 2a, mark points (g.2b) to make holes and x with plugs and screws. Be sure that supports are mounted in the correct position (g.3)
g. 2a
g. 3
As soon as the supports are placed on the wall as shown in g.3, then lift radiator g 4a and hang it g. 4b on the supports mentio­ned before.
g. 4a
g. 4b
As soon as the radiator is placed on the supports press on the ratchet (blocking part) and turn until hear a click, then the radiator is installed.
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Basic data
Types number of ns W (at 230V) Size (WxHxD)mm. Net weight Kg.
DP 600 5 600 480x575x98 9.3
DP 800 6 800 560x575x98 11.3
DP 1000 8 1000 740x575x98 14.7
DP 1300 10 1300 900x575x98 18.3
DP 1500 12 1500 1060x575x98 22.3
DP 600 LP 6 600 480x340x98 7.9
DP 1000 LP 10 1000 800x340x98 12.8
DP 1500 LP 15 1500 1200x340x98 19.2
Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment
(Applicable in the European Union and other European
countries with separate collection systems)
This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your
local Civic Ofce, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you
purchased the product.
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