hager EK530, EK520 User Instructions
This programmable ambient thermostat has been designed to bring you comfort and energy economy.
It allows you to program and regulate your heating system at 4 temperature levels :
- Comfort : this is the temperature you desire during the hours you are present.
- Comfort 2 : 2nd temperature level that you desire during the time you are present.
- Eco : this is the temperature you desire during short absences or at night.
- Frost protection : this is the guaranteed minimum temperature during your prolonged absences.
It protects your accommodation against the dangers of frost.
It also enables you to program and regulate your air conditioning at 2 temperature levels :
- Comfort : this is the temperature you desire during the hours you are present.
- Eco : this is the temperature you desire during short absences or at night.
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6T 7786-02B
EK530
Product description
Context key for menu access
Context key for mode access holidays
Context key to access the temporary
override
Confirmation key OK
Adjustment keys + and -
Indicator for days of the week
Automatic mode/manual mode
(thermostat without program)
Temperature set-points adjustment
Standby
Heating/Air-con selector
Programming/program selection
Time and date adjustment
Adjustment of settings
Ambient temperature
Heating or air conditioning indicator
Current mode (heating or air conditioning)
Current setting (
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Temperature of current setting
Telephonic remote control
Profile of today’s program
Current time
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Programmable ambient
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User instructions
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Electrical installation and connections
To guarantee its ambient temperature-regulation
function, the thermostat should be installed around
1.3 m above the ground, on an interior wall and
away from direct sunlight or any heat source such
as a television, lamp, radiator, draft, chimney, etc.
Fix the thermostat onto the flush-mounted casing or
in the slot without a casing intended for this purpose.
For optimum quality temperature regulation, seal
the flush-mounted casing or the electrical duct.
1. Separate the product from the wall-mounted
base, by pushing on the button located under
the base.
2. Open the flap with the help of a screwdriver and
attach the wall-mounted base using the screws.
3. Next, pass the electrical cables into the holes
intended for this purpose.
4. Connect the product according to the wiring
diagram opposite.
This product must be installed according
to the local installation standards in force.
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1 2 31 2 3 4 - 5 6 7 8 9
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2A6A
telephonic
remote control
(ref. 61123, 61124)
external
probe
(ref. 25190)
1 2 3
input
from remote ambient thermostat
telephonic
remote control
(ref. 61123, 61124)
external probe
(ref. 25190)
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Connection of the thermostat to a thermostat
input on the boiler
Connection of the thermostat to the thermostat
input of a reversible or irreversible heat pump (HP)
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input
from remote ambient thermostat
telephonic
remote control
(ref. 61123, 61124)
external probe
(ref. 25190)
Connection of a heating or air conditioning
circulator
5. Reclose the flap.
6. Clip the front face onto the wall-mounted base.
Initial adjustment and updating
When the product is first used, the screen offers the
option to adjust the year, date and time, without
going into the parameter settings.
or
Press key
menu to place the cursor under .
•
The year flashes. Press key +, the navigation key,
to adjust the current year.
Confirm using the OK key.
• The month flashes. Now press key + or -.
Confirm using the OK then proceed in the same
manner to select the day, hour and minutes.
• AUTO flashes. Press key + to set the installation
to switch automatically between summer and
winter time (
auto) or not (OF
f
). Confirm using the
OK key.
• 24:H flashes. Press key + and select
the 12 hour or 24 hour time format.
Confirm using the OK key.
Automatic mode (auto)
In automatic mode, the thermostat adapts itself to
the rhythm of your life by applying one or more programs that you have selected.
• Press key menu to place the cursor under
auto.
Key menu allows you to return to auto mode
when the (holiday) program is running or a timed
restart is in progress.
Manual mode (manu)
Manual mode transforms your equipment into a
simple thermostat. It allows you to maintain a
constant temperature in your accommodation
(adjustable from +5 °C to +30 °C) and ignores the
available program profiles.
• Press key menu to place the cursor under
manu.
• Press key + or - to adjust the desired tempera-
ture.
Example : the desired temperature is at 22.5 °C and
the ambient temperature is 20 °C.
The heating-activated indicator 15 is illuminated.
Standby mode
The heating and/or air conditioning system can be
put on standby. The thermostat is live and protects
your installation if the temperature drops below
5 °C (fixed non-modifiable instruction). It displays
the time, current day, ambient temperature and
Off information.
• Press key menu to place the cursor
under .
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flashes.
• Confirm using the OK key.
• Press key menu to exit standby mode.
From air conditioning mode, standby mode
represents a stop command and the ambient
temperature is no longer regulated.
PA:1 - Default duration of the temporary override
This parameter allows you to input a default, restart time delay. Possible delay times are the following:
1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, 5 hours and 12 hours. The restart delay is set to 1 hour by default.
• PA:1 and flash. Press key + or - to modify the restart delay.
Confirm using the OK key to pass to the next parameter.
PA:2 - Backlighting
Backlighting is activated (ON) by default.
• Press key + or - to deactivate it (OFf).
Confirm using the OK key key to pass to the next parameter.
PA:3 - Temperature calibration
This parameter lets you adjust the value displayed by the thermostat if you measure a different
ambient temperature to that which the thermostat measures.
• Press key + or - to modify the temperature within a range of +/-3 °C.
Confirm using the OK key to pass to the next parameter.
PA:4 - 2
nd
Comfort temperature level
This parameter allows you to select one or two Comfort temperature levels. It is only applicable
during programming of the free program (P4).
• Press key + or - to choose 1 or 2 .
Confirm using the OK key to pass to the next parameter.
Parameter PA:4 is set to 1 single level of Comfort by default.
PA:5 - Heating/Air-con mode
This parameter allows you to put your installation into Heating mode (H), Air conditioning mode (C)
or reversible Heating/Air-con mode (HC) (the icon is displayed).
• Press key + or - to select H, C or HC.
Confirm using the OK key to pass to the next parameter.
Parameter PA:5 is set to heating H) by default.
In HC mode, care should be taken to switch the HP suitably for the chosen thermostat mode.
PA:6 - Degumming the pump
This parameter allows you to activate/deactivate the automatic start-up of the pump at midnight
everyday, in order to avoid its jamming during the summer.
• Press key + or - to activate (ON) or desactivate (OFf).
Confirm using the OK key to pass to the next parameter.
Parameter PA:6 6 is set to OFfby default.
PA:7 - Type of heating regulation
This parameter lets you define the type of inertia of your heating installation.
• Press key + or - to select :
- On/OFf= On or off (default setting). The differential is less than 0.3°C (factory setting).
- FAS= PID regulation for installations with rapid inertia (radiator).
Minimum run time 1 minute (10% of the cycle time).
- SLo= PID for installations with slow inertia (underfloor heating).
Minimum run time 2 minutes (10% of the cycle time).
• Confirm using the OK key to pass to the next parameter.
In On/Off regulation, only the anticipation function is available, see PA:9
In PID regulation, the optimisation and anticipation functions are available, see PA:9.
PA:8 - Type of regulation for air conditioning
As PA:7 but FASused for convector fan and SLofor underfloor cooling.
PA:9 - Optimisation and anticipation
This parameter allows you to activate an optimisation or anticipation function which is deactivated
(
OFf) by default.
The optimisation function is only available with PID regulation, see
PA:7 or PA:8
The anticipation function is available with on/off and PID regulation.
Optimisation : he thermostat automatically estimates the time required
to reach the Comfort temperature and adjusts the switch-on time of the
heating so that the desired temperature is attained at the desired time.
A period of around 10 days is necessary to train the installation because
it depends on the type of inertia of your heating.
Note : only P1obenefits from the optimisation function.
• Press key + to activate (AUT) the optimisation function.
Confirm using the OK key to pass to the next parameter.
16 °C
18 °C
20 °C
7 h
x
H
(automatic calculation)
In reversible heating/air-conditioning mode (select HC for parameter
PA:5); it is possible to select a different mode of regulation for each
system.
The heating may be configured as on/off and the air conditioning as PID
regulated. In this case, the optimisation function and program P1ocan
only be applied during PID regulated air-conditioning.
Anticipation : this function allows the Comfort or Comfort 2
temperature from the personalised program (P4) to be applied, in
advance, for a configurable period of 1, 2 or 3 hours.
Note : only P4a benefits from the anticipation function.
• Press key + to select the duration (1H, 2H ou 3H) of anticipation
desired, (e.g. anticipation of 2 hours).
Confirm using the OK key to pass to the next parameter.
16 °C
18 °C
20 °C
6 h
2H
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Installer parameters
To access all the parameters (from PA:1 to PA:12), press key menu to place the cursor under
and then give one long press (>5s) on OK.
To only access parameters from (
PA:1 to PA:4), press key menu to place the cursor under
and confirm using the OK key.
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