harmoni 25 Installation Manual

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installation guide
digital timer thermostat
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Contents
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2 Button and display description ................................ 4
3 Installing and wiring the thermostat ........................ 5
4 Basic functionality .................................................... 6
4.1
Select how to control your oor heating system
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4.2 Recommended settings ...................................... 7
4.3 Setting the clock ................................................. 8
4.4 Setting the maximum oor temperature .............. 8
4.5 Reading the oor temperature ............................. 8
5 Timer functionality .................................................... 10
5.1 Activating timer mode ......................................... 10
5.2 Programming the timer ....................................... 10
5.3 Programme your settings .................................... 10
6 Technical specications ........................................... 13
7 Disposal information & notes.................................... 14
8 Warranty ................................................................... 15
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Introduction 1
harmoni 25 is an advanced
digital timer thermostat
used for
controlling electrical underoor heating elements.
The thermostat is designed for xed installation only. It can be used to control your oor heating system by either the oor temperature, the room temperature or both together.
Please note
The thermostat must be installed by an authorised electrician.
In order to obtain the harmoni 2-year warranty, an authorised electrician/installer must ll in the warranty
details (see page 15).
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Current oor temperature
Current room temperature
On/Off
Mode
Clock
Up
Down
Heating element warming
Frost protection mode activated
Thermostat on
Day of the week
Time mode activated
Button & display description 2
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Installing & wiring the thermostat
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To mount the thermostat to the wall box/socket, open the thermostat by
gently pushing in the two tabs at the bottom of the casing with a screwdriver.
To x the thermostat, attach the cables (see wiring diagram below) and screw into the wall box/socket.
Once fastened and the cables connected, reconnect the front panel to the back.
Wiring diagram
Push in tabs
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Basic functionality 4
Power on/off
Press to turn the thermostat on or off
4.1 Select how to control your oor heating system
This can be controlled by pressing mode :
a) Floor temperature: Mode 2
The heating element turns on/off around a oor temperature setpoint (the temperature shown in the display is the actual oor temperature).
b) Room temperature: Modes 1 & 4
The heating element turns on/off around a room temperature setpoint (the temperature shown in the display is the actual room temperature).
c) Combined oor & room temperature: Modes 3 & 5
The heating element turns on/off around a room temperature setpoint with a requested max. oor temperature (Note: oor temperature is prioritized over room temperature).
Change between the above oor heating modes:
With the thermostat turned off.
Press and for 6 seconds
Select mode 1 to 5 (see table on next page for details)
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After choosing the desired mode do not press any further buttons and the thermostat will go back to normal standby mode.
4.2 Recommended settings
harmoni recommends the following settings for different types of oor constructions:
Program mode Top flooring
Wooden floor* Tiled floor
1 (room sensor) If total effect: 0W–1840W
2 (floor sensor) If total effect: 0W–2990W
3 (combined room & floor sensor) If total effect: 1840W–2990W
4 (room sensor) If total effect: 1840W–2990W
5 (combined room & floor sensor) If total effect: 0W–1840W
* Top ooring made of materials such as: parquet, laminate, massive wood, carpet or linoleum.
Top ooring made of materials such as tiles, concrete or
marble.
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Basic functionality 4
4.3 Setting the clock
Press once and the hour will ash.
Use the
(Up/Down key) to select the hours.
Press again until minutes ashes.
Use the
(Up/Down key) to select the minutes.
Press button again until the week day ashes.
Use the
(Up/Down key) to select the day of the week.
After setting the day, do not press any buttons and the thermostat will go back to normal operating mode.
4.4 Setting the maximum oor temperature
This function is used mainly for wooden oors and is only available in program modes using the oor sensor (modes 3 and 5)
The temperature setting should be maximum 35°C, which is also the default set point of the thermostat.
If you choose to control the oor temperature solely by the oor sensor (mode 2), the max. oor temperature is set for 35°C and cannot be changed.
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Change the oor temperature max. limit (mode 3 & 5)
Make sure the thermostat is turned off.
Hold the
button for 10 seconds until the display shows
Release the button and the display will show SET
Enter the maximum oor temperature (range 20°C–45°C).
4.5 Reading the oor temperature (mode 3 & 5 only)
Make sure thermostat is turned on.
Press
once, the FT will ash, and the display will show
the oor temperature.
In mode 2 (oor sensor) the display always shows the current oor temperature.
In modes 1 & 4 (room sensor) the display always shows the current room temperature.
4.6 Frost protection mode
To enable frost protection mode, turn off the thermostat.
Press
for 3 seconds.
Select 01 (00 = disabled).
When frost protection has been enabled the display shows
When enabled and the thermostat is turned off, heating will activate if the room/oor temperature is lower than 5°C; heating will stop if the room/oor temperature is higher than 7°C.
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Timer functionality 5
5.1 Activating timer mode
With the thermostat turned on, press the button for 3 seconds. The following settings will be available:
00 = Override (disable timer functionality)
01 = Programmable. And the display will show
.
Leave the thermostat and the display will return to normal.
5.2 Programming the timer (mode 1)
When programming you need to select Programmable function (01) and the display must show (see above).
You can now set the heating programs. The thermostat must have four heating periods for weekdays and four heating periods for the weekend.
Please note: The programming of the whole calendar week must take place in one continuous process, so it is a good idea to have the periods written down for reference when programming the thermostat.
For the weekend you will also need to program two periods. You can choose one of the periods to be very short or an extension of the other.
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Example, weekdays:
Period 1 starting at 07.00: Temperature setting 22°C Period 2 starting at 08.30: Temperature setting 18°C Period 3 starting at 17.00: Temperature setting 22°C Period 4 starting at 23.00: Temperature setting 18°C
Example, weekend:
Period 1 starting at 09.00: Temperature setting 22°C Period 2 starting at 23.00: Temperature setting 18°C Period 3 starting at 23.01: Temperature setting 22°C Period 4 starting at 23.02: Temperature setting 18°C
My settings:
Week days:
Period 1 start at ______________ Temp __________°C Period 2 start at ______________ Temp __________°C Period 3 start at ______________ Temp __________°C Period 4 start at ______________ Temp __________°C
Weekend:
Period 1 start at ______________ Temp __________°C Period 2 start at ______________ Temp __________°C Period 3 start at ______________ Temp __________°C Period 4 start at ______________ Temp __________°C
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Timer functionality 5
5.3 Programme your settings
Press the
for 3 seconds until the number “1” and
“Mo Tu We Th Fr” are displayed.
The rst switching time for weekdays can now be programmed.
Use
(Up/Down key) to set the required start time.
Press
to conrm this setting.
Use the
(Up/Down key) to set the required temperature.
Press
to conrm this setting.
Repeat the switching time process for weekdays 2,3 & 4.
After you have programmed times 1–4 for the weekday, you can set the switching times for the weekends; “Sa Su” will be displayed.
Use
(Up/Down key) to set the required start time.
Press
to accept this setting.
Use the (Up/Down key) to set the required temperature.
Repeat the switching time process for weekends 2,3 & 4.
To disable the timer, select “Override” (Mode 01).
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Technical specications 6
External sensor NTC 10 kOhm at 25° C Sensor values:
15°C 18°C 20°C 22°C
14.8 kOhm
13.1 kOhm
12.1 kOhm
11.2 kOhm Display LCD Power consumption <2W Set-point range Room: 5°C to 35°C
Floor: 20°C to 35/45°C Accuracy ±1°C Buttons Touch pad Switch current rating <13A (resistive load) Mains voltage 85–240V~ Dimensions 86 × 86 × 13mm (W×H×D) Fixing screw width 60mm Housing ABS + PC Flame Retardant Operating rating 0~30°C, 5~95% RH (non-condensing) SW class A Ball pressure test 100°C Pollution degree 2 Weight 253 g
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Disposal information 7
Notes
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harmoni warranty
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Name .....................................................................................
Address .................................................................................
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County ......................................... Postcode............................
Address .................................................................................
Phone .....................................................................................
Email .....................................................................................
Please note
In order to obtain the harmoni 2-year warranty, an authorised electrician/installer must ll in the details below.
Electrician Installation
/Installer ............................................ date ..........................
Thermostat Article
name ................................................ number .....................
Stamp:
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