Watts BT-D03 RF User Manual

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BT-D 03 R F
Wireless digital room thermostat
®
WATTS Vision
User Guide
System
wattswater.eu
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TABLE OF CONTENT
General information ........................................................................................... 3
1. Presentation
2. Box contents
3. First Installation
4. Product description
4.1 LCD logo description ......................................................................................... 6
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5. Mode selection ................................................................................................ 7
5.1 Change temperature setting .............................................................................. 8
5.1.1 Boost/Timer mode
5.1.2 AUTO mode
5.1.3 Comfort mode
5.1.4 Reduced / ECO mode
5.1.5 Anti-freeze mode
5.1.
6 OFF mode
6. Functions highlights ..................................................................................... 9
6.1 Access user parameter menu ............................................................................ 9
6.2 Reversible mode ................................................................................................10
6.3 Opened windows detection ..............................................................................10
6.4 Reset ...................................................................................................................10
6.5 Keyboard locking ...............................................................................................10
6.6 PIN code .............................................................................................................11
6.7 Other informations .............................................................................................11
6.7.1 Heating and cooling indications
6.7.2 LED indication
6.7.3 Wireless communication functioning
7. User parameter description .....................................................................12
8. Installer parameter description
9. Troubleshooting & Solution
10. Maintenance
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11. Technical characteristics
11.1 Dimensions & weight ........................................................................................19
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12. Directives ......................................................................................................19
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Safety warnings and operating
instructions
• This product should be installed preferably by a qualified profes­sional. Subject to observation of the above terms, the manufacturer shall assume the liability for the equip­ment as provided by legal stipulations.
• All instructions in this Installation & Operation manual should be observed when working with the thermostat. Failures due to improper installation, improper use or poor maintenance are voiding manufacturer liability.
• Any attempt to repair voids the respon­sibility and the obligation to guarantee and replacement from the manufacturer.
• Do not cover the thermostat for accu­rate measurement of ambient tem­perature. Therefore the sensor must never be hidden behind thick cur­tains, furniture, etc… Alternatively, a remote sensor should be used.
• Batteries may explode or leak, and cause burn injury, if recharger, disposed of fire, mixed with a different battery type , inserted backwards or disas­sembled. Replace all used batteries at the same time. Do not carry bat­teries loose in your pocket or purse. Do not remove the battery label. Keep batteries away from children. If swal­lowed, consult a physician at once.
• 2012/19/EU (WEEE directive): Products marked with this symbol cannot be dis­posed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union. For proper recy­cling, return this product to your local supplier upon the purchase of equiva­lent new equipment, or dispose of it at designated collection points. For more information see: www.recyclethis.info
• 2006/66/EC (battery directive): This products contains a battery that cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union. See the product documentation for specific bat­tery information. The battery is marked with this symbol, which may include let­tering to indicate cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb), or mercury (Hg). For proper recycling, return the battery to your supplier or to a designated collection point. For more information see: www.recyclethis.info
Application
• The thermostat have been designed for use in residential rooms, office spac­es and industrial facilities. Verify that the installation complies with exist­ing regulations before operation to ensure proper use of the installation.
Please refer to “Quick Installation Guide” for thermostat installation
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1. PRESENTATION
• Connected thermostat WATTS Vision®
system compatibility.
• 3 sensitive touch buttons.
• Wireless bidirectional communication
868 MHz.
• Different temperature modes setting.
• Anti freeze function.
• Configurable Hysteresis or PWM regu-
lation.
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• Pin Code & screws lock for public area.
• EEPROM non volatile memory.
• 2x1,5V AAA batteries (LR3).
• 2 parameter menus: User and Installer.
In option
External sensor with several possibilities of regulation (Floor, remote, combined...).
2. BOX CONTENTS
1 x
WATTS Vision® thermostat
1 x 1 x 1 x1 x
AAA type Batteries Fixing screws Lock screwsDouble side tape
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1 x
Back cover and stand for table fitting
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3. FIRST INSTALLATION
See quick installation guide for installation.
Batteries installation.
• Open the cover and insert the 2 AAA supplied batteries.
• Close the cover.
Thermostat pairing, RF wireless com­munication initialization.
You must put your receiver or WATTS
®
touch screen in radio pairing
Vision mode (refer to the device leaflet).
On the back, push 5 sec the button for direct access to initialization menu.
Following screens are displaying:
Going to wireless initialization menu
holding
button
holding
button
Initialization
starting
releasing
button
5 sec
Other method from parameter menu:
1 Press
2 Press 5 sec
key to wake-up the thermostat 3 Press key to enter in initialization
key to enter parameter
menu
Following screens are displaying:
Note:
After few seconds, the thermostat and the receiver/touch screen should exit from the RF init mode, this is the normal procedure to confirm a correct pairing. To make the installation easier, it will be better to have the thermostat near to the receiver or touch screen during the configuration mode.
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4. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
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Minus button or down/left button for menu navigation.
Validation of temperature set point setting or accessing
to parameter menu or displaying measured
temperature/ temperature set point.
4.1 LCD logo description:
1 Icon showing current operating mode
of thermostat with left to right:
Boost/timer mode
Auto mode
Comfort mode
Reduced / ECO mode
Frost protection mode
Off mode
Open window function
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RF communication
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4 Displaying of pilot wired order or
reduced auto mode,
order is applied to heating system
order of comfort minus 1°C
order of comfort minus 2°C
order of reduced set point or Auto
reduced mode
order of anti-freeze set point order of stop
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Measured temperature/ tem­perature set point / remaining time for boost mode.
Plus button or up/ right button for menu navigation.
Locked keyboard.
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Battery level.
Parameter menu number.
Parameter menu.
Indication of heating & cooling
demand
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Unit for power consumption.
12 Type of measured data & sensor
used for system regulation:
Humidity measurement & control
Internal temperature sensor
Ambient temperature sensor
Floor temperature sensor
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External temperature sensor
User derogation or “adaptive start”
during Auto mode application
14 Temperature units
or or
measurement of humidity rate.
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5. MODE SELECTION
Menu for mode selection
or
No user action
after 10 s
2 seconds
Automatic selection
of current mode
Selection of mode
Press any key to wake-up the thermostat and activates the back- light.
Hold
key for 2 second to access to
menu for selection of mode.
Press or permits to change navigate in different mode.
Comfort, reduced, auto, stand-by,
boost or antifreeze menus
5 seconds
Parameter menu
If “basic navigation” is activated (menu #03), navigation menu will be:
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5.1 Change temperature setting
Wake-up the thermostat by pressing any key.
Press ture set point (digits starts to blink).
By pressing value is validated.
5.1.1 Boost/Timer mode
In mode boost, set point temperature is applied during a selected time.
After this time, thermostat will return to former mode.
You can first adjust, the desired setting temperature with validate, default value 24°C.
In a second time, you can adjust the du­ration in hours “H” if below 24H, then in day “d”.
5.1.2 AUTO mode
This mode is activated only when ther­mostat is paired with a WATTS Vision touch screen BT-CT02.
In Auto mode, the heating system will follow program according to the current
time and the Comfort and Reduced setting temperatures. By pressing keys Boost/timer mode is selected, it override the temperature set point (1h).
or , to change the tempera-
key, temperature set point
or , press key, to
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or ,
5.1.3 Comfort mode
In this mode, comfort temperature set point will be followed all the time.
5.1.4 Reduced / ECO mode
In this mode, reduced temperature set point will be followed all the time.
Note: In cooling mode, reduced mode acts like the OFF mode (system is stopped, NC actuators close).
5.1.5 Anti-freeze mode
Use this mode if you want to protect your installation against freezing. (default value 7°C).
Remark: in cooling mode, Anti-freeze mode acts like the OFF mode (installation is stopped).
5.1.6 OFF mode
Use this mode if you need to switch off your installation.
Be Careful: In this mode your installation can freeze.
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6. FUNCTIONS HIGHLIGHTS
6.1 Access user parameter menu
Automatic return (10 seconds of keyboard inactivity)
Comfort, reduced, auto, stand-by,
boost or antifreeze menus
2 seconds 5 seconds
10 seconds without user action
Screensaver Navigation menu
2 seconds
Press any key to wake-up the thermostat and activates the backlight.
By pressing key
during 5 seconds,
user can access to parameter menu.
The menu scroll is done with keys
and
. Menu is selected by pressing key , value starts blinking. Once in the menu, the parameter value is changed with the keys and .
Mode selection menu
Parameter menu
Pressing again key
sets the parameter
value.
Note: Thermostat parameters are divid­ed into two groups: user and installer (advanced menu).
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6.2 Reversible mode
Reversible menu access is only pos­sible on two conditions:
- thermostat isn’t associated to a touch screen or 6Z master
- « reversible menu » is activated in the user parameter menu.
Enter user parameter 08, use keys and , to select operating mode of the thermostat:
- Hot: Heating regulation mode
- CLd: Cooling regulation mode
- rEv: activation of reversible mode in menu
- Aut: automatic Heat/Cool mode.
Pressing key and switches to comfort mode. A user inactivity of some seconds confirms cur­rent selection and returns to old selected mode.
By pressing value is validated.
confirms the selection
key, temperature set point
6.3 Opened windows detection
When activated and a detection is run­ning, the icon on the screen!; This function is done by measuring and recording the temperature evolution.
When an opened window is detected, the thermostat applies to heating system anti­freeze temperature set point. User can restart heating system, and stops window detection by pressing on a key.
will appear and blink
6.4 Reset
By holding the button on the back of ther­mostat, user can:
- Unlock pin code
- Go directly to pairing menu (5 seconds)
- Reset thermostat with user parameter value equal to factory setting. (10 sec­onds).
5/10 Seconds
6.5 Keyboard locking
Wake-up the thermostat (lighted back­light),
Press and hold ously.
and keys simultane-
Enter user parameter 07.
10
Once locking is activated, logo on the LCD screen:
appears
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6.6 PIN code
To activate this function enter user param­eter 10.
The PIN code protect the thermostat from any change of the setting as temperature or mode.
When user pushes a key, “PIN” will be dis­played. If user press another time a touch, he has to enter PIN number.
6.7 Other informations
6.7.1 Heating and cooling indications
Logos used to indicate than system requires:
heating is
cooling is
6.7.2 LED indication
When user modify set point temperature in functioning mode, behavior information is displayed with a LED RGB located on the middle of validation key.
Blue < 18°C
Azure < 20°C
Green < 22°C
Yellow < 24°C
Red < 37°C
6.7.3 Wireless communication
When digital thermostat sends an RF frame, LCD logo sion.
RF frame is sent:
- When user press any key of the thermo­stat.
- When user press key in Central Touch screen to update the thermostat.
- Automatically every 3-4 minutes.
;
.
functioning
blinks during transmis-
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7. USER PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
RF pairing activation:
Pressing the key communication initialization:
Another press of key will exit this mode.
Degree unity for displaying:
°C: Celsius ➤ °F: Fahrenheit
Default value: °C Values: °C / °F
Buzzer activation:
Yes”: activation of function “no”: no activation
Default value: no Values: Yes / no
“basic navigation” mode:
Yes”: activation of function, restrict to comfort and off mode. “no”: no activation
Default value: no Values: Yes / no
Room temperature display:
Yes”: remote displays measured temperature “no”: remote displays set point temperature
Default value: Yes Values: Yes / no
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Calibration of internal room sensor (remote):
Calibration must be done after a given order has been operating for a day. Place the thermometer in the middle of the room at about 1.5 m above the floor. Record the temperature shown after 1 hour. When you enter calibration mode for the first time, the indicator says “no”, which means no calibration has been performed yet. Enter the reading on your thermometer using the keys
The setting is validated with key
and (step of 0.1°C).
. YES appears to indicate that
calibration. Important note: a large temperature deviation may indicate an
inappropriate installation of the thermostat. If the temperature differ­ence is too big, this could mean your thermostat was not installed properly e.g. in the right place.
NOTES: If user press simultaneously the keys
and , sensor
calibration is reset. No is displayed.
Default value: no for offset of 0.0°C Range values: Yes: for offset included between -3.0°C and 3.0°C.
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Calibration of external room sensor (remote):
This menu is only displayed if parameter rEG (#20) is set with “Amb”. Calibration must be done after a given order has been operating for a day. Place the thermometer in the middle of the room at about 1.5 m above the floor. Record the temperature shown after 1 hour. When you enter calibration mode for the first time, the indicator says “no”, which means no calibration has been performed yet. Enter the reading on your thermometer using the key and (step of 0.1°C). The setting is validated with key .
YES appears to indicate that calibration. Important note: A large temperature deviation may indi-
cate an inappropriate installation of the thermostat. If the temperature difference is too big, this could mean your thermostat was not installed properly e.g. in the right place.
NOTES: If user press simultaneously the keys sensor calibration is reset. No is displayed.
Default value: no for offset of 0.0°C Range values: Yes: for offset included between -3.0°C and 3.0°C
Open window detection:
Yes”: activation of function “no”: no activation
More information is in paragraph “Opened window detection”
Default value: Yes Values: Yes / no
Operating mode of thermostat:
- Hot: heating mode
- CLd: cooling mode
- rEv: activation of reversible menu
- Aut: automatic mode This parameter menu appears only if digital thermostat isn’t associated with a Touch screen BT-CT02 or a 6Z master.
Authorization or not of cooling mode:
This parameter menu appears only if digital thermostat is associated with a Touch screen BT-CT02 or a 6Z master. It permits to allow or not cooling system in remote room.
Factory setting value: Yes Other values: no
PIN code activation:
Yes”: activation of function “no”: no activation
More information is in paragraph “code PIN description”
Factory setting value: no Value s: Yes
and ,
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Setting value for PIN code:
User has to configure values of the three digits with and validate its choice with validation key.
Factory setting value: 000 Value range: 000 to 999
Reset user settings:
Press and hold
for 5 seconds to reset, all segments light up, showing that the thermostat has been reset with the factory default setting:
Set point temperatures in
modes,
All user parameters with their factory values.
When button is hold:
holding button
Clearing user parameters
holding
button
Clearing
is done
releasing
button
Zone number displaying:
This function is available only if digital thermostat is associ­ated with a multi-zone receiver.
Displaying client software version:
Pressing and maintaining key
displays software qualifi-
cation version and debug information. Reminder: software version is written: Vxx.xx.
Professional menu:
This menu permits to access to installer parameter menus. Pressing and maintaining key
displays first parameter of
installer menus. When button is hold:
Accessing to installer parameters
holding button
holding
button
Installer
parameters
releasing
button
User menu exit:
Press key
to exit user menu and return to the main
screen.
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8. INSTALLER PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
To access to these installer parameters, installer has to go to user parameter number 15. After, he presses and holds validation key during 5 seconds:
Accessing to installer parameters
Installer
parameters
holding button
Selecting temperature sensor used for the regulation:
- AIR: regulation with internal sensor
- Amb: regulation with external sensor
- FLR: regulation on floor sensor (external sensor of remote, only when thermostat is connected to master) or embedded sensor on receiver
- FLL: regulation with floor sensor and air sensor
Factory setting value: Air Other values: Amb / FLL / FLR
Displaying of measured temperature by internal sensor:
If “Err” is displayed, internal sensor is damaged.
Displaying of measured temperature by external sensor:
FLOOR temperature / AMBIENT temperature If “Err” is displayed, external/ambient sensor isn’t connected or damaged.
holding
button
releasing
button
Displaying of measured temperature by floor sensor connected to receiver (only with specific bidirectional
system)
If “Err” is displayed, thermostat isn’t associated to a received with floor sensor or this sensor is damaged.
Lower limit of floor temperature (FL.L)
This value is used when parameter 20 is FLL
Factory setting value: “no”: not activated Other values: 5°C to “FL.H”
High limitation of floor temperature (FL.H)
This value is used when parameter 20 is set on “floor limit” FLL.
Factory setting value: “no”: not activated Other values: “FL.Lo” to 40°C
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Regulation type:
- HYs: regulation of hysteresis
- bP: regulation of proportional type
Factory setting value: bP Other values: HYs
Hysteresis value:
This menu is displayed only if parameter “typ” is equal to “HYs”. Use
and keys to set hysteresis value. The setting
is validated with key .
Default value: 0.3°C Value range: 0.2°C to 3°C
Choice of concrete type:
Two choices are possible:
- uf1: for thin liquid concrete < 6 cm
- uf2: for traditional concrete with a thickness higher than 6 cm if parameter #26 is set to “HYs” this menu is not available.
Factory setting value: uf1 Other values: uf2
Choice of coating:
Two choices are possible:
- bP1: for tiling
- bP2: for wooden floors (floating or not) if parameter #26 is set to “HYs” this menu is not available.
Factory setting value: bP1 Other values: bP2
Function of pilot wire:
This option is used to enable the pilot wire functionality if it’s used on your installation.
Factory setting value: no Other values: yes
Minimum value of setting range of the set point temperature:
Factory setting value: 5.0°C Other values: 5.0°C to 15.0°C
Maximum value of setting range of the set point temperature:
Factory setting value: 3 7. 0 °C Other values: 20.0°C to 37.0 ° C
Humidity set point (Optional)
Factory setting value: 75 % Other values: 0% (“no”) to 100%
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Anti-condensation function of the installation:
When condensation is detected, air conditioning is stopped or/and dehumidifier is activated.
Factory setting value: yes Other values: no
EEPROM clearing:
All thermostat parameters will be loaded with factory set­tings. RF wireless communication will be reset too. Pressing and maintaining key
Accessing to installer parameters
holding button
holding
button
displays:
Clearing
is done
releasing
button
User menu exit:
Press key
to exit user menu and return to the main
screen.
9. TROUBLESHOOTING & SOLUTION Description of thermostat errors displaying
Remote errors are:
Error of temperature measurement o Internal sensor; o External sensor.
Low batteries Loss of RF communication (only when remote is associated to Touch E3 or to master product).
Internal sensor error
External sensor
Low batteries
RF error
(only when remote is associated to smart home or master product)
Displaying of “Err” and red LED blinking
Icon blinking and red LED blinking
Backlight ON: Icon blinking and red LED blinking
Icon blinking and red LED blinking
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My Thermostat seems work correctly but the heating or the cooling doesn’t work correctly
Output
RF communication
Sensor calibration
Configuration
On the rec eiver:
- Check the good receptio n of RF signal.
- Check the connections.
- Check the power su pply of the heatin g element.
- Contact your installer.
Check the following points:
- The receiver must be put at a minimum distance of 50 cm of all others electrical or wirele ss materials (GSM, Wi-Fi..)
- The receiver shouldn’t be fixed on a metallic part or too close of hydrau lic pipes... (Copper...)
- Try to calibrate your the rmostat (refer to user parameter 05).
- Contact your insta ller, to check & adjust the regul ation pa rameters with your heating system.
The logo
- Cooling request is made by the central (BT-CT02) but the thermostat doesn’t allow
blinks:
(refer to use r param eter 08).
10. MAINTENANCE
Battery level indication
The batteries are considered weak when voltage level is too low for a correct prod­uct functionning. The icon will blinked
on LCD screen.
Cleaning of the thermostat
Gently dust the outside of the thermostat with a soft, lint-free cloth. If the thermostat needs a more thorough cleaning:
- Lightly dampen a soft and clean cloth with wa t e r.
- Wring out any excess water from the cloth.
- Gently wipe the display and sides of the thermostat, making sure no drops of water accumulate around the product. Important: Do not spray thermostat direct­ly with water, or use cleaning solutions or polishes, as doing so may damage the thermostat.
11. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Environmental: Operating temperature Shipping and storage temperature
Electrical protection Installation category Pollution degree
Temperature precision
Setting temperature range Comfort, Reduced Holiday (Antifreeze) Timer
Regulation characteristics
Power supply operating life
Sensing elements: Interna l & External (option)
Radio frequency
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0°C - 40°C
-10°C to +50°C
IP30 Class II 2
0.1 ° C
0,5°C step 5°C to 37°C 0,5°C to 10,0°C 5°C to 37°C
Propor tiona l Band (PWM 2°C/10min) or Hysteresis 0.2°C to 3.0°C
2 AA A LR03 1.5V Alkaline ~2 years
Interna l: NTC 10kW at 25°C External: NTC 10kW at 25°C (ß = 3950)
868 MHz, <10mW.
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Compatible receivers
Product conformed to Classification Contribution
11.1 Dimensions & weight
83,5 mm
Showed in parameter menu. Vers 14 Software version
BT-M6Z02 RF - BT-FR02RF BT-WR02RF / BT-WR02HC BT- PR0 2RF - B T- CT0 2 Other re ceive rs can be compatible, check on the instruction ma nual of your receiver.
UE 811/2013 and 2010/30/UE IV (2%)
83,5 mm
17 mm
Weight: 115g (thermostat only) - all inluding box 220g
12. DIRECTIVES
Designation
Low Voltage D irective (LVD) 2014/ 35 / EU
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2014/30/EU
Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU
Restri ction of the use of cer tain hazardous substances Directive (RoHS) 2011/65/ EU
Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE)
Ecodesign Commission Regulation (EU) 2015/1188
Description Link
The Low Voltage Dire ctive (LVD) (2014/35/EU) ensure s that electrical equipment within certain voltage limits provides a high level of protection for European citizens, and benefits fully from the Single M arket.
The Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2014/30/EU ensures that electrical and electronic equipment does not gen erate, or is not affe cted by, electromagnetic disturbance.
The Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU (RED) establishes a regulatory framework for placing radio equipment on the ma rket.
Directive on the restriction of the use of cer tain
­hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.
The WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU) aims to reduce the amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment that ends up in landfill.
Ecodesign requirements for lo cal space heate rs.
60 mm
2014/ 3 5/UE
2014/ 3 0/UE
2014/ 5 3/EU
20 11/6 5/EU
2012/1 9/EU
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