Instruction:
Weekly circulation digital programming thermostatwith LCD
screen,which has 6-event everyday.Manual mode and programme mode
could be selec-ted.The thermostat is recommended for control
ofelectric heating devices or on/off valve actuator usedin hydronic
floor heating.
Parameters:
| Voltage | 220V/230V |
| Power consumption | 2W |
| Housing material | Self-extinguishing |
| Setting range | 5~90ºC |
| Protective housing | IP20 |
Dimension:
Display:
Sensor failure:
E0:Built-in sensor short-circuited or disconnected.
E1:Built-in sensor short-circuited or disconnected.
When shows E0/E1 error,thermostat must be checked till thr error is
eliminated.
Selection:
| Model | Current | Application |
| SK513 | 3A | Built-in&floor sensor,floor limit sensor weekly programme |
| SK523 | 3A | Built-in&floor sensor,floor limit sensor weekly programme,a
potential free output |
| SK50 | 16A | Built-in&floor sensor,floor limit sensor weekly programme |
Wiring diagram:
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FAQ
1.How long will it take for the underfloor heating system to warm
up?
The warm up time of an electric underfloor heating system will be
dictated by the insulation used beneath it and the output of the
system. In general, the better insulated the sub-floor the faster
the system will warm up, with Underfloor Insulation
boards?facilitating a very speedy warm up time of as little as 15
minutes, and un-insulated concrete floors causing the slowest warm
up time. Using a?200W system?beneath ceramic/stone tiles provides a
faster warm up time than 150W system.
2. Can I turn my heating on the day it is fitted?
If you have installed your heating beneath tile adhesive, levelling
compound or a screed you must allow this to dry out before turning
on your system for the first time. If the system is turned on too
early it will force the moisture out of the covering which may lead
it to crack. We would recommend speaking to the manufacturer of
your flexible tile adhesive, grout or screed to confirm the drying
time required.
3. Does each room require its own thermostat?
We would recommend that each room has its own heating system
controlled by its own thermostat. This will allow for simpler and
more accurate temperature control of each room and will avoid
heating rooms which do not require it.
Install
- 1,Open main control panel, with 3.5mm slotted point screwdriver
along the inclined plane until to card depths of 4mm, pry up
slightly to open the card hook
- 2,Connect back panel and power, wire as per wiring diagram, fasten
back panel on cassette with M4 screw
- 3,Connect winding displacement of back panel and upper panel
- 4,Hang up with 30° to 2 hooks, press on the 2 bottom corners, stuck
on the upper shell, installation finished.
