atlantic 1500W Mixed Doris Towel Radiator Instruction Manual

Installation and operating manual
Manual must be kept by end user

Remote control of the operating modes and programs of the device is possible with the Cozytouch application available on App Store® or Google Play®.
The following accessories are required:

• A Cozytouch Bridge (to be installed on your Internet box)
• One Cozytouch Interface per device.

Warning

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WARNING : Some parts of this product may become very hot and cause burns on contact. Spe- Attention : Surface très cial care must be taken if children and vulnerable chaude Caution hot surface adults are present.
-Children under 3 years must be kept away from this appliance, unless they are constantly supervised.
-Children between 3 and 8 years should only put the unit on or off , to provided that the latter has been placed or installed in a normal position and that these children have supervision or have received instructions on using the machine safely and understand the potential hazards. Children aged between 3 and 8 years must not connect or adjust or clean the device and perform maintenance or user.
-This unit can be used by older children at least 8 years and by people with physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience or knowledge , if they are monitored correctly or instructions for using the appliance safely were given to them and if the  isks were apprehended. Children should not play with the appliance . Cleaning and maintenance by the user should not be performed by children without supervision.
-In order to avoid a hazard for very young children, this device should be installed so that the lowest heated rail is at least 600 mm above the floor.
-This device may only be plugged in or connected by an authorised person, according to valid regulations and rules.
-If power cable is damaged or too short, to avoid any danger it must be replaced by a qualified electrician using special tools.
-The user manual for the device is available from the after-sales department, on the number shown on the warranty form included with this manual.
-At the first heating, a slight odor may appear corresponding to the evacuation of any traces related to the manufacture of the device.
-As the surface of the device can be very hot, pay particular attention if you place delicate clothing (e.g. nylon) on it. Ensure that any laundry is colour-fast before placing it on the towel dryer.
-For safety reasons, it is strictly forbidden to top up unmixed devices. If necessary, contact the manufacturer’s After-Sales Service or a qualified technician.
-To ensure proper operation of the fan (depending on model), it is recommended not to obstruct or cover the air outlet (especially with a towel). Doing so may cause the fan to become unsafe.
-Be careful not to place a bathrobe on the control box.
-Before servicing the device, turn it off and allow it to cool down. Do not use abrasive products.
-When filling a Mixed device, the hot water circuit must necessarily be used to allow the fluid to expand in the heating circuit.
-Using the bleeder, make sure that the device is correctly filled. If, when you open the bleeder, the water does not flow regularly, please contact your fitter.
-The use of this device without water would lead to the definitive deterioration of the resistor. This incident would definitely require its replacement, which is not covered by the Maker’s guarantee.
-The service pressure of the heating circuit is 4 bar maximum.
-It is forbidden to leave A switch on l when the supply tap C is open.
This abnormal use causes cancellation of the warranty.
-It is mandatory to be in Central Heating mode when the supply valve a is open. This abnormal use causes cancellation of the warranty.
-The boiler return tap b must obligatorily remain open, in all the case of use in order to allow expansion of the fluid in the circuit so as to avoid any damage to the device.
Device carrying this symbol must never be disposed of with household waste, but must be collected separately for recycling. At the end of their life, products must be collected and recycled according to local regulations and ordinances.
When an device is installed at a higher altitude, the air out- put temperature rises (around 10° C per 1000 m rise in ground).

Installation

INSTALLING THE DEVICE
Where to install your device?
-This equipment was designed to be installed in a residence. Please ask your distributor before using it for any other purpose.
-The device should be installed according to normal trade practice and incompliance with legislation in the relevant country.
-The equipment is class 2 and is protected against splashed water IP 24.
The device can be installed in volume 2 of a bathroom It’s forbidden to install the device in the volume 1. The device is to be installed so that switches and other controls cannot be touched by a person in the bath or shower.
Do not install the device :
-In a draught that might affect adjustment (for example, under a central mechanical ventilation unit etc…).
-Just under a fixed power socket or near curtains or other combustible materials.

Locate the device within minimum distances from obstacles. Do not install shelf above the device. The bottom case must be at least 5 mm from the wall. In order to avoid a hazard for very young children, this device should be installed so that the lowest heated rail is at least 600 mm above the floor.

CONNECT TO THE WATER SYSTEM

-For the connection of hot water, the mixed version comprises 2 threaded ports 1/2 gas 15/21 F situated at the base, as well as a purge with adjustable spray on the top on the right
-Follow the flow direction as well as the figures stipulated on the diagram below.

CONNECTING THE APPLIANCE

Connection rules
-The appliance must be powered with 230 V Single phase 50Hz.
-The appliance’s power supply must be connected directly to the network after the circuit breaker and without an intermediate switch.
-The appliance will be connected to the mains via a connection unit.
In damp rooms such as bathrooms and kitchens, you must install the connection unit at least 25 cm from the floor.
-Connection to the earth is prohibited. Do not connect the pilot wire (black wire) to the earth.
-The power supply must be connected directly to the network after the single-pole disconnection mechanism in accordance with the installation rules.
-If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its after-sales service or any suitably qualified person, in order to avoid any danger.
-If you use the pilot wire and it is protected by a 30mA differential (e.g.: bathroom), the pilot wire’s power supply on this differential must be protected.
-If you want to use a load shedder, choose a pilot wire output load shedder and not a power output load shedder to avoid damaging the thermostat.
Appliance connection diagram
-Disconnect the power and connect the wires according to the following diagram:

USING THE HOOKS

You have two hooks.

MAINTENANCE

To retain the performance of the device, it is necessary about twice a year to carry out dust removal using a vacuum cleaner or a brush at the air inlets and outlets. Every five years, have the inside of the device checked by a professional electrician. The outside of the device can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Never use abrasive products or solvents.

CLEANING THE FAN

Clean the air inlet and outlet grilles with a vacuum cleaner.  The fan is equipped with a dust filter which, when it is full, can cause it to stop (an error code Err 6 is displayed on the control panel display). For best use, clean your filter regularly.

USING MIXED VERSION

a Supply tap to allow inlet of hot water from the central heating. This can be thermostatically controlled or not depending on your choice.
b Boiler return tap to allow the hot water to leave the central heating.

WINTER
-The central heating circuit is working.
-The control box does not regulate, the only key that works is the BOOST.
-The resistance does not work, it is off.
-The boiler regulates.| -The supply tap «a» must be open.
-The boiler return tap «b» must remain open.
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SUMMER
-The central heating circuit is not working..
-The control box recovers all its functions.
-The boiler does not regulate anymore.
-The resistance takes over from the boiler that is cut.| -The supply tap «a» must be closed.
-The boiler return tap «b» must remain open.

Using

USING WINTER MIXED VERSION
To use the towel radiator in winter, you must be in Central Heating Mode.

You can :
Switch on heating: The supply valve a must be open.
Adjust the temperature: The supply valve a must be open more or less (if thermostatic valve).
Activate the BOOST.
Lock the controls.

OPERATING PRINCIPAL

| |  -Increase or reduce the temperature without needing to validate  (except winter use);
-Change Boost Time ;
-Browsing in the menus.
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|  -Browsing in the sub menus ;
-Validate ;
-Switch off ;
-Lock, unlock
|  -Back to previous screen
|  -Enabling or Disabling Boost

SUMMER / WINTER use

SWITCHING THE DEVICE ON FOR THE FIRST TIME

Select the language, then the date and time.
The first time you switch the device on,
-programming is inactive,
-the setpoint temperature is set at 19° C.

THE SWITCH

An On/Off switch is located at the rear of the device’s unit.
Use the switch for extended shutdowns only (excluding heating periods).
Set the switch (located at the rear of the appliance) to I to switch the appliance on. When the appliance is switched off, you may need to set the day and time again.

SWITCHING THE APPLIANCE ON / OFF

To shut down the appliance, press and hold .
Confirm “Switch off” by pressing .
To switch the appliance on, press and hold .

LOCKING COMMANDS

To avoid the commands being changed by children, you may lock your device’s commands by pressing and holding .
Select “Lock” and validate with .
Do the same to unlock the commands by selecting “Unlock” .

DESCRIPTION OF THE MODES

2 operating modes are proposed :
Active Prog
– The device follows the internal program defined for each day of the week. The following ranges are defined when the device is switched on :
Monday to Friday, comfort from 6am to 9am and from 6pm to 9pm  Saturday and Sunday, comfort from 8am to 12am and from  6pm to 9pm. .
You may modify these ranges and define 3 Comfort temperature ranges per day. During these Comfort ranges, the temperature setpoint is adjusted using or .
Outside the Comfort ranges, lowering the temperature is set in “Lower ECO T°” Prog mode
– The device follows your installation’s external programming orders STOP and Frost (see the manual for your programming unit)..
InActive Prog
-The device follows the setpoint temperature adjusted at all times
-The device follows your installation’s external programming orders (see the manual for your programming unit).

ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE

In PROG Inactive mode:

-Increase with (max 28°C).
-Lower with (min 12°C) .
-Reduce again to 7°C (Frost Protection temperature not modifiable) with.
-Lower again to Summer with (the appliance no longer heats up. The Boost function remains accessible).
In PROG active mode:

If the screen displays PROG, you are in a programming range in Comfort mode.
-Increase with (max 28°C).
-Lower with (min 12°C).

If the screen displays ECO PROG, you are in a programming range in ECO mode. By default, the ECO temperature is set to -3.5°C in relation to the COMFORT temperature.

You may modify the ECO temperature; force the default setting between the Comfort temperature and the Eco temperature. “PROG Change” is displayed until the next Comfort window. You may set the difference between the Comfort and Eco temperature in the “Lower ECO T°” menu.

If you set a Frost Protection temperature (7°C), the programming is suspended. Modify this temperature when you return to restart the programming.

If you reduce the temperature to the minimum you will switch to Summer mode and your appliance will no longer heat up. The Boost function remains accessible.

Le menu

HOW THE BOOST WORKS

This function allows you to start the heating at full power, thus allowing a rapid rise in the temperature of the bathroom.
Press the button to turn on the Boost. Change the duration with or . (adjustable time from 10 to 60 minutes). Press again to turn it off before the end of the time previously set (default is 30 minutes, adjustable duration in the Expert Menu). At the end of the time, the unit resumes its initial operation.

USING INTERNAL PROGRAMMING

Anticipation of heating
Your device is equipped with a function that allows your device to anticipate the heating when you use programming.
When you set the programming of your device, it will anticipate the heating according to the time of rise in temperature so that your room is at the right temperature when you arrive.
For example: if you set your programming with a comfortable return at 15:00, the unit will start before you can anticipate the heating of your room (between 10 minutes and one hour).
Modifying the ProgrAMs
You may program up to 3 Comfort temperature ranges for each day of the week. Outside the Comfort ranges, lowering the temperature is set in “Lower ECO T°” Prog mode.

Select the day with . Validate .
Select . Validate .
Select the start time with or . Validate . Select the end time with or . Validate .
CoPying A ProgrAM
You may copy a day’s program to one or more days.
Select . Validate .
Scroll through the days with or .  Validate the day to copy the program with .
To validate the copy, select “Copy”. Validate .
Example: Program copy from Monday to Tuesday, Thursday, Friday.

USING EXTERNAL PROGRAMMING

The device follows the external control of your installation via pilot wire link. To do this, programming must be inactive.

The EXPERT menu

To access the device’s advanced functions, press and at the same time for over 3 seconds.

Trouble Shooting

the unit is on the I (on) posidon.
Make sure the device is electrically powered.
The room temperature is different from the one displayed on the device.| You have to wait at least 6 hours for the temperature to stabilize. Depending on your installation, the temperature you read may be different from the one displayed on the unit (a variation of
0.5° C is normal). In this case, refer to the «Expert Menu», chapter «Temp. calibration».
The device does not heat up.| Make sure you are in Comfort mode.
If you are programming, check if you are within a Comfort period. Make sure the circuit breakers in the system are turned on or the load-shedding device (if you have one) has not turned off the unit. Check the air temperature of the room: if it is too high, the device will not heat up.
The device is heating all the time.| Make sure the device is not located near an air stream or the set temperature was not increased.
The device does not heat up enough.| Increase the temperature by pressing ^.
If the temperature setting is at the maximum, check the following: – Check if there is another type of heating in the room.
– Make sure your device is only heating the room (door closed). – Have the device supply voltage checked.
– Make sure the power of your device is adapted to the size of your room (we recommend an average of 100 W/m2 for a ceiling height of 2.50 m or 40 W/m3).
The device takes time to heat up| The electrical resistance heats up the fluid which gradually and naturally circulates inside the unit
Due to the inertial properties of the fluid the surface temperature of the unit when first starting to heat up reaches an optimal level only after a minimum of 15 minutes, depending on the room temperature.
The surface of the device is very hot| It is normal for the device to be hot when in use.The maximum surface temperature is limited according to the NF Electricity Performance Standard. However, if you feel that your device is still too hot, make sure the power is adapted to the size of your room (we recommend I 00W/m2 for a ceiling height of 2,50m or 40W/ m3) and that the device is not placed near an air stream which would affect its control mechanism.
Traces of dirt appear on the wall around the device.| When functioning, the device will be normally warm; the maxi-mum surface temperature being limited in accordance with the NF Electricity Performance standard. However, if you find that your device is still too warm, make sure the power is adapted to the size of your room (we recommend 100 W/m2 for a ceiling height of 2.50 m or 40 W/m3) and the unit is not placed in an air draught which would disrupt its functioning..
The last elements top and bottom are cooler than the rest of the device| At the top, the upper elements are not completely filled to allow for expansion of the thermodynamic fluid. They heat up only by conduction.
At the bottom, the elements convey the fluid return, which has transmitted its heat.
The Expert Menu is not accessible.| You saved a PIN.You must enter your PIN to access the Expert menu (see the Expert Menu chapter).
The unit does not follow internal programming commands.| Make sure the date and time are set.
Make sure the unit is in PROG mode and internal programming has been selected.
In Boost mode, the fan (depending on model) stops and restarts repeatedly| Make sure nothing covers the part right of the control box
An error code is displayed| Err 3.3 : Make sure nothing covers the part right of the control box
Err 10: Linap connection fault.
Contact your installer.
Err 6: Clean the filter (model with fan) and / or check that the air inlet or outlet are not obstructed.
The unit does not follow external programming commands.| Make sure the programming unit is correctly used (see Program-ming unit operating instructions).
Verify that the device is in Prog mode inactive.

If you have not been able to solve your problem, contact your distributor/installer with the reference numbers of the appliance. They are located on the side of the unit. Measure the room temperature.
The Commercial Code and Serial Number will allow the manufacturer to identify the appliance you purchased.

Characteristic

Heat output
Rated heat output| P nom| 1,75 to 2
1750 to 2000| kW W
Minimum heat output| P min| 1,75
1750| kW W
Maximum continuous heat output| P max,c| 2
2000| kW W
Auxiliary electricity consumption
At rated heat output| el max| 0| kW
At minimum heat output| el min| 0| kW
In standby mode| el sb| 0,000280,28| kW W
| | |
Type of heat output / room temperature check
Characteristic| Unit Additional information
Electronic room temperature check and weekly programmer| yes
Other inspection options
Room temperature check, with presence detector.| no|
Room temperature check, with open win- dow detector.| no|
Remote control option.| yes|
Adaptive activation control.| yes|
Activation time limiter.| no|
Black goble sensor.| no|
Contact details| Idem information label

Warranty conditions

-The guarantee period is two years from the date of installation or purchase and may not exceed 30 months from the date of manufacture in the absence of a receipt.
-The guarantee covers the replacement and supply of components recognised as being defective, excluding any damages or interest.
-The user is responsible for any labour or transport costs.
-The guarantee does not cover any damage arising from improper installation, abnormal use or nonobservance of the requirements of the said instructions for installation and use .
-The stipulations of the present guarantee conditions do not exclude any of the purchaser’s legal rights of guarantee  against faults or hidden defects, which are applicable in all cases under the stipulations of Articles 1641 of the Civil Code.
-Present this certificate to your distributor or installer only in the  event of a claim, together with your purchase invoice. The commercial code and the serial number identify for the manufacturer the particular device you have bought. This information can be found on the information plate situated on the side of the device.
To claim under guarantee, contact your installer or dealer. If necessary, contact :

ATLANTIC INTERNATIONAL
2 Allée Suzanne Penillault-Crapez
94110 ARCUEIL FRANCE France
Tel: (33) 146836000
Fax: (33) 146836001

References

• Atlantic - On est bien chez vous. - Atlantic

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