ELWELL Timberline Heat and Hot Water System User Manual
- June 1, 2024
- ELWELL
Table of Contents
ELWELL Timberline Heat and Hot Water System
Product Information
Specifications
- Product Name: Timberline Heat and Hot Water System
- Manufacturer: Elwell
- Model: Timberline 2.0
- Power Supply: 120V electrical
Product Usage Instructions
Setting Up
- Ensure your clock is set correctly as day and night temperatures are based on the system clock.
- Choose the time format of 24H or 12H for display preference.
- Select whether the temperature is displayed in Fahrenheit or Celsius.
Using Storage Mode
- The storage mode feature prevents freezing inside your van while parked. Do not use this feature in an enclosed building to avoid fumes.
System Settings
- Limit system heating time by dragging the slider to choose the duration.
- Activate the heater pump for a specified time.
Daytime Setting
- Adjust the system to run during specific hours by dragging the sliders to set the daytime schedule.
Backlight Settings
- Adjust the screen timeout duration.
- Set the brightness levels for day and night operation.
FAQ
- Q: How can I prevent freezing inside my van when parked?
- A: Use the Storage Mode feature to maintain the temperature inside your van.
- Q: Can I adjust the system to run only during specific hours?
- A: Yes, you can set the system to run during certain hours using the Daytime Setting feature.
- Q: How do I change the temperature display between Fahrenheit and Celsius?
- A: You can choose whether the temperature displays in Fahrenheit or Celsius in the system settings.
Welcome To your Timberline 2.0 Heat and Hot Water System. Follow along with this manual to learn how to set up and customize your heating system using your intuitive Timberline touch panel.
Homescreen explained
Setting up your Time in settings
Temperature
- The second screen of system settings
Using Storage Mode
The third screen of the system settings
The storage mode feature keeps your van from freezing if temperatures get too
low inside the van while your vehicle is parked and you are out adventuring
for the day.
When the Storage Mode button is activated, the Timberline system will utilize
the heater and electricity to maintain the temperature inside your van. The
heater and electricity will be “locked” in the on selection until Storage Mode
is turned off.
CAUTION
Do not use the storage mode feature while your vehicle is parked inside a
building as the heater will produce fumes.
Setting your System Settings
Third screen of system settings
Limitation system heating time Limitation system heating time allows you to
choose the length of time the system will be activated; from one hour to
infinity. This function can be used when you plan to leave your vehicle for
some time and want to limit the heater operation.
One-time pump activation One-time pump activation is used by technicians when
replacing or installing parts within the plumbing loops of the Timberline
system. As a system owner, you don’t set anything for this part of the system.
Setting your Daytime hours
The fourth screen of system settings
On the home screen, you select the temperatures you want your heater to run
during the day and night.
Use the Daytime Setting screen to set the hours you want your system to
recognize as day time. The system will automatically run your set day time
temperature during those hours, and night time temperature during the other
hours.
Setting up your Backlight
Fifth screen of system settings
Diagnostics
Overview
- Sixth screen of system settings
- Diagnostics gives you a snapshot of how your system is running.
- Ambient Temperature: Current temperature of the air outside the vehicle
- Tank Temperature: Temperature of coolant inside the Timberline Tank
- Flow Sensor Temperature: Temperature of domestic water in the Timberline Tank
- Heater Temperature: Temperature of coolant inside Timberline Heater
- Temp Zone 1,2,3,4,5: Air temperature within the zone
- Fan 1,2,3,4,5: Indicates if the fan is ON/OFF
- Heater: Indicates if the Heater is activated and running.
- Element: Indicates if 110V element is activated
- Heater Pump, Pump 1, Pump 2: Indicates if Pump is activated
- Total System Hours: Shows number of hours the entire system has been run
- Heater Hours: Shows number of hours the Heater has been run
- Element: Shows the number of hours the electricity has been run
- Heater SV: Heater Version
- Panel SV: Panel Version
- Control Box SV: Control Box Version
Turning on your Heater
- When the Heater button is selected and a zone is activated, the heater will run and keep the coolant hot and ready for hot water and heat.
- The heater will cycle on and off, maintaining the temperature of the coolant.
Turning on your Electric
- When the Element button is selected and a zone is activated, the 1500-watt 120V electrical element will activate and provide supplemental heat to the coolant.
- When both the Heater and Element buttons are selected the system automatically prioritizes using heat from the electric element. If there is greater heating demand on the system the burner will automatically engage and heat the glycol.
- Electric will only be available when connected to shore power unless otherwise specified.
Turning on only your Hot Water
- To turn your hot water on without turning on the fans and heating your van, make sure only your Heater button is activated and all zones are turned off.
- The system will cycle and maintain its temperature and hot water will be available on demand.
Fan modes explained
- When Fan manual mode is selected the fans consistently run at the percentage you select, any time there is a call for heat.
- When Fan auto mode is selected the fans will regulate airflow based on the needs inside the living space. The fans will blow harder when more heat is needed and softer when maintaining the selected set point.
Visit
TIMBERLINEHEAT.COM for more information about your system.
CONTACT
- Contact us here for support
- Email: info@elwellcorp.com | Call: 360-608-0916
- 680-C South 28th St. Washougal, WA 98671
- Visit: timberlineheat.com.
Follow along with this manual to learn how to set up and customize your heating system using your intuitive Timberline touch panel.
References
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