TESY CN05 EIS W Electric Convector User Manual

TESY CN05 EIS W Electric Convector

IMPORTANT SAFETY MEASURES AND INSTRUCTIONS:

WARNING!

Please read this manual before operating the appliance and keep it at a safe place for future reference. In case the appliance is obtained by a new owner, it should be transferred together with its manual.
CAUTION : Children under 3 years of age should be kept away from the appliance unless they are under constant supervision. Children from 3 to 8 years of age are allowed to operate the on/off button ONLY, provided that the appliance is installed and ready for operation and such children have been supervised and instructed in safe operation of the appliance and they understand all related risks. Children from 3 to 8 years of age MUST NOT: connect the plug to power sockets, make adjustments, clean it or carry out user maintenance operations. This appliance can be used by children older than 8 years of age and by people with reduced physical, sensor and mental capabilities, as well as by people with insufficient experience and knowledge provided they are supervised or instructed in the safe operation of the appliance and understand the related risks. Children should not be allowed to play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance operations must not be carried out by children without supervision.
CAUTION : Some of the appliance parts may get very hot during operation and thus cause burns to users. In case there are children and vulnerable people in the room, special attention should be paid.
WARNING : Do not cover the appliance in order to prevent overheating!

• The appliance must not be placed right under a socket box!
• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
•  Before connecting the appliance to the mains, check if the voltage indicated on its technical plate corresponds to the voltage of the electricity, supplied to your house.
• This appliance shall be used only for the purpose it has been designed and intended for, i.e. heating of domestic premises. The appliance is not intended for commercial/industrial applications
• Every other use is to be considered improper, and therefore dangerous. The manufacturer doesn’t bear responsibility for damages arising from improper and irrational use. Non-adherence to these instructions would render the warranty invalid!
• Do not leave your home while the heater is operating: make sure that the power switch is in OFF position (panel heaters with mechanical control).
• Keep inflammable objects, such as furniture, pillows, bedding, paper, clothes, curtains etc. at a safe distance of at least 100 cm away from the panel heater.
•  Do not operate the appliance in areas of use or storage of combustible substances. Do not operate the appliance in areas of combustible media (for example in close proximity to inflammable gases or aerosols) – there is great risk of explosion and fire!
• Do not insert and do not allow foreign objects to enter the ventilation openings (inlet and outlet) because this will cause electric shock, fire or will damage the appliance.
• The appliance is not suitable for animal breeding. The panel heater is intended for domestic/indoor operation only.
• When positioning the appliance, do not cover the safety grilles; do not hamper the incoming and outgoing air flow. All objects must be at a safe distance of at least 1 meter away from the appliance front and sides.
• The most common reason for overheating is dust and fluff deposits in the appliance. Clean the ventilation openings on a regular basis with a vacuum cleaner, but before that it is very important to disconnect the heater from the mains.
• Never touch the appliance with wet or moist hands – there is risk for your life!
• The power socket should be accessible all the time in order to disconnect the power plug when needed as fast as possible! Never pull the power cord or the appliance itself in order to disconnect it from the mains.
• PAY ATTENTION! Outgoing air gets heated during appliance operation (up to more than 100°С).
• If you decide to stop using an appliance of this kind, it is recommended to make it unusable by cutting its power cord after you have disconnected it from the mains. It is advisable all possible risks related to the appliance to be secured, especially in relation to children that may play with out-of-use appliances.
• Warning : Do not use this appliance with a programmer, counter or any other mechanism which could automatically turn on the heater – if the appliance is covered or positioned incorrectly there is a risk of fire.
• Position the power cord in such a way that it does not obstruct the free movement of people and cannot be stepped on! Use only approved extension cords, which are suitable for this appliance, i.e. they have a compliance sign!
• Never move the appliance by pulling its power cord; do not use the power cord for carrying other objects!
• Do not bend the power cord and do not pull it against sharp edges; do not place the power cord on hot surfaces or open fire!

PACKING

•  After unpacking the appliance, check if its contents are intact and if it has not been damaged during transportation! In case damage or incomplete delivery is found, contact your authorized retailer!
•  Do not dispose of the original packing box! It could be used for storage and transportation purposes in order to avoid damages during transportation!
•  Disposal of packing material should be done in the appropriate way! Children must be prevented from playing with polyethylene bags!

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

This panel heater is designed to be used indoors, mounted on a wall. Important: In premises bigger than 45 m3, it is recommended to use a combination of 2 or more panel heaters.

• Do not position the panel heater under a power socket or electricity connection box.

•  DO NOT install/operate the panel heater:

  •  in places where a draught is present, which could influence the control settings;
  •  right under a power socket;
  •  in “Volume 1” for bathrooms;
  •  in “Volume 2” if the control board can be reached by a person who is in a shower or in a bathtub;

•  for the wall-mounting of the panel heater, only the wall braces must be used which are delivered together with the appliance. When installing the panel heater, minimum safe distances must be observed

• First of all, remove the wall braces from the back of the appliance body. Unscrew the two screws which are positioned at the upper part of the two vertical bars of the wall braces. Then pull the upper part of the bar by pressing strongly the two upper parts which are inserted in the back of the body.

•  Slide down the wall brace in order to detach it from the back of the body.

• Attach firmly the wall brace onto a wall through the four screw holes.

• Lift the panel heater up to almost vertical position and insert the two lower protruding parts of the braces into the two lower openings of the back cover of the panel heater. Then lift the panel heater and insert the two upper protruding parts of the wall braces into the two upper openings of the back cover of the heater. Finally, put the two screws back to their places and tighten them in order to install the panel heater firmly to the wall.

BATHROOM OPERATION

• The panel heater must be installed in accordance with the normal trade practices and in compliance with the national legislation (EU electricity directives and regulations concerning special installations and places of operation including bathrooms, shower cabins HD60364-7-701(IEC 60364-7-701:2006)).

• In case this panel heater is to be used in a bathroom or other similar room, the following installation requirements must be observed: the panel heater is with IP24 protection (water drops protection). Hence it can be installed in “Volume 2” (see the diagram below) in order to avoid the risk of the control board (power switch and thermo regulator) being reached by a person who is in a shower or a bathtub. The minimum distance between the appliance and a water source should be not less than 1 meter and it is compulsory the appliance to be wall-mounted! If you do not feel sure about the installation of this panel heater in a bathroom, we recommend you to consult a professional electrician.
  Note : If the above-mentioned instructions cannot be implemented, it is recommended to install the appliance in “VOLUME 3”.

•  In wet premises the power source must be installed at a height of at least 25 cm above the floor (bathrooms and kitchens).

•  The installation must be equipped with a safety fuse, and the distance between the fuse contacts in disconnected condition should be at least 3 mm.

Thank you for choosing CN05 panel heater. This is a product providing heating in winter depending on the consumers’ needs for comfortable room temperature. If operated and taken care of properly in accordance with these instructions, the appliance will provide you with many years of useful operation.

Turn on the convector, press the switch in position “I” (On) .
Time setting
The time setting is possible only in Off mode – the current day of the week, hour and minutes can be set.
To enter the time settings you need to keep simultaneously pressed the “ON/OFF” and “Timer” buttons. The parameter which is being set blinks on the display. To select a parameter to set, you need to press briefly the “Timer” button. To exit the settings, you need to press briefly for a third time the
“Timer” button (after you have set the minutes). You begin the settings with selecting a day of the week from 1 to 7 depending on which in order the current day of the week is, and the setting is done by entering the respective number. The hour and the minutes are displayed simultaneously and the parameter which is being set is blinking. You can change the value of the parameter by using the and buttons. If no button is presses for 10 seconds, you will exit the settings.

Switching on “Heating” mode
When the panel convector is switched off, the digital display shows the room temperature and only the Temperature LED is lit. If you press the “On/Off” button once, you will enable “Heating” mode. A red LED is lit indicating this mode. The digital display shows the set temperature for about 2 seconds, and during this time the Temperature LED is not lit. If the room temperature is lower than the set temperature, the heater will be automatically switched on.
When the heater is on the red LED is permanently lit!

Temperature setting
By pressing either of the buttons and you will enter the “Change the set temperature” mode. The display starts flashing and it shows the temperature which has been set so far. By pressing the buttons you can change the temperature setting either up or down. If you don’t press any button for 5 seconds, the new setting will be stored and the appliance with automatically go into “Heating” mode. If you keep pressed any of the buttons or for more than 0.7 seconds, the value of the set temperature will start increasing or decreasing by 4 units per second. The temperature setting ranges from 10 to 30 degrees Celsius.

Note: The device shows the temperature around the location of the sensor and is not a means of accurately measuring the ambient temperature.

“Delayed start” of the panel convector
When the convector is in Off mode, by pressing the “Timer” button you can enter a specific time after which the appliance will automatically go in “Heating” mode. This mode is indicated by a blinking yellow LED and inactive red LED. The digital display will show the room temperature when the Temperature LED is lit, and it will show the remaining time in hours until the “Heating” mode will be activated and this will be indicated with a lit Timer LED. Upon activating this mode the yellow LED becomes lit, and the display starts flashing and showing the entered time in hours until the convector will be automatically switched on. Initially, the display will show 12 hours, and by using the or buttons you can adjust the desired time. If you keep pressing any of the buttons
or for more than 0.7 seconds, the value of the set time will start increasing or decreasing by 4 units per second. If you don’t press any button for 5 seconds, or if you press the Timer button, the regulator will automatically go into “Delayed start” mode. If you enter time 00, this mode will not be activated. When the “Delayed start” mode is already active, if you press the “Timer” button again, you can correct the remaining time in both possible directions. After setting the time, the appliance goes into “Delayed start” mode with the display showing the temperature and the hours remaining until the appliance will switch to “Heating” mode. You can exit this mode by pressing the “On/Off” button. Then the convector will go into “Heating” mode. The “Delayed start” mode can be set within a range from 01 to 96 hours.
Switching off “Heating” mode
You can exit “Heating” mode by pressing the “On/Off” button. Then the heater will be switched off, and if it has been on by then, the red LED will go out. The display will continue showing the room temperature.
“Anti-frost function”
If the room temperature falls below 5 degrees Celsius and the convector is off (the red LED is not lit, but the mechanical switch is in position “I” (On) ), the heater will be automatically switched on in order to prevent freezing.

Entering a temperature correction for the temperature sensor does not apply to this function.

Enabling and disabling the anti-frost function:

•  this function is enabled by default
• to disable this function, the convector must be in “Off” mode, when you press the and “On/Off” button for three seconds the display will show a blinking “ON”, and by pressing the button you will reach the “OFF” position, then you need to wait for 3 seconds and the function will automatically go in “OFF” mode.
•  to enable this function again, the convector must be in “Off” mode, when you press the and “On/Off” button for three seconds the display will show a blinking “OFF”, and by pressing the button you will reach the “ON” position, then you need to wait for 3 seconds and the function will automatically go in “ON” mode.

“Temperature correction for the sensor” function
Due to the specifics of the temperature profile in some premises there may be difference from the temperature shown on the display and the actually measured temperature in the various locations of the heating appliance in the room.

• See the temperature shown on the display of the appliance
•  Measure the temperature at a place where the temperature is
  “comfortable” enough for you (usually at a height of 60 cm from the floor, in sitting positon). If you find a difference within a range of ±4°С, you can set the necessary correction in the convector’s menu (It is important to note that this function can be set only after the temperature has become the same all around the room, and depending on the room type, the minimum required time is 7 hours) by entering the temperature difference resulting between the value on the display and the actually measured temperature.

Note: This function is used with the purpose of providing better temperature comfort and energy saving for the user of the electric convector in the room which it is in. A temperature difference greater than ±4 °C from the measured temperature in a specific location in the room indicates that the room where you use the convector in is not well insulated or the temperature is not the same all around the room.
Example: a convector in a room on a stone floor – the convector displays 18°С
(the set temperature is 22°С), the actually measured temperature (feeling of reached comfort temperature) is 22°С at a height of 60 cm from the floor – > in this case the convector continues to overheat the room (this is a direct energy loss, but the convector cannot reach the set temperature because it measures the temperature at a low height close to the floor) and it will never switch off. In this case a temperature correction of +4°С needs to be applied to the sensor, thus the convector will display 22°С and it will start switching off, and eventually it will maintain the set temperature of 22°С).
The normal status of the function is 0°C by default

•  to change this value, the convector must be in “Off” mode, when you press the and “On/Off” buttons for three seconds the display will show a blinking “0oc”. You can press either the or button to reach the „-4°С“ to „4°С“ range, then you need to wait for 3 seconds and the function will be automatically stored.
•  to check what correction has been set, the convector must be in “Off” mode, when you press the and “On/Off” buttons for three seconds you will see the set temperature blinking on the display. By pressing the or

buttons you can set a new value within a range from „-4°С“ to „4°С“.
Note: After activating the Return to Factory Settings function a new temperature correction has to be entered, the value by default is 0°С)

Adaptive start

• Adaptive start control is a function which predicts and initiates the optimal start of heating up in order to reach the set temperature in the desired time.
• this function is enabled by default
• to change the value, the convector must be in “Off” mode, when you press the „ “ and “Timer” buttons for three seconds the display will show a blinking “A_On”. You need to press the „ “ button to reach „AOFF“; then you need to wait for 3 seconds and the function will be automatically stored.
• To return to „ON“ status – the convector must be in “Off” mode; when you press the and “Timer” buttons for three seconds the display will show a blinking “AOFF”; you need to press the button to reach „A_On“, then you need to wait for 3 seconds and the function will be automatically stored.

This function can be set according to your needs. The appliance operates for 17 hours following the set “comfort” temperature until it reaches a stable status – this is the reference comfort temperature. Also, a temperature lower than the comfort one, with a difference from 4°C ± 1°С, has to be set for a period of minimum 7 hours. When the adaptive operation is enabled, leave the electronic thermoregulator of the appliance to operate for 4 cycles (4 х 24 hours) of comfort cycles (17 hours) and lowered temperature (7 hours). Upon completion of the last period of low temperature, the comfort temperature should be reached within ± 30 minutes deviation from the set time, with a maximum difference of ± 1°C from the reference comfort temperature.
“Protection from children”
You can lock the buttons by continuously pressing the arrows and “Timer” buttons simultaneously, in order to prevent any changes to the settings. Repeat the same action to unlock the buttons.

Note: If you press any of the buttons when the keypad is locked, the display will show „LOC_“

Settings in „Weekly programmer 24/7”

Entering settings mode of “Weekly programmer” is possible only after the time and the day of the week have already been set in the appliance..

To enter and exit the settings mode you need to continuously press the
“Timer ” button.
There are three parameters to be set – day of the week, time and temperature; switching among the three parameters is done by shortly pressing the “Timer” button in the following sequence: day, time, temperature. To store the settings, press shortly the “Timer” button after you finish the temperature setting.
You can change the value of each parameter by using the and buttons.
Conditions for settings storing

•  After a point has been stored, it cannot be changed any more until you exit the current setting.
•  Upon storing the first set point of a specific day in the current setting, all previously set points of the day are cleared.
•  Storing further points of a specific day is possible only for the hours remaining until the end of the day, after the last stored point.
•  When you have stored a point in the last hour of the day – 23.5h, you cannot store any more points for this day in the current setting, and the display will show “FUL” and the number of the day.
•  If nothing is stored in the current setting for a specific day, it will keep the existing stored points up to the current setting.

The purpose of the settings is to store the three parameters in the so-called “SET POINTS ”, where the temperature set for each setpoint is implemented until the next one is reached.
Example: If you have stored the temperature to be 22°C at 7 h and you wish the temperature to remain the same until 19 h (you plan the temperature to increase to 23°C then), you do not need store every single hour until 19 h, and you only need to store the temperature to be 23°C at 19 h. By default the temperature will be 22°C during this period of time (7 – 19 h).
The procedure for storing each point is as follows:
Upon entering settings mode the display will show dAY1, with the numeral blinking to indicate that this is the parameter to be set (in this case it is the day of the week).

•  to select the desired day, use the buttons
•  to go to time set, shortly press the “Timer” button
• use the and buttons to select the desired time (with a 0.5h interval) per point
•  to go to the temperature setting, shortly press the “Timer” buttone.
• to select the desired temperature, use the and buttons. The possible temperature range is from 10 to 30°С, and OFF status is possible as well.
•  To store the point, shortly press the “Timer” button; then you are automatically transferred to the setting of the next point (the display again shows dAYX) and you can proceed with paragraph а) for the next point.
• When you have stored a point in the last hour of the day – 23.5h, you cannot store any more points for this day in the current setting, and the display will show “FUL_” and the number of the day.

ATTENTION : Points of a particular day may be stored only in ascending order of their times.

Note: Before implementing paragraph f) the user can go back to paragraph а) to correct the three parameters of a point by shortly pressing the ON/OFF button, without storing the settings in the memory. Adding more points in a particular day may be done at random, after you have stored points for other days, however you need to observe the rule for ascending order of their times in a day.
To exit the settings mode, press continuously the “Timer” button and wait for 30 seconds. Upon leaving the settings you can review the stored points by using the and buttons, provided that the appliance is in programming mode.

Note: When you turn on the appliance, it will start operating in the (heating or programming) mode which it has last operated.
Note: You can switch between the modes of operation (heating or programming) by shortly pressing the “Timer” button when the appliance is switched on.
“Return to factory settings” function
When the convector is in “Off” mode, press the and buttons simultaneously for six seconds; then the display will show „ __“ and rotating symbols. When it is “reset”, the display will show the
the measured value of the room temperature.
After using the reset function, you need to re-enter the settings of the following functions:

• time setting
• enter a value of the temperature correction (if needed)
• disable the “Anti-frost” function (if needed)
• disable the “Adaptive start” (if needed)
• weekly program – 24/7

If the electric convector is disconnected from the mains, this will not affect the set temperature and the mode of operation which has been active prior to its disconnection. If for example, the convector has been in “Heating” mode, after it has been disconnected and reconnected to the mains, it will continue operating in the same mode with the same set temperature.

The principle of operation of the electric convector with energy-independent memory is to store the settings for 90 minutes guaranteed, and up to 150 minutes not guaranteed.

When the room temperature is lower than the temperature set by the electronic thermoregulator, the convector will start operating and will continue operating until the room temperature reaches the set
value. When the room temperature is higher than the temperature set by the electronic thermoregulator, the convector will automatically go into “Standby” mode.

Information presented on panel heater display
Indications when you are not in settings mode:

1.  In Off mode – consecutively showing:
   • time (hour and minutes)
   • measured room temperature
2. In Heating mode – it shows the measured room temperature
3. In Programming mode – consecutively showing:
   • Day of the week, low line, and the measured temperature. 6_22
   • Day of the week, low line and the temperature set in the program blinking (set for the current hour), which may be also the OFF symbol. 6_23
4. Upon connecting the convector to the power supply the display shows:
   • Hyphens “—-“, if the appliance has been in Off mode before disconnecting it from the power supply
5. Hyphens “—-“, which in 2 seconds will be replaced by the value of the current temperature, if the appliance has been in On mode before disconnecting it from the power supply
6. Two numerals (01÷96) and a blinking yellow LED indicate the remaining time in hours until the delayed start if the appliance has been in “Delayed start” mode before disconnecting it from the power supply.
7.  With the purpose of further energy saving, the electronic thermoregulator reduces the brightness of illumination of all LEDs. Upon pressing any of the buttons the brightness increases for 8 seconds and it is then reduced again.
8. If the display shows “t1” or “t2“, this means that the self-diagnostic system has found a problem with the temperature sensor. “t1” indicates a disconnected cable at the sensor, while “t2” indicates short circuit at the sensor. In this case the electric convector will be automatically switched off and it can be switched on again only after the problem has been fixed. The problem has to be handled by a qualified specialist.
9.  Upon switching on the power supply the display will show hyphens “—-“ for 2 seconds instead of the temperature of time.
10. When the digital display shows the temperature the “Temperature” LED is lit, and when it shows the time, the “Timer” LED is lit.

PROTECTION

• The appliance is equipped with a safety thermo turn-off device, which automatically turns the heater off in cases of extreme temperature of the panel heater /i.e. overheating of the appliance/.
•  The safety thermo turn-off device will automatically restore the heater operation when the temperature of the appliance falls below the permissible ultimate values.

CLEANING

•  It is compulsory first to turn off the appliance through its power
  switch and to disconnect it from the power socket. Before starting the cleaning session you should wait until the panel heater cools down in a disconnected state.

•  The panel heater can be cleaned with little efforts at the appliance
  rear part – just press the “P”-shaped braces /figure 2/ at the back of the appliance so that you can dismantle it and consequently you can clean the rear part of the appliance.

•  Clean the heater body with damp cloth, vacuum cleaner or a brush.

•  Never immerse the appliance into water – there is danger for your life from electric shock!

•  Never use gasoline, thinner or hard abrasive products to clean the appliance, because they will damage the appliance coating.

STORAGE

•  Before putting the panel heater away let it cool down after you have disconnected it from the power socket
•  Use the appliance original packing to store it, if the panel heater will not be in use for a long period of time. By storing the product in its original packing you protect it from excessive dirt and dust accumulation.
•  Never put a hot panel heater in its packing!
•  It is necessary the product to be stored at a dry and dark place, protected from direct sun light.
• It is explicitly forbidden to store the panel heater in damp and wet premises.

MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS OF THE APPLIANCE

•  In case of appliance malfunction, please contact the authorized service center closest to your location. /service centers are indicated in appliance warranty documents/.
•  Important: In case of a claim and/or violation of your consumer rights, please contact the supplier of this appliance at the indicated locations or via the Internet page of the company: www.tesy.com

DIMENSIONS OF HEATED VOLUME AND HEATED AREA OF A ROOM / APPLIANCE MODELS

Minimum guaranteed heated volume (area) for heating at an average capacity of heat transmission factor λ=0.5 W/(m2K) for a heated room. Higher values of heated volume (area) can be achieved at an average value of λ=0.35 W/ (m2K). Standard height of heated rooms – 2.5 meters.

Environment protection instructions
Obsolete electric appliances contain valuable materials and consequently, they should not be treated as domestic waste! We ask for your cooperation and your active contribution to protect the resources and the environment. Please submit your out-of-use appliances to the organized buy-back stations (if there are such).

TABLE 2: INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LOCAL SPACE HEATERS
Model identifier(s): 1.CN05 050 EIS W; 2.CN05 100 EIS W; 3.CN05 150 EIS W; 4.CN05 200 EIS W; 5.CN05 250 EIS W; 6.CN05 300 EIS W 230V~ 50Hz

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