HEAT DECOR HD-T02 Termostat Timer Mode Programmable User Manual

HEAT DECOR HD-T02 Thermostat Timer Mode Programmable

Product Information

Specifications

• Model: HD-T02
• Input: 85~230V-50/60Hz
• Output: 230V-16A MAX
• Internal Sensor Hysteresis Accuracy
• Air Sensor Temperature Range
• Floor Temperature Range
• Room Temperature Range
• Max Load: 16A
• IP Protection Class: IP20
• Dimensions: 86 x 86 x 15 mm

Product Usage Instructions

Preparation for Installation
Ensure the power is switched off before proceeding with the installation. Prepare the necessary tools and components for installation.

Air Sensor Installation

1. Mount the air sensor in the installation box.
2. Insert the protective sleeve into the box.
3. Place the Air Sensor in the box.
4. Insert the sensor end into the hole in the box cover.
5. Close the cover securely.

Installation of Light Switch Sensor
Connect the Light Switch Sensor using an electrical connector or terminal block.

Thermostat Installation

1. Install with the power supply turned off from the electrical distribution board.
2. Detach the front panel (display) from the mounting plate by sliding it.
3. Connect the wires as per the provided diagram.
4. Secure the mounting plate in the installation box using screws.
5. Reconnect the multi-pin connector and mount the front panel (display).

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Can I install the thermostat myself?
  A: The thermostat should be installed by a qualified electrician with current SEP certifications to ensure proper installation and safety.

• Q: How do I switch between manual and programmed modes on the thermostat?
  A: In manual mode, you can control the device manually. To switch to manual mode from programmable mode, press certain buttons. The thermostat will automatically switch back to programmed mode at the next period.

HD-T02 thermostat description

A programmable electronic thermostat designed for controlling electric heating devices.

The HD-T02 thermostat can only be installed inside a building, either inside or outside a controlled dry room. In the case of humid rooms, it must be installed outside of them for safety reasons. To place the thermostat outside the controlled room, an additional external air tem-perature sensor is necessary. The thermostat supports two types of sensors: an external NTC sensor for floor temperature (or other heated surfaces) and an air temperature sensor (built into the thermostat or an additional external NTC air temperature sensor: Air Sensor installed in an installation box or Light Switch Sensor installed in a frame of a light switch).

The thermostat features an open window function and battery backup for clock and program settings.

Technical specification

Preparation for installation

1. Thermostat
2. Installation box
3. External air temperature sensor
4. External floor temperature sensor
5. Protective conduit

Installation

Air Sensor installation

Light Switch Sensor installation

1. Installation in the light switch frame: lead an OMY 2 x 0.5 mm electrical wire to the light switch box for the Light Switch Sensor (HD-LSS).
2. Drill a hole in the frame for the temperature sensor head of HD-LSS using an Ø 5 mm diameter drill bit.
3. Drill a hole in the lower part of the light switch frame with a Ø 2.5 mm drill bit so that the sensor head can be freely inserted.
4. Connect the HD-LSS temperature sensor using an electrical connector (terminal block, clamp).
5. Install the light switch and insert the HD-LSS temperature sensor through the prepared hole.
6. Attach the frame, ensuring that the sensor head fits into the prepared hole.
   CAUTION: the sensor head should not significantly protrude beyond the outline of the frame.

Thermostat installation

1. Perform the installation with the power turned off.
2. Separate the front panel (display) from the mounting plate by gently sliding it downward and disconnect the multi-pin connector.
3. Connect the wires as shown in the diagram below.
4. Mount the mounting plate in the installation box using a screwdriver.
5. Reconnect the multi-pin connector to the socket and mount the front panel (display).

Thermostat installation
The thermostat should be installed by an experienced electrician with appropriate qualifications.

NOTES:
Upon the initial start-up of the thermostat and heating system, thoroughly check the thermostat’s factory settings. Adjust the thermo-stat settings to match the heating installation being performed. In the case of underfloor heating, set the temperature control to two sensors in AL1 or AL2 mode (Table “Advanced Settings”, code: 2sen). The maximum floor temperature must not exceed the threshold values given by the floor manufacturer (Table “Advanced Settings”, code: 3Lit).

Thermostat display

Icons on the thermostat display

• Manual mode: manual control of the device.
• Programmable mode: automatical control using temperature settings and periods (six periods per day), see below:
• Simultaneous display: in programmable mode, press “ ” and “ ” to switch the thermostat to manual mode. In manual control mode, the thermostat will automatically switch back to programmable mode once the next period begins.
• Lock: press the “ ” and “ ” keys together for more than 5 seconds, the device will be locked, and press them for another 5 seconds to unlock it again.
• Heating: indicates that the heating is turned on.
• Frost protection: (see detailed settings in advanced settings), activate the frost protection function.

Control using buttons

• Power: on/off.

• Mode: short press for manual control and programmable mode.

• Clock: short press to set the time:
  set minutes–> set hours–> set day of the week. Press “ ” for the next parameter, blinking indicates the active parameter, and press “ ” or “ ” to change the setting. The data will be automatically saved after 10 seconds.

• Up: to increase the values of related parameters or adjust the operating mode.

• Down: to decrease the values of related parameters or adjust the operating mode.

Weekly heating schedule

Weekly schedule: to enter the weekly programming mode, press the clock “ ” and power “ ” buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds. Press the “ ” after setting all parameters and proceed to the next step using the up “ ” and down “ ” buttons. Each parameter modification is automatically saved after 10 seconds.

Time (Period 1 Mon. – Fri.)–> Temp. (Period 1 Mon. – Fri.)–> …–> Time (Period 6 Sun.)–> Temp. (Period 6 Sun.)(See the table below: each subsequent period starts later than the previous one).

Advanced settings setup

• To enter the advanced settings mode, press and hold both the “ ” and “ ” simultaneously for 5 seconds while the display is turned off.
• The first parameter from the list of advanced settings, “1Adj”, will appear on the screen.
• Next, press the “ ” or “ ” to change the parameter.
• Press the “ ” to move to the next parameter.
• All changes will be saved after pressing the “ ”.

Compliance with regulations

• The device is CE-certified. The device complies with the following European Union directives: Directive 2014/30/EU on electromagnetic compatibility; and Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU.
• The device has been certified with a safety mark indicating it is safe for use.
• The device complies with the European Parliament and Council Directive RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) (2011/65/EU). It does not contain harmful and prohibited substances listed in this directive.
• This symbol signifies the obligation of selective waste collection within the European Union. It is prohibited to dispose of the used equipment together with other household waste. Failure to comply with selective waste collection can have potentially negative effects on the environment and human health due to the presence of hazardous components in the equipment. Households play a crucial role in contributing to reuse and recovery, including the recycling of used electrical and electronic equipment.

Disassembled or dismantled equipment should be delivered to a Selective Municipal Waste Collection Point. The owner of used equipment from households is obligated to deliver it to the following entities:

• retail establishments with an area exceeding 400 m2 (for used equipment with dimensions not exceeding 25 cm, there is no requirement to purchase new equipment),
• processing facilities,
• collection points for used electrical and electronic equipment.

The seller in Poland is required to accept, free of charge, used equipment from households at the point of sale, provided that the used equipment is of the same type and performs the same functions as the equipment being sold. The seller accepts the used equipment at the following address: Heat Decor sp. z o.o., ul. Gromadzka 54, 30-719 Kraków, Poland.

The seller in Poland, when delivering equipment intended for households to the customer, is obliged to accept, free of charge, used equipment from households at the place of delivery of that equipment, provided that the used equipment is of the same type and performs the same functions as the equipment being delivered.

Following Article 2, point 19 of the Act of March 27, 2003, on spatial planning and development (Polish Journal of Laws of 2018, item 1945, as amended), the seller operating a retail trade establishment in Poland with a sales area (as defined in the mentioned article) of at least 400 m2 dedicated to the sale of equipment intended for households is obliged to accept, free of charge, used equipment from households at that establishment or in its immediate vicinity, provided that none of the external dimensions of the equipment exceeds 25 cm, without the obligation to purchase new equipment intended for households. The seller accepts the used equipment at the following address: Heat Decor sp. z o.o., ul. Gromadzka 54, 30-719 Kraków.

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