e l m leblanc TRL 7.26 RF Room Thermostat User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- e l m leblanc
Table of Contents
- TRL 7.26 RF Room Thermostat
- Explanation of symbols and safety precautions
- Product Information
- Display
- Description of the modes Use the
- Special functions
- **Summary of the instruction manual
- Changing the batteries
- Using the receiver
- Radio configuration of the TRL with the receiver tor
- Technical data
- Environmental protection and recycling
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
TRL 7.26 RF
User manual
elm leblanc TRL 7.26 RF Room Thermostat User Manual
TRL 7.26 RF Room Thermostat
Room thermostat with weekly programming with radio frequency
A passion for service and comfort
Explanation of symbols and safety precautions
1.1 Explanation of symbols
Warnings
In warning paragraphs, signal words characterize the type and extent of the
possible consequences if the measures necessary to avoid the danger are not
observed.
The following signal words are defined and may be used in this document:
DANGER :
DANGER indicates the risk of serious or even fatal accidents.
WARNING :
WARNING indicates the possibility of serious or fatal injuries.
PRUDENCE :
CAUTION indicates the risk of minor personal injury to means.
NOTICE :
NOTICE indicates the possibility of material damage.
Important information
Important information that does not concern hazardous situations for people or
material is indicated by the indicated info symbol.
Other symbols
Symbol Meaning
ÿ | Step to follow |
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ÿ | Reference to another passage in the document |
• | Enumeration/Registration in the list |
– | Enumeration / List entry (2nd level) |
Tab. 1
1.2 General safety instructions
H Instructions for users This instruction manual is intended for the user
operating the heating installation.
The instructions in all notices must be followed. Failure to follow these
instructions may result in property damage, bodily injury or fatal accidents.
ÿ Read the user manuals (heat generator, regulation, etc.) before use and keep
them.
ÿ Observe the safety and warning instructions.
H Intended use
ÿ This product must be used exclusively to regulate heating installations in
single-family homes or apartment buildings.
Any other use is not intended. Any resulting damage is excluded from the
warranty.
H Inspection and maintenance
Regular inspection and maintenance are prerequisites for safe and
environmentally friendly operation of the heating system.
We recommend concluding an annual inspection contract and having maintenance
carried out as required by an authorized specialist company. ÿ Have this work
carried out exclusively by a professional approved.
ÿ Remedy any detected faults immediately.
H Frost damage
If the installation is not in operation, there is a risk of freezing: ÿ
Observe all instructions relating to frost protection.
ÿ The installation must always remain in operation for the functions
additional features such as domestic hot water production or anti-blocking
protection. ÿ Have detected defects rectified immediately.
Product Information
2.1 Declaration of Conformity
The manufacture and operation of this product comply with the European
directives in force as well as the additional conditions required by the
country concerned. Conformity has been proven by CE marking.
The declaration of conformity of the product is available on request. By
contacting the address on the back of this notice.
2.2 Product data relating to consumption energy
The data given below meets the requirements of EU regulations no. 811/2013 in
addition to Directive 2010/30/ EU. The class of the thermostat is necessary
for the calculation of the energy efficiency for the combi product and can be
found in the system data sheet.
Function| Classe1)| [%]1),2)|
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TRL 7.26 RF|
PID room thermostat ÿ State of delivery| IV| 2,0| ÿ
- Classification according to EU Regulation No. 811/2013 on the labeling of combination products
- % contribution to seasonal space heating energy efficiency
2.3 Characteristics
Wireless communication by radio signal from the TRL (transmitter) with the
receiver connected to the installation. Operating distance of approximately 30
meters in residential areas.
- 7-day programming
- 9 preestablished factory programs
- 4 user programs
- Graphic display of the program
- Ambient temperature and Time displayed
- Comfort / Reduced / Frost protection temperatures
- Temporary temperature override
- Automatic or Manual operation
- Holiday function
- Keypad lock (child protection)
- Battery operation, duration >2 years
- Low battery indicator
- Battery replacement without memory loss except for time
- Reset function
- «O/I» switch for standby mode
Display
[1] Heating on
[3] Holiday function activated
[2] Temperature override
[4] Operation mode menu
[5] Low Battery| [6] Weekdays
[7 o’clock
[8] Program graph
[9] If present [10] displays ambient temperature
[10] Setpoint or room temperature
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Description of the modes Use the
ÿ or ÿ keys to change the mode in the operating mode menu.
For all modes, the receiver must be in automatic mode.
CLOCK adjustment menu Adjusts the TRL’s clock to the current time.
After a battery change, the clock flashes and needs to be readjusted.
ÿ Adjust the minutes using the + or – buttons.
ÿ Press the OK button. ÿ
Adjust the hours using the + or – buttons.
ÿ Press the OK button. ÿ
Adjust the days using the + or – keys.
ÿ Press the OK button.
COMFORT temperature operating mode Forces the comfort temperature indefinitely
(if you wish to temporarily force the comfort temperature ÿ HOLIDAY function,
page 6). Pressing the OK button displays the programmed comfort temperature. ÿ
By pressing the + or – buttons the comfort temperature flashes and can be
adjusted.
The ambient temperature **reappears after a few seconds.
The TRL now follows the comfort temperature.
“Auto” AUTOMATIC operating mode
The TRL follows the chosen program according to the current time. Pressing the
OK button displays the programmed temperature. ÿ By pressing the + or –
buttons it is possible to temporarily modify the desired temperature; this
will be effective until the next scheduled change. is posted.
The ÿ symbol Adjust the desired temporary temperature using the + or –
buttons.
At the next program change the symbol goes out and the program returns to the
preset temperatures.
REDUCED temperature operating mode Forces the reduced temperature indefinitely
(if you wish to temporarily force the reduced temperature ÿ HOLIDAY function,
page 6). Pressing the OK button displays the programmed reduced temperature. ÿ
By pressing the + or – buttons the reduced temperature flashes and can be
adjusted.
The ambient temperature **reappears after a few seconds.
The TRL now follows the reduced temperature.
Frost protection operating mode
Prevents the installation from freezing (if you wish to temporarily force the
Frost protection temperature ÿ HOLIDAYS function, page 6). Pressing the OK key
displays the programmed Frost protection temperature. ÿ By pressing the + or –
buttons the temperature of Out gel flashes and can be adjusted.
The ambient temperature **reappears after a few seconds.
The TRL now maintains room temperature to prevent freezing.
Standby
Use this mode if your heating needs to be switched off.
To put the TRL in Standby mode: ÿ Set the switch to “O”.
The screen turns off to reduce power consumption to a minimum.
The programs are saved, the clock continues and consumption is greatly
reduced. The +, -, ÿ, ÿ keys are inactive.
ÿ By pressing the OK button, the symbol and the room temperature are
displayed. **This information remains displayed as long as the OK key is
held down.
To wake the TRL from sleep mode: ÿ Set the switch to “I”.
For 3 seconds the software version number is displayed.
The TRL then reverts to the operating mode chosen before switching to Standby
mode.
NOTICE :
Risk of freezing ÿ In this mode your installation can freeze because the
thermostat stopped.
« P » Menu PROGRAMME
[1] Programme
[2] Program weekdays
[3] Chart of the day’s program
9 preset programs and 4 user programs are available. ÿ By pressing the + or –
buttons the program number starts flashing.
ÿ Change program using the + or – buttons. ÿ Use the ÿ or
ÿ keys to see the other days of the programme.
The schedule chart for the day is displayed. ÿ By selecting a pre-established
program P1 to P9 then OK this program will be followed in “Auto ” mode. ÿ By
selecting a user program U1 to U4 then OK you will enter editing mode (ÿ see
Editing a user program, page 5).
Description of the factory preset programs:
P1 Morning, Evening & Weekend
P2 Morning, Noon, Evening & Weekend
P3 Day & Weekend
P4 Evening & Weekend
P5 Morning, Evening (Bathroom)
P6 Morning, Afternoon & Weekend
P7 7h – 19h (Bureau)
P8 8h-19h, Samedi (Commerce)
P9 Weekend (Secondary house)
Editing a user program
[1] The – key activates a temperature from to the position of the cursor
[2] The + key activates a temperature from to the position of the cursor
[3] Cursor time [4] Days of the week of the program ÿ Use the ÿ or ÿ buttons
to move the flashing cursor to the day. ÿ Modify or correct the program using
the + keys
or –.
ÿ When the programming of the day is correct, press the OK button to validate
it.
The program moves to the next day.
ÿ Modify or correct the day as before.
By validating day 7 you return to the editing menu of programme.
Your user program will now follow if you place the TRL in “Auto ” mode.
Special functions
HOLIDAY function:
ÿ Use the ÿ or ÿ keys to switch to mode. ÿ Then use the + or – buttons to
select the duration in hours (H) if less than 24 hours then in days (d).
ÿ Then select mode .
The symbol and the number of hours/days remaining are displayed until the
TRL returns to “Auto” mode and continues to follow the program.
To cancel the HOLIDAYS function: ÿ
Using the ÿ or ÿ keys, go to mode. ÿ Then press the **+or – buttons until
the is displayed. text ÿ Press the OK button.
KEYPAD LOCK: In “Auto ” mode, or keep the OK key pressed and
simultaneously press the + or – key to lock (Loc codE) or unlock (Un Loc) the
keypad.
RESET function:
Clears all programs and restores factory default settings. ÿ Go to
OK key mode.
** then press for 10 seconds on the
All the segments of the display light up showing that the TRL has been erased
and restarted with the default factory parameters (temperatures 21°C, 17°C,
6°C, Program U1 all comfort ) . ÿ Then readjust the time and reprogram the TRL
as longed for.
**Summary of the instruction manual
**
A summary of the instruction manual is available on the side of the TRL.
Changing the batteries
When the low battery indicator is displayed, the batteries must be changed. ÿ Press the clip on the left side and pull the front panel to remove it.
You now have access to the batteries.
ÿ Replace the batteries with 2 LR03 AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries new.
The clock flashes.
ÿ Readjust the time value after changing the batteries (ÿ see 4 “Description
of the modes”, page 4).
To close the TRL, ÿ
Place the front face in front of the bottom of the box.
ÿ Press on the front panel so that it locks onto the bottom of the case. You
can make it easier to lock by pressing the clip on the left side.
Using the receiver
[1] Key: pressing for 5 seconds gives access to the radio configuration of the
receiver (ÿ page 7)
[2] Receiver power-on indication
[3, 4] Operation mode indication[2] [3]| | [4]| Functioning
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Yellow Red| Green| 0|
0| 0| 0| Receiver not powered
1| 0| 0| HEATING mode off
1| 1| | HEAT mode on
1| 0 or 1 Flash| | Receipt of an order, 4 quick flashes
1| 0 or 1 1| | Waiting for the configuration signal (9 radio configuration of
the TRL with the receiver, page 7)
1| 0| Slow flashing| ERROR see troubleshooting below
Cligno slow fear| 0| 0 or Cli slow gnosis| Transmitter in OFF mode. Flashing
green LED indicates
reception of a frame from the transmitter
Troubleshooting
ÿ Check the batteries of the transmitter. ÿ
Check transmitter/receiver range. ÿ Check that there is no interference from
another device less than 50 cm from the receiver. ÿ Check that there is no
interference from a device on the 868.3 MHz frequency (permanent emission).
If the yellow LED [2] does not light up: ÿ Check the connection of the
receiver. ÿ Check the mains supply (230 VAC).
Radio configuration of the TRL with the receiver tor
ÿ On the TRL, select the “Auto” mode.
ÿ Then press the OK button for 5 seconds; this will enter the radio
configuration mode ( ).
The TRL now sends its configuration address by radio signal 4 times per
second, ÿ On the receiver, press the button for 5 seconds.
The green LED [4] should light up and start flashing with each radio signal
received from the TRL (4 flashes per second). ÿ You can now perform a dis
check radio operating time.
Place the TRL in the room where you want to regulate the temperature and leave
it in radio configuration mode ( ).
ÿ Close the doors and return to the receiver. ÿ Check that the green LED [4]
flashes with each signal radio :
– If it flashes several times per second, the installation of the TRL and the
receiver is correct.
– If it flashes irregularly, you are at the range limit. Install the TRL
closer to the receiver.
– If there is no flashing, you are out of range. Install the TRL closer to the
receiver. ÿ On the TRL press the OK key to exit the radio configuration mode.
Now the TRL drives the receiver.
Technical data
Measurement accuracy | 0,1 °C |
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Setpoint accuracy | 0,5 °C |
Temperature range
•in comfort & reduced:
•in hors d’oeuvres:| 5 °C — 35 °C
0,5 °C — 10 °C
Regulation characteristics • Cycle: • Anti-shod cycle:| 15 minutes
3 minutes off, 2 minutes on
thermal gradient| 1 K/15 minutes
Differential| 0,2 °C
Electrical protection
•TRL 7.26 RF (transmitter):
•Receiver:| Class II — IP30
Class II — IP43
switched current max.| 12A/250V (16A RELAY)
Connection| 4 point screw connector on the bottom of the receiver 230 VAC 50
Hz
Piles| 2x LR3 AAA 1,5 V piles alcalines sur le TRL 7.26 RF
Radio frequency| 868,3 MHz, <10 mW.
Distance of approximately 100 meters in open field.
Distance of approximately 30 meters in residential area.
Certifications| THIS. EN 300220-3, EN 301489 (Radio frequency certifications)
Environmental protection and recycling
Environmental protection is a core value of the Bosch Group.
We attach equal importance to the quality of our products, their profitability
and the protection of the environment. Laws and regulations concerning
environmental protection are strictly observed.
For the protection of the environment, we use, while respecting the economic
aspects, the best possible technologies and materials.
Used devices
When it comes to packaging, we participate in country-specific recovery
systems, which aim to ensure optimum recycling.
All packaging materials used are environmentally friendly and recyclable.
Used electrical and electronic devices Electrical and electronic devices that
are no longer in use must be collected separately and subject to
environmentally sound disposal (European directive on used electrical and
electronic devices).
For the disposal of used electrical and electronic devices, use the country-
specific return and collection systems.
Batteries must not be recycled with household waste. Used batteries must be
collected in local collection systems.
A technical team of specialists answers all your questions live: Monday to
Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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