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DRY INERTIA CERAMIC HEATER
NT10SSR 840-1000W 3663602688600
NT15SSR 1250-1500W 3663602688631
NT20SSR 1680-2000W 3663602688662
Let’s
get started…
These instructions are for your safety. Please read through them thoroughly
before use and retain them for future reference.
Getting started…
02
Safety
Before you start
Quick start
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06
11
In more detail…
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Technical and legal information
Care and cleaning
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23Environment protection
02EN
Safety
PLEASE READ SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
BEFORE USING THE UNIT.
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8
years and above and persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience
and knowledge if they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a
safe way and understand the hazards involved.
Children shall not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be
made by children without supervision.
Children of less than 3 years should be kept away
unless continuously supervised.
Children aged from 3 years and less than 8 years
shall only switch on/off the appliance provided that
it has been placed or installed in its intended normal
operating position and they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of the
appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards
involved.
Children aged from 3 years and less than 8 years
shall not plug in, regulate and clean the appliance
or perform user maintenance.
CAUTION — Some parts of this product can become
very hot and cause burns. Particular attention has to
be given where children and vulnerable people are
present.
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Safety
If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by
the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly
qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
The appliance should not be placed immediately
below a socket.
WARNINGS:
In order to avoid overheating, do
not cover the heater.
Do not use this heater with a programmer, timer,
separate remote control system or any other device
that turns on the heater automatically because
there is a risk of fire if the device is covered or
placed incorrectly.
CAUTION: To avoid hazard due to inadvertent
resetting of the thermal cutout, this appliance must
not be powered via an external switch, such as a
timer, or connected to a circuit that is regularly
switched on and off by the electricity supplier.
This heater must not be disposed of with household
waste; it must be taken to a local centre of
recovery and recycling of electrical appliances.
The heater must be installed so that switches and
other control devices can not be touched by a person
in the bath or shower.
A means of disconnection from the power supply
having a contact opening distance of all poles must
be included in the fixed wiring in accordance with
the installation requirements.
04EN
Safety
If being fitted in a bathroom, a 30mA RCD must
be used.
With respect to the details of how to install the
appliance onto the wall, refer to "INSTALLATION"
on pages 9-10.
05EN
For domestic use only.
Never allow children or persons unable to operate the
appliance safely to use this appliance without supervision.
Please dispose of plastic bags carefully and keep them
away from children.
This appliance is for indoor use only.
Observe the minimum distances as shown in Fig. 1.
Do not install the unit in place where air flow that may
disturb its regulation(e.g. under an air conditioning unit)
Before you start
The power connection is made by the 2 cables via a
connection box. In places such as wet bathroom,
laundry, kitchen, install the appliance at least 250 mm from
the level of the ground.
Things to check before you start
1. Body
2. Control panel
Your product
INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE?
3. Wall-mounted kits
2
1
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Description Drawing QTY
Screw
Wall plug
4
4
3
Before you start
This heater is for wall mounting only. Do not attempt to use it
free standing.
You need to follow the below requirements when you install
your heater:
- Means for disconnection having a contact separation in all
poles must be incorporated in the fixed wiring in accordance
with the wiring rules.
- Warning: you need to connect the two conductors of the
supply cable to a connection block in respecting the
polarities as following:
IMPORTANT: The wires in the mains lead are coloured in
accordance with the following code:
Blue – Neutral
Brown – Live
The blue wire must be connected to the terminal marked with
an N or coloured black.
The brown wire must be connected to the terminal marked
with an L or coloured red.
WARNING: Never connect live or neutral wires to the earth
terminal.
This product is double insulated and must not be
earthed. If there are any incoming earth cables, they must be
joined together using a suitable connector (not supplied) and
well insulated with good quality insulation tape. This is to
ensure earth continuity throughout your property.
All fittings must be installed by a competent person in
accordance with the current IET Wiring Regulations
(BS7671). If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician.
THIS PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR BATHROOMS ZONE
2 AND OUTSIDE ZONE;
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Before you start
This product is suitable for use in living areas, and Bathroom
dry (Outside) Zones only (see diagram below and current
IET Wiring Regulations for details). It is not suitable for
moisture is likely. If being fitted in a bathroom a 30mA RCD
must be used. This appliance does not come fitted/supplied
with a fused plug. DO NOT wire/fit a plug to this appliance.
The appliance must be electrical connected to a fused fixed
spur, which is fitted with a 13Amp fuse.
Always refer to the Reference Drawing for Bathroom
Installation.
Note: the below drawing is for reference only.
We suggest you to contact a professional electrician for any
help.
* Full details can be found in the current IET Wiring
Regulations (BS7671)
0.6m
0.6m
ZONE
2
Window
recess
(DRY) OUTSIDE ZONES
ZONE
2
ZONE
1
2.25m
Ceiling
THIS PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR BATHROOMS
ZONE 2 AND OUTSIDE ZONE;
ZONE
0
Bathroom Zones 0,1, or other areas where contact with
08EN
Before you start
INSTALLATION
09EN
To hang the heater on the wall:
1. Choose a suitable installation location for the
heater. (Figure 1)
2. Disassemble the wall bracket by loosening the
screw (do not remove, only loosen) and slide the
metal plate out of the hole. Take out the bracket by
pulling down (Figure 2).
3. Verify that the bracket is horizontal with a spirit
level and mark the location of 4 holes on the wall.
Drill 4 holes in the wall using a drill adapted to
the diameter of wall plug. Insert the wall plug into
the holes,then screw securely wall mount bracket
onto the wall. (Figure 3)
4. Place the heater against bracket (Figure 4):
A : Align the heater on the 2 lower hooks that are
downwards.
B : Pull the heater upwards whilst retaining it in the
2 lower hooks.
C : Align the heater on the 2 upper hooks that are
upwards.
D : Pull the heater down.
5. Slide the metal plate into the hole, and fasten the
screw to lock the wall mount bracket (Figure 5).
Before you start
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LCD display:
Quick start
Functions of the icons on the LCD:
Symbol Function
Mode standby (the appliance doesn’t work but with power on)
Mode Anti-freeze (the appliance maintains the temperature around 7°C)
Mode Comfort (set the desired temperature)
Mode ECO (ECO maintains the temperature that is 3.5 ° C lower to comfort temperature.
This mode reduces the temperature without disturbing the desired temperature in comfort
mode)
Temperature (centigrade)
Keyboard lock
Program modes or Fil pilote mode
Window detection mode
Heating indicator (When appliance is heating up, this icon will show on the screen.
The icon will disappear when detected temperature reach the set temperature.)
Weekly personalized modes:
Mode Comfort active
Mode eco active
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I. Mode selection ( / button)
HOW TO USE
Quick start
CONTROL PANEL
When first use the machine, there will be some slight smell. It is normal. The smell will
disappear after heater working for an hour.
Button
MENU
OK
/
Function
Standby
Short press to enter setting menu: 1. Time setting; 2. program modes
setting; 3. presence detection mode.
Press for 3 seconds, activate/ inactivate keyboard lock.
Confirm button
Under working status: shift working mode (Comfort/Eco / Program modes
or Fil Pilote/ Window detection mode/ Anti-freeze)
Under setting status: shift options by left and right
Under working status: adjust temperature
Under setting status: shift options by up and down
BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE, PLEASE OPEN THE LID OF THE CONTROL
PANEL.
/
1. For the first time you use the device, after you connect to the power supply and
after that the clock is set, the device will be in standby mode, and you can press the
standby button to enter comfort mode.
Press / to toggle among the modes: comfort / Eco / Program mode or Fil
Pilote / Window detection mode / Anti-freeze .
2. Program modes and Fil pilote share the same icon . And these 2 modes are
mutually exclusive. When the appliance is working on Program mode, press and hold OK
button for 3 seconds, the appliance will shift from Program mode to Fil pilote mode.
When the appliance is working on Fil pilote mode, press and hold OK button for 3
seconds, the appliance will shift from Fil pilote mode to Program mode.
The interface of program mode and Fil pilote mode are as below:
Note: For the program mode, mode setting and mode selection is separated. If you
want to set the program mode, press MENU to enter setting menu to choose
program mode setting and press OK to enter setting interface. For details, please
refer to part 2“Program mode setting”under section III“Setting menu”.
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Quick start
Program mode Fil pilote
3. Fil-pilote mode
Press / button to choose mode (Program modes or Fil pilote mode). Under
Pilot mode, select the mode via the external control (for France only).
If the working interface is at Program mode, press and hold OK button for 3 seconds,
the appliance will shift from Program mode to Fil pilote mode.
For other countries except France, if you choose mode Fil pilote P, the appliance will
work at comfort mode as default.
4. Window detection mode
Press / button to enter window detector function. The appliance will enter comfort
mode as default. If temperature decrease detected, the appliance will automatically
enter anti-freeze mode. If temperature rises up, the appliance will go back to comfort
mode.
Notes: In case of power failure, the unit keep in memory only the parameters,
temperature and operating mode. When power is restored, the clock should be
adjusted again to operate the program modes properly.
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II. Temperature setting
Quick start
REMARKS: under window function, pilot control is not available.
1. Under the mode of comfort or Eco (excluding anti-freezing mode), temperature is
adjustable. Press / to choose the desired temperature for comfort mode between
5°C and 29°C. The temperature difference between mode ECO and mode comfort is
3.5°C, so the temperature range of mode ECO is between 1.5°C and 25.5°C.
2. Press other buttons except / to finish the setting, or it will automatically save.
3. When the room temperature is higher than the selected temperature, the heater
will stop heating.
III. Setting menu (MENU button)
Press MENU to enter setting menu interface.
Press / or / to choose from time setting , program mode setting ,
motion sensor . The selected icon will flash while other icons keep on.
Press MENU to exit the setting menu or after 30 seconds it will automatically exit and
go back to working interface.
1. Time setting
Press MENU to enter setting interface, and / to choose time setting . When
is flashing, press OK to start time setting.
Press / to toggle among day of week, hour, and minute, and / to set day of
week, hour, and minute.
Press OK to confirm hour setting and move to minute setting 00-59.
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Day of week Pre-set 24-hour
program P1-P7
Quick start
Press OK to confirm minute setting and move to day of week setting1-7.
Press OK to confirm or after 30 seconds, it will automatically save and go back to
working interface.
2. Program mode setting
Press MENU to enter setting interface, and / to choose program mode setting .
When is flashing, press OK to enter setting interface.
Under program mode, you can choose from 7 pre-set 24-hour programs (P1-P7) for
each day of week. The 7 pre-set 24-hour programs (P1-P7) are programable. For
each hour, you can choose between comfort mode and economic mode.
Under program mode, the default setting for day 1 to 7 of the week are as follows:
day 1 to day 5: work with P1,
day 6 to day 7: work with P3.
The default setting of P1-P7 are as follows:
Press / to choose day of week, and / to choose from 7 pre-set 24-hour
programs (P1-P7), Or press OK to confirm previous setting and enter setting for next
day. After setting of last day, press OK to confirm or after 30 seconds, it will
automatically save and go back to working interface.
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
P7
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Hour
(01 is for hour 1 to hour 2, and so on,
24 is for hour 24 to hour 1)
Quick start
Setting of 7 pre-set 24-hour programs (P1-P7)
Under program mode setting interface, regardless of which day, when you choose
program from P1 to P7, press and hold OK for 3 seconds to enter the setting
interface of the mode. The setting will be memorized (in case of power failure, it will
also be memorized).
1. Press / to choose hour (1-24). Press to choose comfort mode. , to
choose economic mode .
2. After setting of 24 hours, it will automatically save and go back to previous setting
interface.
For example, if you enter the P3 setting from below interface (day 1, P3), it will go
back to below interface (day 1, P3) after you finish P3 24-hour setting.
Notes:
1. In case of power failure, the unit keep in memory only the parameters,
temperature and operating mode. When power is restored, the clock should be
adjusted again to operate the program modes properly.
2. After you finish program mode setting, it will be saved but will not
automatically start working at program mode. You need to press left/right arrow
button to choose program mode to make the heater work at this mode.
Keyboard lock
IV. Keyboard lock setting
Press MENU button for three seconds to activate the keyboard lock function , in
order to unlock, press MENU again for three seconds
5 Press / to exit motion sensor function and choose other modes.
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Quick start
3. Motion sensor
Press MENU to enter setting interface, and / to choose motion sensor . When
is flashing, press OK to enter setting interface.
Press / or / to choose ON/OFF. Press OK to confirm and after 30 seconds, it
will automatically save and go back to working interface.
Remarks:
1) When motion sensor function is ON, the appliance will work at comfort mode as
default, with icon show on the screen.
2) Once absence is detected, it will automatically enter eco mode or anti-freeze
mode , with icon flashing.
3) At any time, once presence detected, the appliance will go back to comfort mode
, with kept on.
4) Detected distance and angles are indicated as follows:
60°
3m
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Quick start
Remarks:
1. The keyboard lock function doesn’t lock the standby button.
2. The keyboard lock function will automatically be deactivated under below
circumstances.
1) the appliance is turned off by pressing standby button.
2) the appliance suffer power disconnection
Technical information
Care and cleaning
Environmental protection
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In more detail…
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Technical information
Technical Specifications
Model no. Voltage
& Frequency
Power
(Watt)
Product
Dimension
H x W x D
(mm)
Class
220-240V~
50Hz
220-240V~
50Hz
220-240V~
50Hz
IP
NT10SSR 840-1000W
1250-1500W
1680-2000W
580x600x120
Double isolation
CLASS II
IPX4
NT15SSR 580x720x120
Double isolation
CLASS II
IPX4
NT20SSR
580x840x120
Double isolation
CLASS II
IPX4
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